Bats are key for ecosystems And these creatures are also key for ecosystems.
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Coral reef ecosystems, the backbone of many ocean ecosystems, are collapsing from the inside out.
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These actions, in turn, incentivize the use of Ecosystems Based Adaptation (EBA) to enhance ecosystems resilience and climate adaptation.
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James Kairo, a principal scientist at KMFRI, said that mangrove ecosystems can capture five times as much carbon as similar land ecosystems.
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Cities are in effect largely novel ecosystems that offer quite different ecological opportunities—as well as risks—than the ecosystems they replaced.
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The strategies include scaling the customer base in Square's buyer and seller ecosystems, boosting cross-sell functions and connecting the two ecosystems.
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A recent World Bank working paper, titled "Boosting Tech Innovation Ecosystems," identified four categories of ingredients needed for these ecosystems to succeed: In addition to these four elements, interactions and collisions among people were critical in creating and maintaining these ecosystems.
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In May 2018, it set up Mobility Asia, which focuses on connectivity, smart mobility ecosystems, infrastructure ecosystems, service and data monetization, and autonomous cars.
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While this process may be helping us reconstruct the ecosystems of the past, it is also a major threat to the ecosystems of the future.
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Obviously, we need leaders at every level who care about and can articulate the vital role of living ecosystems, who are eager to build diverse ecosystems.
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So these are complex ecosystems now with complex supply chains.
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Any pollution dumped into those waters could affect key ecosystems.
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That's worldwide data across both the iOS and Android ecosystems.
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They shape the ecosystems in which others seek their living.
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It can smother reed beds, reefs and other important ecosystems.
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Those are good things from Apple's perspective: "Ecosystems" are important.
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"Fungi are crucial components of modern ecosystems," the paper reads.
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Expect other ecosystems to have variations in support across devices.
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Destroying these ecosystems reduces that escape valve for human excess.
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Unsurprisingly, these services are now spawning their own startup ecosystems.
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A fraction of them have colonized freshwater ecosystems as well.
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They migrate or find ways to live in new ecosystems.
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It is threatening natural ecosystems and the fate of humanity.
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Thailand also closed entire islands after tourism damaged its ecosystems.
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What secrets lie in the ecosystems of the deep sea?
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There are now over 400 startup ecosystems around the world.
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There are now over 400 startup ecosystems around the world.
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Our Project Hero program helps save endangered species and ecosystems.
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The second priority involves restoring sagebrush ecosystems following a wildfire.
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But the country's coastal ecosystems have paid a steep price.
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More permissive licenses make it easier to build large ecosystems.
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But, of course, few ecosystems are actually still in balance.
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Offering different classes of accommodations keeps travelers in airports' ecosystems.
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That in turn can cause major disruption to local ecosystems.
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In many ecosystems, wildfires are a natural and essential phenomenon.
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Each site fosters awareness of the histories, cultures, and ecosystems.
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Runoff from textile factories pollutes waterways and disrupts ecosystems worldwide.
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It's possible, he said, that jellyfish keep ocean ecosystems stable.
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The virus would spread, potentially wreaking havoc on local ecosystems.
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Insects like fireflies tend to be critical to their ecosystems.
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Dynamic Ecosystems category winner: "Small warrior" by Roberto García Roa
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We have here a collision of two bizarre media ecosystems.
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The dam's metal waste could affect local ecosystems for decades.
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" "People are suffering, people are dying, entire ecosystems are collapsing.
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That's because India and China have very different tech ecosystems.
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"Delaying action ... could result in some irreversible impacts on some ecosystems, which in the longer term has the potential to lead to substantial additional emissions from ecosystems that would accelerate global warming," it said.
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In fact, bats play vital roles in ecosystems around the world.
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Combined with short rotation tree farming, this significantly reduced these ecosystems.
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And all of them could severely and permanently threaten fragile ecosystems.
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Keeping entire ecosystems alive in a lab is no easy task.
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Alipay and WeChat are less like individual apps than entire ecosystems.
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So some sunscreens can certainly be toxic to these underwater ecosystems.
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But people can and do download apps outside of these ecosystems.
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They're a subtropical crop that can only thrive within specific ecosystems.
