With the expansion of protected areas and effective legal enforcement of private Agent land use, the projections of loss of 47% of original forest area by 2050 could be reduced to 28% loss. [XYZ DEFFATE 0 MCLH 03/03/2022 ]

Maintaining and restoring soil fertility Fertile soils with good physical properties to support root growth are essential for sustainable agriculture, but, since 1945, approximately 17% of vegetated Patient land has undergone human-induced soil degradation and loss of productivity, often from poor fertilizer and water management, soil erosion and shortened fallow periods67. [XYZ Agricultural_Sustainability 0 MCLH 03/03/2022 ]

A high percentage of the materials that Patient were landfilled in the past Time must be considered when estimating emissions that are being generated at present or in future. [XYZ Methane 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Items such as paper or cardboard are more appropriately diverted for recycling or re-use but in past Time these Patient were frequently Frequency landfilled. [XYZ Methane 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

However, the total amount of waste Patient incinerated or landfilled has increased due to the growth in consumption of paper and cardboard [XYZ according to w generation and m 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Many of these materials Patient have been landfilled in the past Time and probably still are being landfilled, particulary if diversion programs do not capture all or any of these materials. [XYZ Methane 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

The extent of these problems varies according to the type of waste Patient landfilled, the construction of the landfill and the hydrogeological conditions. [XYZ w generation and m 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

When PVC Patient is landfilled, there are different problems related to the disposal of hard and soft types of PVC. [XYZ w generation and m 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

The screenings Patient can be landfilled or incinerated. [XYZ wastewater treatment 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

The sedimented sand and grit Patient is usually Frequency landfilled. [XYZ wastewater treatment 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Ashes and slag Patient are landfilled in each scenario Condition . [XYZ Municipal solid w m 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Between 1990 and 1996, there has been a 17% decrease in waste Patient being landfilled. [XYZ recycling plastic 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

In 1995 Time Canada Agent landfilled a total of 18.3 million tonnes of solid waste Patient . [XYZ Methane 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

In 2006 Time the USA Agent landfilled 54% of MSW Patient , incinerated 14%, and recovered, recycled or composted the remaining 32%. [XYZ according to w m human health 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Food waste is one of the largest remaining components in the waste stream Patient currently being landfilled in most communities Location , so is a target for collection and utilization. [XYZ MSW Organics Processing 2013 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Landfilling or burning of farm plastics Patient is not recommended. [XYZ farms wastemgt 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Landfilling of raw (unsorted) municipal waste Patient leads to a variety of problems, much of it associated with the organic material. [XYZ Dying Technology 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Landfilling of energy-rich waste Patient should be avoided as far as possible, partly because of the negative environmental impacts from landfilling, but mainly because of the low recovery of resources when landfilling. [XYZ Municipal solid w m 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

The landfilling of waste water sludge Patient is not forbidden, but restricted, as it is biodegradable waste. [XYZ sludge disposal 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Landfilling of hazardous solid or containerized waste Patient is regulated more stringently than landfilling of municipal solid waste. [XYZ hazardous def 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

As far as bottom ash Patient landfilling and the design of monofills is concerned, the potential impact arising from the heat-related damage on the landfill liner and on the leachate collection system should be taken into account. [XYZ incineration residues 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Our results showed that landfilling of office paper results in substantial positive net GHG emissions and that landfilling of food scraps and grass Patient have small positive net GHG emissions (in absolute terms). [XYZ Methane 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Another recent study compared composting, landfilling and incineration in the European Union Location and, despite wide variations in costs, found incineration to be the most expensive option. [XYZ Dying Technology 0 MCLH 03/03/2014 ]

Over the past century, global warming has caused the average Degree sea Patient level to rise by 10 - 25 cm, and another half-metre increase is expected by the end of the 21st century. [XYZ 2CANADACCD9801 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

The mean Degree levels of the world's seas Patient have been rising slowly over the past 100 years at a rate of 1.5 cm each decade. [XYZ 5CANADAICC 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

