Many tribal members were relocated from their lands along the main stem of the Columbia to reservations with diminished access to salmon runs, and although northwestern tribes eventually won the right to use traditional fishing sites and catch 50percentt of harvestable salmon, these treaties were sometimes violated by fisheries managers and private landowners.
While the population in urban centers is growing, rural areas are being left with diminished access to everyday needs like, transportation, stores, hospitals and community centers.
Indeed, many small populations, both in the experiment and in the simulations, faced handicaps consistent with their diminished access to beneficial mutations of large effect.
This would enable it to strike its own trade deals with other countries without suffering diminished access to EU markets.
But the other path – incremental separation, close regulatory alignment and strategic intimacy, only with diminished market access, additional friction at the border and a surrender of influence – leads inexorably to the question of why we are bothering to do it at all.
Wonder what the diminished access to college had to do with it.
"Without exception, all communities in the countries where field research took place associate protected areas with increasing hardships due to restrictions to their livelihood activities, including diminished access to food," said the report, Protected areas in the Congo basin: failing people and biodiversity.
According to the report, whites are more able to pass down inheritances and support with larger down payments (which lowers interest rates and lending costs), and they are less likely to have dealt with the historic challenges facing many black people in this country, including diminished access to credit, lower lifelong incomes and inequitable resources tied to residential segregation.
As PHC services are usually the first point of contact with the health service system, the loss of such services contributes to diminished access to health care and poorer health outcomes, especially in rural and remote communities [ 2].
Hemodialysis patients have historically experienced diminished access to care and increased adverse outcomes after natural disasters.
"We are free, but not equal," Jackson said, highlight the diminished access to healthcare in many black communities.