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Pollution, notably fertiliser run-off, damages a lot of marine ecosystems.
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I do some research in local podcasts and the media ecosystems.
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Black flies are now spreading north, as climate change affects ecosystems.
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Some of Jokowi's designated spots are nature reserves with fragile ecosystems.
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Marine snow is the main food source for deep-ocean ecosystems.
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They even build entire startup ecosystems on top of key projects.
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The ecosystem, like all ecosystems, is defined by flow, not stasis.
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He also leads the agency's Climate Change in Mountain Ecosystems Project.
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That could impact everything from marine ecosystems to global sea level.
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Without them, algae bloomed freely and choked the coral reef ecosystems.
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The business case for third-party ecosystems has never been weaker.
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Maybe now he'll make conservation of fragile US ecosystems a priority?
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This warming has had serious consequences for the lake's fragile ecosystems.
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Ecosystems can change drastically over time, making function difficult to recover.
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The trade is damaging some of the world's most important ecosystems.
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Agriculture would collapse as ecosystems crumble and mass extinctions pile up.
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This profligacy might actually help other members of the birds' ecosystems.
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Critics say that comes at the expense of vulnerable coastal ecosystems.
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If that happens, it will undermine food webs and entire ecosystems.
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The endangerment of species ultimately endangers ecosystems, making them more fragile.
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Other crucial ecosystems face collapse in the next decade as well.
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In some cases, hunting can be beneficial for ecosystems and wildlife.
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Eradicating them could restore ecosystems and let evolutionary processes resume unfettered.
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That will come with almost unimaginable damage to economies and ecosystems.
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Carrillo, too, noted that locals aren't well-educated about native ecosystems.
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Sea level rise, meanwhile, is disrupting the Everglades' unique freshwater ecosystems.
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After all, healthy ecosystems are the lifeline for all of us.
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Reefs, along with forests, are the fundamental ecosystems of the planet.
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The number of different ecosystems between those two points is staggering.
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Healthy ecosystems provide many benefits, from watershed protection to carbon storage.
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These startups focused on reducing humanity's deleterious effects on ocean ecosystems.
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But it can also have serious, negative effects on aquatic ecosystems.
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Dynamic Ecosystems highly commended: "Battle in the undergrowth" by Ben Goodheart
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The devastation only adds to existing pressures on Australia's unique ecosystems.
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Balancing ourselves with ecosystems remains an all-defining challenge for humanity.
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Just how vulnerable fish will be depends on their individual ecosystems.
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It's one of the most productive marine ecosystems in the world.
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President Trump's barrier is threatening species and reshaping entire fragile ecosystems.
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They are becoming less productive as the ecosystems within them collapse.
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This project will destroy ecosystems and local communities in northern Mozambique.
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Other underwater ecosystems are also put at risk as waters warm.
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Balancing ourselves with ecosystems remains an all-defining challenge for humanity.
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It alters rivers and ecosystems, affecting the organisms that inhabit them.
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Essentially, what we're trying to do is bring together the ecosystems.
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The key lesson here appears to be that there can be an opportunity in being the neutral player that offers an alternative to warring ecosystems, especially when none of those ecosystems has established a dominant position.
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These are the types of changes we're observing where entire ecosystems collapse.
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Your new blended family is a diverse, sometimes turbulent mix of ecosystems.
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These particles then become a permanent part of ecosystems and food chains.
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By spending their lives processing feces, they contribute greatly to healthier ecosystems.
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Nothing, however, has been found in fossilized ecosystems such as coral reefs.
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Apple and Salesforce both have huge ecosystems of third-party software developers.
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Soil and water quality would similarly suffer as complex ecosystems break down.
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Ecosystems bring together people with a shared commitment to see what emerges.
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Platforms and their surrounding digital ecosystems continue to transform Australia's business landscape.
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When putting these media ecosystems to political purposes, various tools are useful.
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Proponents say large predators are important to keeping ecosystems in good shape.
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"We expect this to have substantial impacts on marine ecosystems," said Long.
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These trios are complicated ecosystems of female power (and friendship, and love).
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So a total collapse of coral-reef ecosystems would be very serious.
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But scientists are also concerned about the delicate ecosystems that cacti support.
