Examples of using Functioning of ecosystems in English and their translations into Russian
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The role in functioning of ecosystems is small.
Geographic patterns of the structure and functioning of ecosystems.
The biodiversity and functioning of ecosystems, including the delivery of ecosystem services such as food production;
Water resource management requires the correct functioning of ecosystems. The reverse is also true.
The goal of the updated strategy is the achievement of stable balance between economic development in the country and continuous functioning of ecosystems.
The loss of biodiversity impairs the functioning of ecosystems within and around cities.
Such models consider not only the physical impacts of climate change butalso the effects of such impacts on biological processes and the functioning of ecosystems.
Overfishing reduces food production,impairs the functioning of ecosystems and reduces biodiversity.
The Government has approved long-term objectives until 1995 for the protection of waters,based on water use requirements and on safeguarding the functioning of ecosystems.
Effects on the biodiversity and functioning of ecosystems, including the delivery of ecosystem services such as food production;
It requires the acceptance of ecological diversity to ensure the sustained functioning of ecosystems in long-term development.
Reserving water for the healthy functioning of ecosystems is sometimes seen as far less important than providing all the water that humans demand.
Although there is a need for more knowledge on biodiversity and its role in the functioning of ecosystems, there is enough knowledge to justify action.
The integration of chemical and biological monitoring provides more comprehensive information for quality assessment,as well as more data on the ecological functioning of ecosystems.
In any case,climate change will alter the functioning of ecosystems and their ability to supply the services on which society depends.
Additionally, many restoration projects have focused on therecovery of ecosystem structure, but very few have monitored the changes in the functioning of ecosystems and in the provision of ecosystem services.
They do not ensure sustainable conservation and functioning of ecosystems on the whole and therefore cannot maintain the optimal condition of the environment.
The magnitude of these landscape-level changes and the increasing intensity of urbanization, industrial and agricultural production are inducing changes in global systems andcycles that underpin the functioning of ecosystems.
Water is also required for food and energy production,as well as for the functioning of ecosystems, which in turn are important for maintaining supply.
As more water is withdrawn for human uses, there is an increasing need to make certain that an adequate water supply to wetlands, lakes, rivers andcoastal areas is maintained to ensure the healthy functioning of ecosystems.
Impact analysis of major infrastructure and agriculture projects on biodiversity and the functioning of ecosystems incorporated into project design and delivery.
Water cooperation facilitates the protection of the environment, the sources and quality of water resources, the reduction of flood risk andthe provision of other services provided to mankind through the sustainable functioning of ecosystems.
It underpins human health and economic activities, and sustains andis sustained by the proper functioning of ecosystems, which in their turn provide a wealth of valuable services.
Management of water resources impacts almost all aspects of society and the economy including food production and security, domestic water supply and sanitation, health, energy, tourism,industry and functioning of ecosystems.
Impact analysis of major infrastructure andagriculture projects on biodiversity and the functioning of ecosystems is incorporated into project design and delivery three countries.
Regarding the objective of an ecosystem approach, it was noted by several delegations that the aim of ecosystem approaches was to manage the interaction between often conflicting environmental, economic and social values and interests in order tomaintain the integrity of the structure and functioning of ecosystems, while also allowing the sustainable use of marine living resources.
Imbalances in nutrient ratios cause widespread changes in the structure and functioning of ecosystems, which, in turn, have generally negative impacts on habitats, food webs and species diversity, including economically important ones.
Generally, nitrogen deposition in excess of critical loads causes adverse effects on the structure and functioning of ecosystems, which may take several years to decades to become apparent.
It should also be noted that effects of excessive nitrogen deposition on the structure and functioning of ecosystems and its biodiversity may not occur instantly, it may take several decades over which the resilience of soils and vegetation is weakened and impacts become apparent.
Increased groundwater abstraction, increased groundwater contamination and climate variability,are affecting the functioning of ecosystems and thereby jeopardize the services these ecosystems provide.