Based on that up - to - date scientific understanding of the permanent harm that would result from the destruction and burial of six miles of vital headwater streams, the downstream contamination and
resulting ecological damage, and the leveling of 2,000 acres of natural mountaintop, EPA issued a final veto determination in January 2011.
Not exact matches
«However, this is a costly process that can
result in excessive nitrogen runoff into waterways, sometimes causing severe
ecological damage.»
Barros and his team did not investigate why reproductive success was so much lower in the oiled colonies, but speculate from their knowledge of other studies that it
resulted from wider
ecological damage.
Although warming of only 1.5 degrees would
result in much less harm to the climate than 2 degrees, it's possible that the
ecological damage caused by the negative emissions projects needed to get there may exceed the benefits, at least for some.
Policy decisions made during this window are likely to
result in changes to Earth's climate system measured in millennia rather than human lifespans, with associated socioeconomic and
ecological impacts that will exacerbate the risks and
damages to society and ecosystems that are projected for the twenty - first century and propagate into the future for many thousands of years.
The Exxon Valdez oil spill was a tragic occurrence
resulting in enormous
ecological damage, and, under Tillerson's rein, ExxonMobil was still refusing to fully compensate the victims for these
damages.