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It could also cause major damage to underwater ecosystems and human health.
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Even Google will help sell these ads through its own ad ecosystems.
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When companies can't lock us into proprietary ecosystems, we have more freedom.
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In Weaver's ideal world, you wouldn't be stuck in individual companies' ecosystems.
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You aren't just a person, you're an ecosystem — in fact, several ecosystems.
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They also help form acid rainand ozone that damage crops and ecosystems.
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Ecosystems will suffer from that kind of abuse—but humans will too.
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Have a look here: Response Diversity Builds Resilience in Ecosystems – Society, Too?
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The MPAs, if established, would limit commercial fishing and protect marine ecosystems.
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Zoologists and wildlife biologists study animals and their interactions with their ecosystems.
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"It is threatening natural ecosystems and the fate of humanity," he added.
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The relationship between the health of ecosystems and humans extends beyond Lyme.
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But, it isn't just people near fragile ecosystems that feel those consequences.
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"People are suffering; people are dying; entire ecosystems are collapsing," Thunberg said.
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"We are very aware of the sensitivity of the ecosystems," Rabilloud said.
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We don't really know how these ecosystems will behave in the future.
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Everybody poops, and sometimes that poop can help enrich and fertilize ecosystems.
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Industrial IoT ecosystems already have every characteristic of an attractive ransomware target.
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It was an experiment on human's abilities to survive in closed ecosystems.
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In delicate ecosystems around the world, they threaten other species with extinction.
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It also adds sugar to aquatic ecosystems, which may encourage bacterial growth.
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They analyzed 42 ecosystems across five continents that have experienced dramatic changes.
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Reefs are diverse ecosystems formed by the calcium secretions of coral clusters.
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The water-food-energy nexus leaves downstream ecosystems drastically out of balance.
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Natural ecosystems are like mutual funds in an otherwise volatile stock market.
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The worldwide extinction of species and natural ecosystems, however, is not reversible.
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These sorts of changes may send ripples out across entire freshwater ecosystems.
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"These are often very ancient, very slow-growing ecosystems," McCauley pointed out.
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Similarly, we can also take steps to accelerate the recovery of ecosystems.
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Disrupting complex ecosystems by slaughtering bats could even make disease outbreaks worse.
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The same thing is true for Arctic ecosystems that have sea ice.
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With ecosystems becoming ever more vulnerable, that future is no longer certain.
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Forest ecosystems and wood buildings can be our most important climate allies.
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Trees and ecosystems are life-giving in the process of continual regeneration.
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We disrupt ecosystems, and we shake viruses loose from their natural hosts.
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Democracy, in other words, should discipline parties that close their informational ecosystems.
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Those few degrees of warming wreaked havoc on the region's marine ecosystems.
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He suspects chemosynthesis makes an underappreciated contribution to ecosystems around the world.
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These are some of the most diverse and productive ecosystems on Earth.
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Viruses and their prey are also big players in the world's ecosystems.
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Two, many of these companies have created monopolies within their own ecosystems.
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"It's only by doing that that we're able to reconstruct ancient ecosystems."
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David Festa is senior vice president of Ecosystems at Environmental Defense Fund.
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The other part is the software, or more accurately, the underlying ecosystems.
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In full, the report:Examines the financial ecosystems of Ant Financial and Tencent.
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Some may eventually disrupt pre-existing ecosystems, raising concerns over invasive species.
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If these ecosystems collapse, the climate effects are likely to be irreversible.
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These are the little ecosystems where entrepreneurs incubate and grow their companies.
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These ecosystems also take in and store a vast quantity of carbon.
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"People are suffering, people are dying, entire ecosystems are collapsing," she said.
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All 'pacification' did was disperse ecosystems that were already formed and controlled.
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So are the forests, grasslands and other wild ecosystems of the world.
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As an environmentalist, I am always interested in ecosystems and their sustainability.
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How damaging are lost crab traps to efforts to restore seafloor ecosystems?
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"Because insects constitute the world's most abundant and (species-diverse) animal group and provide critical services within ecosystems, such events cannot be ignored and should prompt decisive action to avert a catastrophic collapse of nature's ecosystems," they wrote.
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The isolation of Australia's ecosystems means many species are unique to the country.
