The researchers argue that these intact areas deserve higher priority for limited conservation dollars than areas already impacted
heavily by human activity even though species are also threatened in the impacted areas.
Not exact matches
Because the practice of transfusion and of organ transplantation are
heavily regulated
by medicine (and for good reason), a culture that considers
human milk to be another regulated bodily substance can only conceive of milk sharing as an
activity that occurs rarely and under medical supervision.
And it may be that elephant populations that are
heavily poached or otherwise adversely affected
by human activities are similarly socially damaged, they say.
Archaeologists have discovered ancient settlements in supposedly uninhabited parts of the Amazon rainforest, proving that it was
heavily influenced
by human activities.
And it's quite clear that regions already
heavily affected
by other
human activities (coastal pollution, overfishing, etc.) are — no surprise — likely to feel more stress from acidification.
According to the United Nations, as much as 40 percent of the world oceans are
heavily affected
by human activities, including pollution, depleted fisheries, and loss of coastal habitats.