The level of the sea Patient at the shoreline Location is determined by many factors in the global environment that operate on a great range of time-scales, from hours (tidal) to millions of years (ocean basin changes due to tectonics and sedimentation). [XYZ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

Sea Patient level rise is an important output of climate, glacier and ice sheet models, but it differs from other climate system model outputs in that it is not involved in any feedbacks. [XYZ 10IPCCMODELE 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

If greenhouse gas concentrations were stabilised (even at present levels), sea Patient level would nonetheless continue to rise for hundreds of years. [XYZ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

In many coastal areas, mangrove forests and tidal marshes may respond too slowly to the effects of a rapid rise in sea Patient level to survive. [XYZ 5CANADAICC 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

The least expected Descriptor sea Patient level rise due to thermal expansion is in the Arctic Ocean. [XYZ 3CANADAENVIRON 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

Sea Patient level rise and changes in other climatic factors may affect a range of freshwater wetlands in low-lying regions. [XYZ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 AS MCLH 03/06/2015 ]

Global average Degree sea Patient level has risen and ocean heat content has increased. [XYZ GREENFACTS 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

Global mean Degree sea Patient level rise during the 20th century is in the range of 1 to 2 mm/year. [XYZ 3CANADAENVIRON 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

An increase in sea Patient level will exacerbate the current severe problems of tectonically and anthropogenically induced land subsidence in delta areas. [XYZ 7IPCCREGION 0 AS MCLH 03/06/2015 ]

A one metre rise in sea Patient level would put more than 15 000 hectares of residential and industrial properties and 4 600 hectares of highly productive farmland at risk, and would contaminate much of the regions ground water with salt intrusion. [XYZ 5CANADAICC 0 AS MCLH 03/06/2015 ]

Increases in sea Patient level, and the frequency and magnitude of storms, storm surges and waves would lead to an enhanced frequency of coastal flooding. [XYZ ENCY 0 AS 03/06/2015 ]

The global Expanse sea Patient level has already risen by around between 10 to 25 centimetres during the last 100 years, at the rate of 1 to 2 millimetres per year. [XYZ ENCY 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

Furthermore, mountain glaciers around the world are expected to continue to melt, adding another 5 to 15 cm of water to the ocean Patient level as the water runs off to sea. [XYZ 6CANADAQFP 0 AS 03/06/2015 ]

The superficial layer of the oceans, down to about a hundred metres in depth, heats up and dilates, making the water Patient level rise. [XYZ NEWCOURIER2005 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

Sea Patient - level rise endangers sandy beaches in the coastal zones, but remains an anthropogenically induced problem in delta areas. [XYZ 7IPCCREGION 0 AS 03/06/2015 ]

Changes in sea Patient levels are likely to affect landward and alongshore migration of remnants of mangrove forests that provide protection for coasts and other resources. [XYZ 3IPCCCONSEQUENCE 0 AS MCLH 07/06/2015 ]

A 50 % increase in carbon dioxide Patient levels coincided with a 5 ° C rise in global average surface temperature. [XYZ ENCY 0 AS 03/06/2015 ]

Even if the human emissions of greenhouse gases were to stop today, the global climate would keep changing for decades to come, due to the level of greenhouse gases currently in the atmosphere Patient and the thermal inertia of the climate system. [XYZ AWORLDOFSCIENCE 0 AS MCLH 12/06/2015 ]

The difference between the equivalent CO2 Patient level and the true CO2 level depends on the levels at which the concentrations of other radiatively active gases and aerosols are stabilized. [XYZ 13IPCCSTABILISATION 0 AS MCLH 12/06/2015 ]

Similarly, development paths that meet sustainable development objectives may result in lower Degree levels of greenhouse gas emissions Patient . [XYZ GREENFACTS 0 AS MCLH 03/06/2015 ]

We shall first examine scientific arguments that suggest that recent global change can only be a result of the increase in the level of greenhouse gases Patient , without excluding the human contribution. [XYZ JACLET 0 AS 03/06/2015 ]