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In addition to the existing key hubs we see interesting ecosystems emerging, e.g.
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It's hard to tell how that might affect their ecosystems in the future.
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Such waste poses a threat to ecosystems and human populations, the study found.
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Different ecosystems thrive in there, in among the rankings: the world of the
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But there's this other piece — water is a vital part of many ecosystems.
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On the flipside, global warming also threatens certain critical ecosystems, including the Amazon.
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The park's boundary encircles one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.
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This image, called "Salmon Run," was the winner of the Dynamic Ecosystems category.
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Although demonized in popular culture, rattlesnakes play a vital role in their ecosystems.
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Rob Marchant is a Reader in Tropical Ecosystems at the University of York.
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"In all cases, we don't want to support these ecosystems forever," Patchett said.
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But extended families are complex ecosystems, and expressing yourself does not trump all.
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Changing temperatures and chemistry, overfishing and pollution have stressed its ecosystems for decades.
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CSIRO calls carp the "most invasive and damaging pests" of Australia's freshwater ecosystems.
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Without their toil, there would be no nascent tech ecosystems to speak of.
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In many ecosystems, the population of amphibians outweighs all the other animals combined.
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As top predators, they help keep prey populations in check and ecosystems healthy.
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That is also true of the floral ecosystems that depend on insect pollinators.
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There is a grassroots movement happening to build these ecosystems of entrepreneurial innovation.
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There were ecosystems to choose from, each with its own pros and cons.
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That includes not only its hardware operations, but also content and other ecosystems.
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Image: Dan BrounFire is a natural part of the lifecycle of many ecosystems.
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Environmentalists say the technology threatens surrounding deep sea ecosystems for thousands of miles.
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Ezra Klein: About the way the left and right media ecosystems have developed.
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The internet and the multibillion-dollar business ecosystems it supports are changing irrevocably.
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But Google's main business isn't from selling individual products, but creating whole ecosystems.
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It would also be an ecological disaster—ripping populations and fragile ecosystems apart.
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These ecosystems naturally absorb carbon dioxide — a potent greenhouse gas — from the air.
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Macaques play a key role in Indonesian ecosystems by helping to spread seeds.
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"I think it has implications for the health of marine ecosystems," Long said.
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I'm just really anxious to finish this book I'm writing now on ecosystems.
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In the process, they are creating new ecosystems for their products and services.
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The clock is ticking for Americans and the ecosystems on which they rely.
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Gamers need to protect their own virtual ecosystems through a series of tasks.
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"Only intact healthy ecosystems can continue to efficiently provide these services," he said.
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Social media and news ecosystems thrive on controversies that make us choose sides.
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As a consequence, coral reefs, and the marine ecosystems they support, are dying.
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These "greenfield" opportunities, when they work, can lead to entirely new job ecosystems.
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"You have a lot of activity taking place in those ecosystems," said Johnson.
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Side effects: Habitats are destroyed and ecosystems disrupted with unpredictable long-term consequences.
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David Festa is senior vice president of ecosystems at the Environmental Defense Fund.
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And revitalized ecosystems mean healthier oceans for all the creatures that live there.
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Many people fear we are poised to destroy ecosystems we know little about.
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Warming ocean temperatures are causing ice to shrink, which is altering Antarctic ecosystems.
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What's more, the fish are vital to the West Coast's ecosystems and economy.
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Entire marine ecosystems could also be devastated, which would destroy local fishing economies.
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The coolest thing about this park is that it includes four different ecosystems.
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Ecosystems only function naturally if the top predator is present in that ecosystem.
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These ecosystems prevent flooding, reduce run-off and lower costs of water treatment.
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In India, river sand mining is disrupting ecosystems, killing countless fish and birds.
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However, industrial IoT ecosystems already have every characteristic of an attractive ransomware target.
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He traversed the sensitive ecosystems know as the Páramo, remarkably biodiverse mountain grasslands.
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His book offers examples both from natural ecosystems and from human social life.
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Fossil discoveries suggest these ecosystems may have been more complicated than once thought.
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My research focuses on ecosystems and climate change from regional to global scales.
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It alters entire ecosystems, and may help control the chemistry of the earth.
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It alters entire ecosystems, and may help control the chemistry of the Earth.
