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... “is basically headed in the right direction and that we can help to steer this development process by insisting on reasonable prioritisation (the economic growth)”. Barlett (1994) goes even further in his claims about environment-growth nexus. For him, environmental regulation, as a policy tool redu ...
... “is basically headed in the right direction and that we can help to steer this development process by insisting on reasonable prioritisation (the economic growth)”. Barlett (1994) goes even further in his claims about environment-growth nexus. For him, environmental regulation, as a policy tool redu ...
BCS312 Module 1
... wisdom of generations and constantly synthesizes new information in order to explain land and environment relations in the circumpolar North. How do environmental factors affect habitat? What role do human beings play in sustaining the Arctic ecosystem? How is human health linked to environmental ch ...
... wisdom of generations and constantly synthesizes new information in order to explain land and environment relations in the circumpolar North. How do environmental factors affect habitat? What role do human beings play in sustaining the Arctic ecosystem? How is human health linked to environmental ch ...
Ecological communities in variable environments : dynamics
... At the population level, it is assumed that Wootton 1994; Laska & Wootton 1998), the presence of interspecific interactions in- proxies for, e.g., the relative competitive abilfluences the per capita growth rate (births ity of different species (Fowler 2005; I), and deaths) of species (Royama 1992). ...
... At the population level, it is assumed that Wootton 1994; Laska & Wootton 1998), the presence of interspecific interactions in- proxies for, e.g., the relative competitive abilfluences the per capita growth rate (births ity of different species (Fowler 2005; I), and deaths) of species (Royama 1992). ...
Definition of the Mediterranean eco-regions and maps of
... et al., 2007) or Biogeochemical provinces (BGCP, Longhurst, 2007). Due to the growing availability of marine observations with a global or basin-scale coverage combined with the application of multidimensional or exploratory analyses in ecology, several novel approaches, based on statistical modelli ...
... et al., 2007) or Biogeochemical provinces (BGCP, Longhurst, 2007). Due to the growing availability of marine observations with a global or basin-scale coverage combined with the application of multidimensional or exploratory analyses in ecology, several novel approaches, based on statistical modelli ...
The Antarctic Environmental Protocol and its Domestic Legal
... General concepts C. 1.2 The selected Contracting Parties: a closer look ...
... General concepts C. 1.2 The selected Contracting Parties: a closer look ...
FULL-TEXT - Manchester eScholar
... measurement and inception. The questions have been ‘What evidential markers can tell us whether or not the Anthropocene has begun and the Holocene ended?’ and ‘When, exactly, did the Anthropocene start?’. These questions have arisen because of Crutzen’s success in enrolling other scientists in testi ...
... measurement and inception. The questions have been ‘What evidential markers can tell us whether or not the Anthropocene has begun and the Holocene ended?’ and ‘When, exactly, did the Anthropocene start?’. These questions have arisen because of Crutzen’s success in enrolling other scientists in testi ...
Nature Conservation on Yakushima Island
... Nature Conservation on Yakushima Island : Kagoshima Prefecture’s Efforts species, including Turdus celaenops and Erithacus akahige tanensis, are sub-endemic to the island. Within these 150 species, there are also four species, including erithacus komadori and columba janthina, that are designated n ...
... Nature Conservation on Yakushima Island : Kagoshima Prefecture’s Efforts species, including Turdus celaenops and Erithacus akahige tanensis, are sub-endemic to the island. Within these 150 species, there are also four species, including erithacus komadori and columba janthina, that are designated n ...
Community assembly, coexistence and the environmental filtering
... considerable attention recently as part of a surge of interest in functional trait and phylogenetic-based approaches to the study of communities. 2. While the filtering metaphor has clear utility in some circumstances, it has been challenging to reconcile the environmental filtering concept with rec ...
... considerable attention recently as part of a surge of interest in functional trait and phylogenetic-based approaches to the study of communities. 2. While the filtering metaphor has clear utility in some circumstances, it has been challenging to reconcile the environmental filtering concept with rec ...
AP® Environmental Science
... class meets five times a week and the duration of each class period is 42 minutes. There is one lab period each week of 42 minutes. Presently there are 2 sections. ...
