Examples of using Human interference in English and their translations into Spanish
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Luckily, it's also one of the spots on the planet that is without much human interference, but that's not enough to save it from the UNESCO's danger list.
Intensive human interference with vegetation and wildlife through tourism can undermine
Rivers and urban streams where water flows must also be respected, human interference with its courses prohibited, and its banks should be protected by parks
Recognizing that most of the forest area is believed to be unaffected by human interference, the team still concluded that development of net anthropogenic emissions or sequestration from this sector could be
and much more would be required if dangerous human interference with the climate system was to be prevented.
However, one might argue that most of these traumas are probably indirect consequences of the population stress due to human interference, and that treating these lesions would be exactly to minimize that interference. .
then only if it suffers no human interference.
it is very likely that this is predominantly caused by the increasing human interference with the atmosphere.
this ensures that no damage is caused to the follicle due to over manipulation and human interference.
rather to minimize the adverse effects of possible environmental change due to human interference with the climate system.
pollution or human interference can affect the relationship, most commonly in a nega-tive way,
at a level that would prevent dangerous human interference with the climate system.
point of grazing intensity, and its stability/resilience against climate change and human interference for each environmentally categorized group.
Recognising that the results of long-term monitoring activities at CEMP land-based sites can be affected by certain forms of human interference, the Scientific Committee recommended that these sites receive statutory conservation protection as a matter of priority SC-CAMLR-VII,
other existing natural attributes within its boundaries, without direct human interference or environmental modifications,
2 reduce the degree of human interference in natural ecosystems that have already been put to use.
The Report of the Sixth Meeting of the Scientific Committee called attention to the need to protect land-based CEMP study sites from certain forms of human interference and called upon the Commission to advise the Committee on the appropriate procedures for providing such protection SC-CAMLR-VI, paragraphs 7.32 and 7.51.
as well as human interference on past, present
other human interference or natural phenomena such as hurricanes or drought.
aspects within its borders, avoiding direct human interference or environmental changes,