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Second, increasing human population is encroaching on ecosystems that would otherwise be intact.
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"These fires are going to have large effects on broader ecosystems," he says.
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The ocean bottom gets no sunlight, preventing the photosynthesis that sustains most ecosystems.
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Viruses help keep ecosystems in balance by changing the composition of microbial communities.
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Wolves were once considered vermin, for example — but as they disappeared, ecosystems changed.
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When wolves were restored to places like Yellowstone, local ecosystems revived, as well.
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So these companies have different business models, challenges, and ecosystems to build on.
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Nitrogen is more harmful to coastal ecosystems than to sources of drinking water.
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All coastal ecosystems will be at high to very high risk as well.
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"Moros signals the establishment of the iconic Late Cretaceous ecosystems of North America."
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They each provide fantastic integration with their respective ecosystems and extensive format support.
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"The most pristine ecosystems have always changed in composition over time," he says.
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House Appropriations will hold a hearing on how marine debris impacts ocean ecosystems.
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They are the ones that will be the building blocks of future ecosystems.
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Luckily, many devices like Amazon Echo have fairly open developer ecosystems for testing.
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Dr. Alistair Seddon, the study's lead researcher, said that by seeing which ecosystems are experiencing the most change at the plant level, scientists will be able to make better predictions about how ecosystems will respond to future variations in climate.
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Worse still, the loss of aardvarks could trigger a domino effect for African ecosystems.
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Added precipitation could affect local ecosystems, induce flash flooding, and even create dangerous landslides.
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Scientists suspected it would take 10 years for the area's ecosystems to completely recover.
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And it is clear that we are already harming these unique and fragile ecosystems.
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Additionally, the use of fish as animal feed puts pressure on our ocean ecosystems.
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Climate change, overfishing, and pollution are some of the biggest threats to marine ecosystems.
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For the communities and ecosystems in the floodwaters' path, the toll could be catastrophic.
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We all feel trapped — or maybe captured — by the various ecosystems we live in.
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There has to be an economic opportunity for tropical forest countries in restoring ecosystems.
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Hurricane Dorian has passed, but people and ecosystems are still dealing with its fallout.
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Maybe. But it's also because these ecosystems have gained the respect of Silicon Valley.
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The smart home still remains a messy web of competing ecosystems and wireless protocols.
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"I think localization should come together to really drive the ecosystems," Google's King said.
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It's influencing the breathability of the ecosystems covering 70 percent of our planet.[Nature]
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Relative newcomers to these online ecosystems were beset by exploitation from above and within.
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It goes without saying that investors are a necessary ingredient in healthy startup ecosystems.
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The key to strong entrepreneurial ecosystems is not just technology, research institutions, or capital.
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"Both rivers are extremely diverse ecosystems, home to hundreds of different species," she added.
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Algae beds like this one play a critical role in deep coral reef ecosystems.
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Worldwide, coral reefs in shallow waters are among ecosystems most threatened by climate change.
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The institute also is working on restoring the valley oak savannas, globally unique ecosystems.
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Some of the most ethereal, unique ecosystems in the world are enshrouded in clouds.
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Investing in ecosystems rather than a single project is, at minimum, an insurance policy.
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Coral reefs can be truly massive ecosystems, so NASA's helping map them from space.
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Earth has never seen this much fixed nitrogen in ecosystems worldwide, the researchers said.
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To save the environment, we have to find out how to save the ecosystems.
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He said the reports would put a far wider spotlight on how ecosystems work.
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This reflects the growth of entrepreneurial ecosystems emerging in all parts of the world.
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Climate change has already unleashed disruption on the world's ecosystems and many human communities.
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It is more severe than anticipated, threatening natural ecosystems and the fate of humanity.
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We talk a lot about startup ecosystems around these parts, and for good reason.
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If marine animals can't build effective skeletons and shells, it could disrupt entire ecosystems.
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We're seeing up close how a lack of industrial regulation damages communities and ecosystems.
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This is already having significant impacts to coastal communities in Alaska and marine ecosystems.
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That loss could trigger a "catastrophic collapse of Earth's ecosystems," the study authors wrote.
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These gravel flood plains, Dr. Hauer said, are among the most endangered ecosystems worldwide.