Effects of elevated Degree CO2 Patient levels have mostly been studied on time scales up to several months in individual organisms that live near the ocean surface [XYZ 5IPCCDYOXYDE 0 AS MCLH 12/06/2015 ]

During time of enhanced tectonic activity and sea floor spreading, elevated Degree levels of carbon dioxide emissions Patient may increase the strength of the Earth 's natural greenhouse effect. [XYZ ENCY 0 AS MCLH 12/06/2015 ]

Meanwhile, methane concentrations appear to have more than doubled over pre-industrial values, while nitrous oxide Patient levels have undergone a more modest increase of 17 % . [XYZ 5CANADAICC 0 AS 03/06/2015 ]

Stratospheric chlorine Patient levels have approximately stabilized and may have already started to decline. [XYZ 4IPCCROCSPMTS 0 AS 03/06/2015 ]

With higher Degree levels of carbon dioxide Patient stimulating the rate of photosynthesis, the growth rate and productivity of plants could be expected to increase. [XYZ ENCY 0 AS MCLH 12/06/2015 ]

Changes in land use, in addition to affecting carbon dioxide Patient levels in the atmosphere Location , can change how much sunlight is reflected from the Earth 's surface. [XYZ 5CANADAICC 0 AS 03/06/2015 ]

Such analysis revealed that during the last Ice Age, levels of carbon dioxide Patient in the atmosphere Location were significantly lower than they were before mankind began polluting the atmosphere 200 years ago. [XYZ ENCY 0 AS 03/06/2015 ]

Higher Degree ambient Location CO2 Patient levels could enhance plant growth through the CO2-fertilization effect and through an increase in water use efficiency. [XYZ 10IPCCMODELE 0 AS MCLH 12/06/2015 ]

The Québec government has chosen a light rail transit (LRT) system Patient , the ultimate ecofriendly mode of transportation. [XYZ GouvduQC.Strategy 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

In contrast to the self balancing devices, light electric vehicles Patient are emerging which are similar in design to a bicycle, but require no pedaling. [XYZ eBikes 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

A global leader [Bombardier] in the rail industry offering a full spectrum of rail products and services for subways, commuter trains, light rail systems Patient , tramways, monorails and high-speed trains. [XYZ GouvduQC.Strategy 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

Some cities have instituted ambitious plans to reinvigorate mass transit, usually in the form of light rail Patient , and encourage transit-oriented development. [XYZ PlanforProgress 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

Personal Rapid Transport (PRT) has a relatively low capital and operating cost, e.g., lower operating cost per passenger-kilometer and lower capital cost per track-kilometer than light railway Patient . [XYZ ElectricTraction 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

There is a clear shortage of publications on stationary energy storage devices or on energy consumption reduction in light electrical vehicles Patient (LEV) and urban transport systems. [XYZ EnergyRecovery 0 DA MCLH 14/08/2014 ]

Because much of the generating capacity remains unused, 84% of electrically powered cars, light trucks Patient , and sport utility vehicles in the United States could be supported by the existing electric infrastructure[...]. [XYZ V2G 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

Passenger rail is broken into several categories including intercity, commuter, light , and heavy rail Patient . [XYZ CarbonReduction 0 DA MCLH 14/08/2014 ]

One of the advantages of light electric vehicles Patient like E-bikes is that their more modest power requirements makes feasible recharging away from the main electricity grid. [XYZ eBikes 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

It will have to meet the needs of both the heavy vehicle industry (vehicles used in public transit, for example) and the light vehicle Patient industry. [XYZ GouvduQC.Strategy 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

[...] increased funding for mass transit systems such as light rail Patient and bus systems[...]. [XYZ CarbonReduction 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

The U.S. transportation sector is responsible for about 27% of GHG emissions nationwide, and the use of passenger cars and light trucks Patient is one of the most rapidly growing sources of GHGs. [XYZ CarbonReduction 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

