Examples of using Changes in biodiversity in English and their translations into Spanish
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Changes in biodiversity through time.
Socioeconomic drivers of changes in biodiversity and environmental change. .
Changes in biodiversity can influence the supply of ecosystem services.
The resulting scenario leads to changes in biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Changes in biodiversity are the result of land degradation and unsustainable land management.
A goal of the study is to compare changes in biodiversity from cold northern latitudes to warm equatorial regions.
Changes in biodiversity also have numerous indirect impacts on ecosystem services over longer time periods.
Before, there were no statistics of this kind,leaving the Galapagos National Park Directorate very little information about the impacts of diving or the changes in biodiversity.
To improve understanding of changes in biodiversity and ecosystem services and their implications for human well-being;
The platform's core mandate would be to provide authoritative, independent, credible, inclusive and internationally peer-reviewed, policy-relevant,scientific advice on changes in biodiversity and ecosystem services and their implications for human well-being at multiple levels.
Q4: What are the impacts of the changes in biodiversity for ecosystem services and the socioeconomic and cultural implications of these impacts?
For example, changes in the chemical composition of the atmosphere andthe oceans typically occur over centuries or millennia, whereas changes in biodiversity as a consequence of land use at the landscape scale often occur at the scale of years or decades.
Where possible, show changes in biodiversity or other trends over time and use quantitative indicators with technical details of the indicators provided in an annex.
Case studies, particularly actions described in Part II,could be used to illustrate changes in biodiversity, with a clear rationale provided as to how relevant actions have led to such changes. .
For the assessment of changes in biodiversity, it is proposed to parallel the existing Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC) architecture for assessing carbon emissions.
Specifically, Turkey proposes to study the changes in carbon emission and storing,the soil losses caused by erosion, the changes in biodiversity, and the socio-economic losses resulting from large quantities of wood having been cut down by the refugees.
Changes in biodiversity include changes to both wild biodiversity and agrobiodiversity.Changes in ecosystem structure and functioning include aspects such as primary productivity, nutrient cycling and the provision of habitat for species.
For trend analysis,Parties should describe changes in biodiversity or other trends over time and use quantitative indicators where available.
The effects include growth inhibition of birds and aquatic invertebrates; liver and thyroid effects in mammals; lethality to fish(US EPA OPPT AR226-0097, OECD 2002) andsaltwater invertebrates(US EPA OPPT AR226-0101); and changes in biodiversity(Boudreau et al. 2003a, Sanderson et al. 2002) Canada, 2007.
The platform's core mandate would be to provide authoritative, independent, credible, inclusive andinternationally peer-reviewed, policy-relevant scientific advice on changes in biodiversity and ecosystem services and their implications for human well-being at multiple levels.
To generate and disseminate data on changes in biodiversity, ecosystem services and human well-being to improve national and international environmental accounting;
Authoritative, up-to-date and policy-relevant but not policy-prescriptive analyses of the state of biodiversity and ecosystem services and their relationship with human well-being to support decision-making atthe appropriate levels and scales with the relevant information needed for improving understanding of changes in biodiversity and ecosystem services and the implications for human wellbeing, monitoring and reporting and developing policy;
Models assessing the impacts of drivers and changes in biodiversity on ecosystem services e.g., ecosystem productivity, control of water flow and quality, ecosystem carbon storage, cultural values.
These scenarios andprojections of future trends are crucial for anticipating future changes in biodiversity and ecosystem services and for developing proactive strategies to minimize future degradation of, or restore, biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Catalysing knowledge: Undertaking regular, independent, integrated assessments of changes in biodiversity and ecosystem services at multiple levels and rapid targeted assessments of specific issues that are linked with, build on or inform other relevant assessment processes, in addition to preparing for a second global assessment;
The challenge is to identify the real socio-economic causes and impacts of changes in biodiversity and to develop strategic means to use the components of biological diversity in ways that do not lead to their long-term decline, while contributing to increasing production functions that underpin human progress.
Catalysing knowledge: undertaking regular, independent,integrated assessments of changes in biodiversity and ecosystem services at multiple levels and rapid targeted assessments of specific issues that are linked with, build on, or inform other relevant processes, in addition to preparing for a second global assessment;
Policy support and outreach:To support relevant stakeholders with the scientific information needed to improve understanding of changes in biodiversity and ecosystem services and their implications for human well-being; to assist monitoring and reporting on biodiversity and ecosystem service changes; and to package and disseminate scientific information in a manner that responds to relevant stakeholders' needs.