Примеры использования Population pressures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Developing countries could not develop because of population pressures.
Population pressures causing land hunger.
Most are not subjected to population pressures, hence are not at risk.
Population pressures on natural systems owing to high growth rates and the continuing refugee crisis.
First, in some countries migration is seen as a way to reduce population pressures in places with fragile ecosystems.
However, population pressures are contributing factors to environmental stress.
Unsustainable consumption and production patterns,short-term economic interests, population pressures and poverty have put a heavy burden on these ecosystems.
In many cases, population pressures and poverty have led people to live in areas already exposed to natural and man-made hazards.
Rapid depopulation of rural areas is not necessarily linked in the minds of rural households with population pressures that can only be understood at the national level.
In some regions, though, population pressures are likely to intensify, leading to degradation of the rangeland and to its transformation to cropland.
However, rural-urban migration also may have positive effects,reducing the population pressures in rural areas on available agricultural land.
The study on the relationship among population pressures, poverty and environmentally endangered zones is a field of research that should be given high priority in the coming years.
The environmental situation facing Africa embodies andreflects the various dimensions of development challenges of Africa- population pressures, poverty, low level of technology, etc.
They also settled in East Greenland Faced with population pressures from the Thule and other surrounding groups, such as the Algonquian and Siouan-speaking peoples to the south, the Tuniit gradually receded.
This has made it easier for rural societies to adapt to socio-economic changes and maintain social and cultural viability,thus easing the population pressures on urban areas.
Population pressures are thus not the only, or necessarily even the primary, cause of ineffective water use and pollution, but they do aggravate the magnitude of ecological damage.
This progress has however been achieved in the face of increasing population pressures, fluctuating economic conditions, prevailing unemployment and continued poverty and regional conflict.
There is need to identify population/poverty/ environment"hotspots",where poverty and environmental degradation have reached critical thresholds and where population pressures are important contributing factors.
High fertility in the north-east contributed to growing population pressures on the land and to rural poverty, which helped to fuel out-migration once the Amazon region was made accessible.
While housing and the delivery of water, sanitation and electricity services in primary urban centers improved significantly between 1980 and1990, the strain on public delivery systems increased during the 1990s with rising population pressures.
Although poor communities often have a strong ethic of stewardship inmanaging their traditional lands, growing population pressures and a lack of resources often make it difficult for them to avoid degrading their environment.
Lastly, globalization means intensified competition for resources, particularly natural resources already taxed by rapid industrialization, motorization,the growth of mega-cities, population pressures and increased poverty.
These are acutely needed as population pressures and land-based activities risk seriously degrading coastal and marine ecosystems in many small island developing States, threatening to undermine the sustainability of economically important tourism industries.
It is therefore obvious that the goals of the Declaration cannot be realized without addressing the silent crises of underdevelopment,poverty, population pressures and the degradation of the environment, which impose untold suffering and misery on millions.
In the developing regions, where population pressures are still strong and student enrolment growth rates generally have been positive, Education for All, including an improvement in the quality of basic education, has been the main focus of educational policies, at least to the extent that political and economic conditions have allowed.
Broad international support through the United Nations system is essential for an effective response by the international community to such challenges as poverty,violence, environmental degradation, population pressures, and illiteracy and those posed by trade.
Policy-oriented research, at the national and international levels,should be undertaken on areas beset by population pressures, poverty, over-consumption patterns, destruction of ecosystems and degradation of resources, giving particular attention to the interactions between those factors.
The Forum urged international and regional organizations and governing bodies of instruments to support forest programmes and to integrate forest-related aspects in programmes aimed at poverty alleviation,decreasing population pressures, promoting food security and promoting environmental awareness.
The main objectives are twofold:first, to create a wider understanding and awareness of the critical synergies between women, population pressures, poverty, environmental degradation and sustainable development, and secondly, to discuss practical ways for forging partnerships at the national, regional and international levels for the implementation of effective policies and programmes that can address these issues in a holistic manner.