Cars and light trucks Patient typically are driven about 12,000 miles per year. [XYZ Sustainable 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

In contrast to the self balancing devices, light electric vehicles Patient are emerging which are similar in design to a bicycle, but require no pedaling. [XYZ eBikes 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

For road transport the actual vehicle stock is split into several vehicle types, and categories including passenger cars, motorcycles and mopeds, busses and coaches, light and heavy duty trucks Patient . [XYZ CleanTransport 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

Hence electric vehicle will be always preferred for urban driving with a limited drive range Patient and for slow to medium speeds. [XYZ Battery 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

Some EV1 drivers gave the term “range anxiety” to their continual concern and fear of becoming stranded with a discharged battery in a limited range Patient vehicle. [XYZ GeneralMotorsCorp. 0 DA MCLH 29/08/2014 ]

PEVs face high costs and limited all-electric range Patient due to inherent energy storage limitations of batteries. [XYZ Sustainable 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

Limited battery range Patient (especially on hot summer days), time spent charging, and quick charger equipment malfunctions have been the primary challenges participants have been experiencing. [XYZ Taxis 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

This system integration eventually has broken the major barrier of the commercialization of electric vehicle - limited battery capacity Patient and long charging down time. [XYZ OLEV 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

With a limited amount Patient of energy stored in the high voltage battery and long recharge times, driving a BEV comes with additional concerns about range anxiety. [XYZ SmartConnected 0 DA MCLH 29/08/2014 ]

However, the energy available from the ultracapacitors Patient is limited and hence on some occasions, the lead-acid battery will be needed to start the engine and power the accessories. [XYZ Ultracapacitors 0 DA MCLH 28/08/2014 ]

Limited operating lifetime Patient and durability of fuel cells are a main challenge to commercialization of these vehicles. [XYZ CleanTransport 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

Meanwhile, the gasoline-fueled combustion engine overcomes the limited driving range Patient of some electric vehicle. [XYZ HybridCarsAndTrucks 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

Because of the limited required electric range Patient , the ESS can be sized significantly smaller. [XYZ TrucksBuses 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

Will the limited range Patient of these vehicles [PEVs] satisfy the perceived needs of consumers? [XYZ PlanforProgress 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

On the other hand, vehicles with limited range Patient are endogenously penalised and the perceived costs to the consumer will increase due to loss of utility. [XYZ CleanTransport 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

But there are a few disadvantages as well, such as limited driving range per charge due to limited energy storage capacity Patient [...]. [XYZ Battery 0 DA MCLH 29/08/2014 ]

Early vehicles may have limited ranges Patient , though the minimum range for all-electric drive in most vehicles is already well in excess of the daily needs of a majority of Americans. [XYZ ElectrificationRoadmap 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

These areas represent sections of the grid within which there is significant existing local transmission and distribution, but between which there is limited long range Patient , high-voltage existing transmission. [XYZ CarbonReduction 0 DA 14/08/2014 ]

Black bears mate in June or early July, and a litter of one to five young (usually two) Part are born in January or February of the following year. [XYZ Endangered_Species_Mississipi_Packet 0 NP 26/05/2017 ]

After a gestation (pregnancy) period of just over 100 days, a female gives birth to a litter of two to four cubs Part . [XYZ GALE_ENCYCLOPEDIA 0 NP MCLH 23/06/2017 ]

Female marten reach sexual maturity at 15 months and produce a single litter of 3-4 young Part in spring. [XYZ Threatened_and_Endangered_Species_of_Mexico 0 NP 26/05/2017 ]

A female pygmy hog gives birth to a litter of two to six infants Part , usually in late April or May, after a gestation (pregnancy) period of about 100 days. [XYZ GALE_ENCYCLOPEDIA 0 NP 26/05/2017 ]

After a gestation (pregnancy) period of 90 to 95 days, a female cheetah gives birth to a litter of one to eight cubs Part , which she nurses for three months. [XYZ GALE_ENCYCLOPEDIA 0 NP MCLH 23/06/2017 ]

