Human impact on Ancient Environment by Deepshikha Pandey

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Use of Vegetation as Biomaterial for Controlling Measures of Human Impact on the Environment by Donatella Termini

“…In a context of a climate change, bioengineering techniques and biomaterials are needed to reduce the human impact on the environment. Thus, in recent years, living materials have been used in environmental engineering applications. …”
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Palaeoecological evidence of agricultural activity and human impact on the environment at the ancient settlement centre of Keava, Estonia by Heinsalu, Atko, Veski, Siim

“…The study aimed at ascertaining the appearance of prehistoric man in the area and reconstructing the local vegetation history and human impact on the environment around the inhabitation centre. …”
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Extreme Sound, “Extreme” Lifestyle? Investigating Cattle Decapitation’s Stance on the Human Impact on the Environment and Animal Rights by Bojana Radovanović

“…Namely, the band’s current and former members have been vocal about their stance on animal cruelty and human impact on the environment, also reflected in the band’s lyrics and imagery. …”
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Chemical accidents and environmental impact assessment and forecast by Vulević Branimir, Božović Anja

“…Human impact on the environment is ever more conspicuous. Changes in the environment are evident year in year out. …”
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Investigating the Effectiveness of using YouTube Videos as an Alternative Learning Media for Grade 11 Life Sciences Learners by Frans Lesiba Khubayi, Lusanda Ncisana, Thokozani Isaac Mtshali

“…Human impact on the environment has drastically affected South Africa’s biodiversity. …”
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Teen guides to environmental science / by 465465 Mongillo, John F., Mongillo, Peter A.

“…People and their environments -- v. 4. Human impact on the environment -- v. 5. Creating a sustainable society…”

Towards sustainable urbanism: The arcology and organic compact urban formation as the approach of sustainable urban design- A comparative study by Sally Fakhri Khalaf Abdullah

“…It is referred to as the urban formation aimed at achieving the highest level of utilization in the least area of land to reduce human impact on the environment. Moreover, the integration of this formation with the environment will work to reduce energy consumption, and achieve an economy that is characterized by adaptation and self-sufficiency, leading towards sustainable urbanism. …”
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Insect conservation biology: Proceedings of the royal entomological society's 23rd symposium by Stewart, A, New, T, Lewis, O

“…In an age of unprecedented human impact on the environment, insect conservation biology is of increasing importance. …”

Eden in Peril: Impact of Humans on Pacific Island Ecosystems by Moshe Rapaport

“…Islands have often been cited as models of human impact upon the environment. With high rates of endemism and other unique characteristics, island ecosystems are subject to dramatic perturbation. …”
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ESSENCE AND FEATURES OF ECOLOGIZATION OF ECONOMY by A. S. Frolov

“…Ecologization of the economy is a focused process aimed at transforming economic activity by reducing the negative human impact on the environment. The article considers the causes, essence, main goals and principles of this process. …”
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Pathways to ZEED by Roberta Pinna, Ezilda Costanzo, Sabrina Romano

“…The EPBD, 2010/31/EU directive on the energy performance of buildings, introduces the concept of Nearly Zero-Energy Building (nZEB) supporting the transition towards Zero Energy Emission Districts (ZEED) and potentially transforming cities perspectives in order to reduce human impact on the environment. The EPBD revision in course aims at decarbonising the building stock also taking into account ICT facilities and smart readiness for better knowledge, management, and efficiency both at building and at district level. …”
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Why were the Neolithic landscapes of Bela krajina and Ljubljana Marshes regions of Slovenia so dissimilar? by Maja Andrič

“…The results of pollen analysis suggest that in Bela krajina the human impact on the environment (forest clearance and burning) was very intensive throughout the Holocene and led to changes in forest composition, increased biodiversity, and the formation of a mosaic landscape. …”
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“Nature that Takes Back it Spaces”: when Architecture Teaches how to Trace Roots. A Conversation with Carlo Ratti by Aurosa Alison

“…It is attractive, however, to understand how to interpret the human impact on the environment, and the concrete design of architecture can do so much to this end. …”
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PECULIARITIES OF REGIONAL NATURE MANAGEMENT IN PAVLODAR REGION by S. Sh.-A. Smailov

“…The author analyzed the peculiarities of nature management in one of the major industrial regions of Northern Kazakhstan in order to identify regional differences in terms of socio-economic development that lead to the differentiation of the extent of human impact on the environment. For the analysis of socio-economic development of the region the indicators characterizing the economy (the region's place in the economy, the structure and dynamics of the GRP growth, density, industrial production, investment in fixed assets, the road density), the level and quality of life of the population (the average wage, employment, life expectancy, morbidity) were considered. …”
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The analysis of the quality of surface water of Danube in the Republic of Serbia for 2018 by Durlević Uroš

“…Today, the quality of water in the world is changing significantly due to the increasing human impact on the environment. The paper presents an analysis of the surface water quality of the Danube river at five hydrological stations in Serbia for 2018. …”
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Safety Evaluation of Hydrogen Pipeline Transport: an Approach Based on Machine Learning by Abhishek Subedi, Alessandro Campari, Biraj Singh Thapa, Nicola Paltrinieri

“…The issue of global warming imposes a change of paradigm in the energy sector to mitigate the human impact on the environment. In this perspective, hydrogen can be produced through water electrolysis and used in fuel-cell systems with near-zero pollutant emissions. …”
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Green finance as a tool to stimulate investments in environmentally sustainable projects by U. S. Karimov

“…The largest number of   questions is   raised by   the E  (environmental) component which is   responsible for ecology, namely for ensuring decarbonisation of   economic and social processes as   well as  for adapting to   the challenges associated with the global energy transition, for protecting and multiplying natural capital, and reducing the harmful human impact on   the environment. The article also provides a   methodology for calculating the greenium that investors are willing to   pay the issuer. …”
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Identifying governance strategies that effectively support ecosystem services, resource sustainability, and biodiversity. by Kenward, R, Whittingham, M, Arampatzis, S, Manos, B, Hahn, T, Terry, A, Simoncini, R, Alcorn, J, Bastian, O, Donlan, M, Elowe, K, Franzén, F, Karacsonyi, Z, Larsson, M, Manou, D, Navodaru, I, Papadopoulou, O, Papathanasiou, J, von Raggamby, A, Sharp, R, Söderqvist, T, Soutukorva, A, Vavrova, L, Aebischer, N, Leader-Williams, N

“…Conservation scientists, national governments, and international conservation groups seek to devise, and implement, governance strategies that mitigate human impact on the environment. However, few studies to date have systematically investigated the performance of different systems of governance in achieving successful conservation outcomes. …”