Not exact matches
You are directly affected by * soemone * having knowledge
of evolution when you consume all agricultural products (meat, veggies, fruits), go to the doctor, see a geneticist for counseling before having a child, take medication, or are impacted by poilicies concerning
environmental change, which is a
driver for forcing adaptation vs extinction.
«Synthetic chemicals understudied
drivers of environmental change: Huge global
change factor merits increased attention and funding.»
In trying to predict the impacts
of environmental changes, it is crucial to look at multiple
environmental drivers and how their co-occurrence and interactions are likely to shift geographically, Kroeker said.
«There are many potential benefits to concentrating our
environmental impact by intensifying
drivers of land - use
change, such as agriculture and forestry, in exchange for gazetting large remote undisturbed reserves.
The transformation
of forested lands by human actions represents one
of the great forces in global
environmental change and one
of the great
drivers of biodiversity loss.
Elisabeth Kruegar, Helmholtz Centre for
Environmental Research (UFZ): «The World Water Scenarios Initiative can help raise awareness about where our behavior is leading to, and can also help to compare trends and different aspects
of global
change, like the
drivers that they identified have an effect on water, and also how water has an effect on the
drivers, the feedback between both the
drivers and impacts are important.
The session explores regional integration
of records and dynamic modeling to: (1) understand better the nature
of climate - human - ecosystem interactions; (2) quantify the roles
of different natural and anthropogenic
drivers in forcing
environmental change; (3) examine the feedbacks between anthropogenic activity and the natural system and; (4) provide integrated datasets for model development and data - model comparisons.
The overlapping
drivers of disease and
environmental change, as well as their development implications, point towards the need for, and benefits,
of «One Health», a more integrated view and approach to human, animal and
environmental health.
But, as Mendelson writes, that would miss the wider point revealed when putting this species» interruped story in wider context
of Earth's unfolding «Anthropocene» — a span, duration as yet unknown, in which humans are the dominant
driver of environmental change.
The initial
driver of this push for regulatory
change has been a steadily increasing concern over the
environmental sustainability
of concrete and steel buildings.
This manual outlines key approaches to help in assessing vulnerability to climate
change in the context
of other non-climatic issues and stresses such as
environmental change and consumption levels, and their integration with other
drivers and pressures.
«Many other important impacts
of climate
change are difficult to quantify for a given
change in global average temperature, in part because temperature is not the only
driver of change for some impacts; multiple
environmental and other human factors come into play.»
Gore, who is pushing his
environmental agenda in his newest book, «The Future: Six
Drivers of Global
Change,» acknowledged «there are some things I miss about» politics.
Anthropogenic climate
change and land use
change in the form
of agricultural expansion («habitat conversion» — a sweet description for deforestation) act as synergistic
drivers of biodiversity loss — in a Costa Rican
environmental experiment — literally drying out the... Continue reading →
Drivers and trajectories
of land cover
change in East Africa: Human and
environmental interactions from 6000 years ago to present
Environmental groups, both national and local, are opposing coal plants because they are the primary
driver of climate
change.
According to the report, if current trends are not reversed, the Asia - Pacific region could be the most important
driver of global resource use and related
environmental impacts, including resource scarcity and climate
change.
Neither
of us has a history
of environmental activism, but both
of us are moved by the compelling scientific evidence emerging from multiple, independent lines
of study implicating human industry as the
driver of worldwide climate
change.
Cox C. J., R. S. Stone, D. C. Douglas, D. M. Stanitski, G. J. Divoky, G. S. Dutton, C. Sweeney, J. C. George and D. Longenecker (December 2017):
Drivers and
environmental responses to the
changing annual snow cycle
of northern Alaska.
Agriculture and food consumption are identified as one
of the most important
drivers of environmental pressures, especially habitat
change, climate
change, water use and toxic emissions.
In addition, ocean acidification is co-occurring with other
drivers of environmental change (including warming, eutrophication, hypoxia, eutrophication, pollution [12]-RRB-, yet the interactive effects and relative importance
of multiple stressors on species physiology, life history and ecology, as well as species — environment interactions and ecosystem function remain poorly understood [13 — 17].
Second, we argue for the primacy
of urbanization as a
driver of change in demographics, resource consumption, and ideation and, in turn, develop a qualitative model
of how
changes in those factors drive
environmental impacts, harming and then potentially helping nature in a broadly predictable way.