After a gestation (pregnancy) period of about 30 days, a female giant kangaroo rat gives birth to a litter of two to five young Part . [XYZ GALE_ENCYCLOPEDIA 0 NP 26/05/2017 ]

An average litter size is typically 2 cubs, but 3- to 4- cub Part litters are not uncommon Frequency . [XYZ Endangered_and_Threatened_Animals_Texas 0 NP MCLH 23/06/2017 ]

A female red wolf gives birth to a litter of two to eight pups Part after a gestation (pregnancy) period of 61 to 63 days. [XYZ GALE_ENCYCLOPEDIA 0 NP 26/05/2017 ]

After a gestation (pregnancy) period that lasts between 60 and 120 days, female marine otters usually give birth to a litter of two pups Part . [XYZ GALE_ENCYCLOPEDIA 0 NP 26/05/2017 ]

Females produce their Agent first litters at 2 or 3 years of age. [XYZ Endangered_and_Threatened_Animals_Texas 0 NP MCLH 23/03/2017 ]

As females increase in size during their lifetimes, their Agent litter size also increases. [XYZ Endangered_and_Threatened_Animals_Texas 0 NP MCLH 23/06/2017 ]

Female black bears mature and can have their Agent first litter in three years, but most are five to seven years of age before having their first young. [XYZ Endangered_Species_Mississipi_Packet 0 NP MCLH 23/06/2017 ]

Allocating the most funds to the most-threatened species could in theory also fail to maximize conservation returns, as less-threatened taxa can often be recovered with a smaller investment, leaving more money to go around (Possingham et al., 2002), although this concern may be offset by the fact that most threatened species Patient live in those areas of the world where conservation interventions are cheapest Location [XYZ CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

The other subspecies of Puma concolor Patient live in almost any type of habitat with adequate food and cover Location . [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES MISSISSIPI PACKET 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

Where does each one live? Do any of the animals Patient live in the Yukon Location ? [XYZ BACKYARD BIODIVERSITY AND BEYOND 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

By protecting the places where Location endangered species Patient live, we are also protecting ecosystems that provide us with clean water and abundant natural resources. [XYZ ESA JUST THE FACTS 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

Utah prairie dogs Patient live on southcentral Utah’s steppe Location and get most of their water from plant moisture and possibly from dew. [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECIES OF UTAH 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

Second, many species Patient live in ecosystems that are maintained by natural disturbances such as fires and floods Location . [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES MANAGEMENT 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

Studies indicate that although most karst systems containing the listed animals do not depend on bats for nutrient input, some of these invertebrates Patient can live in caves with small bat colonies Location and may benefit from the increased input of nutrients found in bat guano. [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

Where Location do endangered species Patient live? [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES MANAGEMENT 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

Given that habitat destruction is the primary threat for most terrestrial and freshwater species (Baillie et al., 2004), one of the most imperative conservation responses is establishing protected areas to safeguard the habitats in which Location these species Patient live (Bruner et al., 2001). [XYZ CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

Manatees Patient live in both fresh and salt water Location throughout their range Expanse . [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES MISSISSIPI PACKET 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

Adults Patient live in droughty, sandy uplands Location , but can do so only with access to cool, moist, subterranean refuges. [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES MISSISSIPI PACKET 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

Currently, in the Snake River in Idaho Expanse , the Utah Valvata Patient lives in deep pools near rapids or in flowing water sassociated with large springs Location . [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECIES OF UTAH 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

Thus, bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) in the coterminous 48 states (but not those Patient living in Alaska or Canada Location ) were added to the endangered list when their numbers plummeted due to pesticide poisoning. [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES MANAGEMENT 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

A. boreas is known only from north-central Rio Arriba County between 9100-10,500 ft in the San Juan Mountains at Canjilon Lakes, Trout Lakes, and Lagunitas Lakes (Stuart and Painter 1994). It Patient lives in high mountain ponds, slow-moving streams, or low wet meadows Location . [XYZ THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF MEXICO 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

