Примери за използване на Over-exploitation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Nearly 20 per cent of threats were due to over-exploitation.
The biggest challenge is over-exploitation of natural resources.
Over-exploitation of water resources can harm animals and plants dependent on them.
The other consideration is the over-exploitation of natural resources.
Over-exploitation- more than 2,000 species of insects are part of the human diet- and climate change are also taking a toll.
Here we have a place for development,there is no over-exploitation of the market and no hard competition.
They are among the first to suffer when ecosystems are threatened, whether by pollution,climate change or over-exploitation.”.
Expulsion should not be the alternative to over-exploitation of illegally staying migrant workers.
They are among the first to suffer when ecosystems are threatened, whether by pollution,climate change or over-exploitation.
Habitat loss, over-exploitation, climate change, pollution and invasive alien species all contribute to biodiversity loss.
Europe's rivers, lakes andseas are under pressure from pollution, over-exploitation and climate change.
Like many other swampy areas,it suffers from over-exploitation and a growing human encroachment, which leads to the destruction of the natural environment.
The other main threats to biodiversity come from pollution,climate change and over-exploitation of resources.
Like other such public goods it can be vulnerable to over-exploitation and under-funding, which can result in neglect, decay and, in some cases, oblivion.
The species has suffered a marked decline, is greatly overfished andis threatened by over-exploitation for international trade.
Pollution, over-exploitation, physical alterations to water habitats and climate change continue to undermine the quality and the availability of water.
Professor Smith said:“It's really clear that the land's being degraded through over-exploitation- and that's making climate change worse.
European Lions became extinct due to excessive hunting(sport of lion hunting was verypopular among Greeks and Romans), competition with feral dogs and over-exploitation.
Such pressure on water causes a deterioration of freshwater resources in terms of quantity(over-exploitation or drought) and quality(pollution and eutrophication).
A given taxon belongs to this category when it faces a high risk of extinction because of a continuing decline of the population(even on a local scale),destruction of its habitats, or over-exploitation.
The directive has provoked numerous concerns among individual Member States regarding over-exploitation and the wrecking of national budgets.
Agriculture was often to blame, he said, as over-exploitation of land meant that plants, animals and micro-organisms which would historically help sustain food growth over the long-term were being destroyed….
Whereas the abundance and variety of many common bird species has remained stable, the over-exploitation of fish stocks continues(3).
Whereas climate change andacidification are exacerbating the negative impact of over-exploitation, pollution, marine litter and the destruction of marine habitats and ecosystems;
Coastal zones are facing intensified natural and anthropogenic disturbances including sea level rise,coastal erosion and over-exploitation of resources.
Instead of helping to address the growing inequality,runaway climate change and the over-exploitation of people and natural resource, CETA will make it even harder to tackle them.”.
Signals 2018- Water is life Europe's rivers, lakes andseas are under pressure from pollution, over-exploitation and climate change.
The human consumption of natural resources, the destruction of habitats,climate change, the over-exploitation of wild species and illicit trade constitute the principal causes of the impoverishment of biodiversity.
Environmental Chemistry addresses today's global challenges caused by increasing industrialisation and over-exploitation of natural resources.
CITES constituted the principal global agreement on the conservation of wild species with the aim of avoiding the over-exploitation of species of wild fauna and flora by international trade.