... class meets five times a week and the duration of each class period is 42 minutes. There is one lab period each week of 42 minutes. Presently there are 2 sections. ...
department of geological and environmental sciences
... assess, and manage the environment to improve human health, conserve energy and resources, preserve nature, and sustain quality of life. Gen Ed: Environmental Sustainability, Natural Science, Social and Personal Awareness. ENST 1500L Introduction to Environmental Science Lab 1 s.h. The use of the sc ...
... assess, and manage the environment to improve human health, conserve energy and resources, preserve nature, and sustain quality of life. Gen Ed: Environmental Sustainability, Natural Science, Social and Personal Awareness. ENST 1500L Introduction to Environmental Science Lab 1 s.h. The use of the sc ...
Environmental Variation, Stochastic Extinction, and Competitive
... on the duration of coexistence, we first study them individually. We show that the probability of stochastic extinction in this model is low at low levels of environmental variation but then increases quickly at higher levels of variation. In contrast, the stabilizing effects of environmental variat ...
... on the duration of coexistence, we first study them individually. We show that the probability of stochastic extinction in this model is low at low levels of environmental variation but then increases quickly at higher levels of variation. In contrast, the stabilizing effects of environmental variat ...
A Brief Study About Three Industrial Disasters : Seveso
... and rising commercial middle class wanted freedom to preserve its trade. The individuals therefore found that a powerful sovereign was their best guarantee against interference, and the need was to foster the power of the sovereign. Machiavelli advocated that the state and its sovereign have to be s ...
... and rising commercial middle class wanted freedom to preserve its trade. The individuals therefore found that a powerful sovereign was their best guarantee against interference, and the need was to foster the power of the sovereign. Machiavelli advocated that the state and its sovereign have to be s ...
The Industrial Ecology of Renewable Resources
... by discussions of material scarcity. As Robert Ayres points out, the most important scarcities are soil fertility, clean fresh water, clean fresh air, unspoiled landscapes, climatic stability, biological diversity, biological nutrient cycling and environmental waste assimilative capacity (1993, 189) ...
... by discussions of material scarcity. As Robert Ayres points out, the most important scarcities are soil fertility, clean fresh water, clean fresh air, unspoiled landscapes, climatic stability, biological diversity, biological nutrient cycling and environmental waste assimilative capacity (1993, 189) ...
Consumption, Environmental Sustainability and - RegNet
... ‘big-ticket’ issue (for example, McManus, 2000). What, then, can be done about addressing Australians’ consumption in this climate and in relation to environmental concerns? A common recourse has been to look to environmental groups or deep ecology protagonists to campaign for and point out the envi ...
... ‘big-ticket’ issue (for example, McManus, 2000). What, then, can be done about addressing Australians’ consumption in this climate and in relation to environmental concerns? A common recourse has been to look to environmental groups or deep ecology protagonists to campaign for and point out the envi ...
Research in environmental sciences in France
... other research organizations (CIRAD, CNRS, INRIA) and academic research clusters in pursuit of public policy goals. IRSTEA is also involved in European environmental research networks (EurAqua, PEER), as well as numerous exchanges and cooperative agreements with research institutions around the worl ...
... other research organizations (CIRAD, CNRS, INRIA) and academic research clusters in pursuit of public policy goals. IRSTEA is also involved in European environmental research networks (EurAqua, PEER), as well as numerous exchanges and cooperative agreements with research institutions around the worl ...
Understanding the effect of light pollution on wildlife
... Replacement of nocturnal (night) cycle by elevated levels of continuous artificial lighting over broad natural areas. Greatest exposure of terrestrial habitats is mostly under tree canopy and over ground level areas, which is the preferred zone of most terrestrial wildlife inhabitation. Aquatic habi ...
... Replacement of nocturnal (night) cycle by elevated levels of continuous artificial lighting over broad natural areas. Greatest exposure of terrestrial habitats is mostly under tree canopy and over ground level areas, which is the preferred zone of most terrestrial wildlife inhabitation. Aquatic habi ...
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... EKC (MEKC) in order to consider a wider concept of development rather than pure economic growth, including well-being aspects and sustainability of the development process. Using a macroeconomic measure of sustainability such as the World Bank’s Genuine Saving and a measure of well-being such as the ...