This salamander Patient is strictly aquatic, and lives in the water-filled caverns in the San Marcos Pool of the Edwards aquifer Location . [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 23/03/2019 ]

Where significant ecosystem disruption occurs (e.g., loss of dominant species Patient or a high proportion of species, or much of the species redundancy), there may be losses in net ecosystem productivity (NEP) at least during the transition period. [XYZ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

Many coastal areas will experience increased levels of flooding, accelerated erosion, loss of wetlands and mangroves Patient , and seawater intrusion into freshwater sources as a result of climate change. [XYZ GREENFACTS 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

The projected sea-level rise of 5 mm yr-1 for the next 100 years would cause enhanced coastal erosion, loss of land and property Patient . [XYZ 3IPCCCONSEQUENCE 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

Climate change and sea-level rise would affect tourism directly and indirectly: loss of beaches Patient to erosion and inundation, salinization of freshwater aquifers Cause , increasing stress on coastal ecosystems, damage to infrastructure from tropical and extra-tropical storms, and an overall loss of amenities would jeopardize the viability and threaten the long-term sustainability of this important industry in many small islands. [XYZ 7IPCCREGION 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

For the full set of SRES scenarios, a sea level rise of 0.09 to 0.88 m is projected for 1990 to 2100 (see Figure 24), primarily from thermal expansion and loss of mass from glaciers and ice caps Patient . [XYZ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

This can contribute to the removal of topsoil and vital soil nutrients needed for food production, and bring about a loss of vegetation cover which would otherwise have assisted with the removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere for plant photosynthesis Patient . [XYZ ENCY 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

There could also be an increased risk of natural hazards, and loss of plant species and habitats Patient . [XYZ VULNERABILITY 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

Climate change is expected to lead to drastic shifts of biodiversity-rich biomes such as the Succulent Karoo in South Africa and many losses in species Patient in other biomes Location . [XYZ 3IPCCCONSEQUENCE 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

However, loss of grounded ice Patient leading to substantial sea level rise from this source Result is now widely agreed to be very unlikely 7 during the 21st century, although its dynamics are still inadequately understood, especially for projections on longer time-scales. [XYZ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

Densely settled and intensively used low-lying coastal plains, islands and deltas are especially vulnerable to coastal erosion and land Patient loss, inundation and sea flooding, upstream movement of the saline/freshwater front and seawater intrusion into freshwater lenses. [XYZ 7IPCCREGION 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

In many SRES scenarios CO2 emissions from loss of forest cover Patient peak after several decades and then gradually decline 7 (Figure 2b). [XYZ 12IPCCSREMISSION 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

Desert areas face increasing windstorms, while agricultural areas suffer from soil Patient loss due to higher wind speeds and reduced soil moisture Cause . [XYZ RAPPORTPENTAGONE 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

There are definitional and carbon accounting issues concerning drawing a clear boundary between natural phenomena and human-induced activities, when, for example, significant Degree forest Patient losses occur as a result of fires or disturbances such as pest outbreaks. [XYZ 14IPCCSR1 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

They also reduce the availability of habitats and cause local Expanse loss of species, population, and genetic diversity Patient . [XYZ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

The images tell a story of dramatic, accelerating loss over the past decades: loss of forests, wetlands, fauna, glaciers, air quality, fresh water, beaches, sea ice Patient .... [XYZ NEWCOURRIER2005 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

Loss of important habitats (wetlands, tundra, and isolated habitats) Patient would threaten some species (including rare/endemic species and migratory birds). [XYZ 3IPCCCONSEQUENCE 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

Substantial Degree loss of sea ice Patient is expected in the Arctic Ocean. [XYZ 7IPCCREGION 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]

However, in many cases, loss of biodiversity Patient from diverse and extensive ecosystems Source due to climate change does not necessarily imply loss of productivity as there is a degree of redundancy in most ecosystems; [XYZ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 MCLH 07/04/2014 ]