Examples of using Over-exploitation in English and their translations into Russian
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created through lower wages, worse working conditions, over-exploitation of the environment and a lower standard of welfare.
Over-exploitation of groundwater has resulted in declining water levels,
29,000 species of plants are protected by CITES against over-exploitation through international trade.
Industrial development and over-exploitation of water resources for agricultural irrigation still pose major threats to water quality.
The economic costs arising from the emission of some pollutants and the over-exploitation of some resources are relatively well-known.
The over-exploitation of marine resources,
We certainly have the obligation to avoid a"tragedy of the commons" due to over-exploitation of the common resources in the high seas.
Trinidad and Tobago shares the international concern regarding unregulated fishing and the over-exploitation of fish stocks resulting in their depletion.
international river basins and the over-exploitation of migratory fauna.
degraded catchments and over-exploitation.
such as overgrazing and over-exploitation of land for agriculture.
particularly in poor rural areas where population pressures and over-exploitation of natural resources were a concern.
pollution, over-exploitation and the spread of invasive species4.
poverty and the over-exploitation of natural resources.
Over-exploitation of fishery resources,
greenhouse gas emissions and the over-exploitation of scarce resources,
Over-exploitation of living marine resources through excess fishing continues to be of grave concern to the international community.
One of the distinguishing characteristics of the current crisis is the over-exploitation of natural resources, which carries serious
In many situations, these laws contain provisions that address the causes of desertification such as deforestation, over-exploitation of natural resources, inappropriate agricultural practices, bush burning, etc.
the economy is likely to be driven towards over-exploitation of natural resources.