... EKC (MEKC) in order to consider a wider concept of development rather than pure economic growth, including well-being aspects and sustainability of the development process. Using a macroeconomic measure of sustainability such as the World Bank’s Genuine Saving and a measure of well-being such as the ...
Understanding Our Environment
... Law of Competitive Exclusion - No two species will occupy the same niche and compete for exactly the same resources for an extended period of time. One will either migrate, become extinct, or partition the resource and utilize a sub-set of the same resource. - Given resource can only be partitione ...
... Law of Competitive Exclusion - No two species will occupy the same niche and compete for exactly the same resources for an extended period of time. One will either migrate, become extinct, or partition the resource and utilize a sub-set of the same resource. - Given resource can only be partitione ...
Qualitative Analysis of Enhanced Oil Recovery: Impacts on Air
... recovered, this quantity of water consumption would have a greater effect on the environment in most regions than any other EOR impact. Although large quantities of water are required for EOR, the environmental impact on surface waters from EOR activities is anticipated to be only slightly greater t ...
... recovered, this quantity of water consumption would have a greater effect on the environment in most regions than any other EOR impact. Although large quantities of water are required for EOR, the environmental impact on surface waters from EOR activities is anticipated to be only slightly greater t ...
The Changing Environment of Banks
... reason for this is still that such an examination would ‘require interference’ with a client’s activities. Empirical research from concluded that (European) banks were not interested in their own environmental situation nor that of their clients (Tomorrow ). This situation is now changing. ...
... reason for this is still that such an examination would ‘require interference’ with a client’s activities. Empirical research from concluded that (European) banks were not interested in their own environmental situation nor that of their clients (Tomorrow ). This situation is now changing. ...
The Factors Behind CO2 Emission Reduction in Transition
... the disastrous environmental state of this part of the world. Although these countries differ significantly, the centralized planning of economic activity had generated common ecological problems: levels of industrial pollution that threaten human health; significant soil and water pollution (in par ...
... the disastrous environmental state of this part of the world. Although these countries differ significantly, the centralized planning of economic activity had generated common ecological problems: levels of industrial pollution that threaten human health; significant soil and water pollution (in par ...
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... natural resources led to the collapse of the civilization. Even the cultural move from hunting and gathering to agriculture did not prevent the collapse; it only prolonged the period prior to collapse. The modern world is much like Easter Island with larger resource pools, but the message remains th ...
... natural resources led to the collapse of the civilization. Even the cultural move from hunting and gathering to agriculture did not prevent the collapse; it only prolonged the period prior to collapse. The modern world is much like Easter Island with larger resource pools, but the message remains th ...
Publications_files/EEEP Preservation
... Although philosopher-scientists such as Leopold and Victor Shelford (1877-1968) had urged the preservation of representative ecosystems, their concerns were not translated into public preservation policy, which was motivated by the aesthetic appreciation of monumental scenery (as served by the natio ...
... Although philosopher-scientists such as Leopold and Victor Shelford (1877-1968) had urged the preservation of representative ecosystems, their concerns were not translated into public preservation policy, which was motivated by the aesthetic appreciation of monumental scenery (as served by the natio ...
Environmental Science Exam Study Guide
... 16. Explain how energy transfer in a food web is more complex than energy transfer in a food chain. 17. Explain why an energy pyramid is a representation of trophic levels. 18. Describe the short- and long-term process of the carbon cycle. 19. Describe the nitrogen and phosphorous cycles. 20. Explai ...
... 16. Explain how energy transfer in a food web is more complex than energy transfer in a food chain. 17. Explain why an energy pyramid is a representation of trophic levels. 18. Describe the short- and long-term process of the carbon cycle. 19. Describe the nitrogen and phosphorous cycles. 20. Explai ...
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... The increasing demands that population growth and affluence put on the natural resources and the Earth’s environment require greater numbers of trained professionals and informed citizens. The BS degree in Environmental Geosciences embraces all the disciplines of geosciences to give the student a ri ...
... The increasing demands that population growth and affluence put on the natural resources and the Earth’s environment require greater numbers of trained professionals and informed citizens. The BS degree in Environmental Geosciences embraces all the disciplines of geosciences to give the student a ri ...