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That biodiversity crisis could trigger a "catastrophic collapse of Earth's ecosystems," the authors said.
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Humans are producing no-analogue climates, no-analogue ecosystems, a whole no-analogue future.
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So when they fall to the bottom, they can sustain entire ecosystems … for years.
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Moving away from fossil fuels can help with stabilizing the climate and its ecosystems.
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The same holds true for their glacier-fed streams and the ecosystems they support.
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This insight helps us understand the surrounding ecosystems and engagement levels around hardware prices.
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The report acknowledges that animal agriculture can be beneficial to ecosystems in some contexts.
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Most importantly, it brings some much needed attention to dangerous trends impacting fragile ecosystems.
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The nearer humans are to reefs, the worse their effect on the fragile ecosystems.
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Perhaps more importantly, the stance and language on how ecosystems thrive is incredibly encouraging.
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The collapse of marine life ecosystems means threats of starvation, poverty and mass migration.
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Research predicts a proliferation of species capable of eating through ecosystems and spreading disease.
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If we lost all 4,400 species of roach, entire ecosystems would struggle to survive.
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Meanwhile, the nitrogen and phosphorus in hog waste can kill fish and damage ecosystems.
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Here's a batch of other ocean ecosystems in Australia that are in serious trouble.
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And in the future, looking at anatomy could prove useful in other ecosystems too.
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The study showed that the soil in forest ecosystems was best at absorbing water.
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Their activity is laying waste to fragile forest ecosystems and spreading mosquito-borne diseases.
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The report is not the first to paint a grim portrait of Earth's ecosystems.
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This is very hard to move as it requires entire ecosystems, Subramaniam told CNBC.
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Connections are not restricted to people; they also occur among species and across ecosystems.
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"The outcomes data that local ecosystems trust the most is their own," he said.
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Your skin is a tapestry of ecosystems roughly the size of three bath towels.
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The cold, dry ecosystems on Antarctica itself can't support anything bigger than an insect.
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There are three main ecosystems to consider — Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant, and Amazon Alexa.
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Migrating parasites like these will arrive in ecosystems where other parasitic species are disappearing.
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The conflagrations are obliterating landscapes and their ecosystems, reshaping the continent in irreparable ways.
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But digging up the raw materials can undermine human rights and destroy fragile ecosystems.
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The unfortunate truth is that it's not that easy to switch ecosystems these days.
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Perhaps largest of all, but impossible to measure, is the destruction of natural ecosystems.
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But biotech would not have been enough without a corresponding deep understanding of ecosystems.
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To some, the story was about climate change and the fragility of underwater ecosystems.
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But experts view that existing patchwork as inadequate to manage ecosystems in international waters.
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Everything I can find written on ecosystems, now a main subject of my research.
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Loud noises can also affect behavior and even ecosystems by altering where species go.
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But local ecosystems aren't the only things that will suffer if the wall's built.
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This discovery gives scientists a clue about the hyenas' role in ancient Arctic ecosystems.
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Shenkman most recently served as Executive Vice President and Global Head of Business Development and Ecosystems where he was responsible for driving business development by building new ecosystems, fostering strategic partnerships, incubating new business models, and overseeing investments and mergers and acquisitions.
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"If we continue to degrade ecosystems, if we continue to convert natural ecosystems, if we continue to deforest and we continue to destroy our soils, we're going to lose this natural subsidy that we're getting, that's protecting us, in part, from ourselves."
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With the support of the United Nations, I launched the Ecosystems Based Adaptation for Food Security Assembly (EBAFOSA), a policy tool which focuses on bridging the gap between policy and field work to create sustainable ecosystems, resilient agricultural systems, and clean energy.
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In most ecosystems, sunlight fuels the growth of plants, which are then consumed by animals.
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Why it matters: The sea star, Pycnopodia helianthoides, is a vital component in marine ecosystems.
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It is possible that Amazon wants HQs 2 and 3 enmeshed in local tech ecosystems.
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"Amazonia," from 2015, illustrates the three types of rainforests and their ecosystems in lush detail.
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It's entirely likely that all ecosystems feel the impacts of at least one manipulative parasite.
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Is this the beginning of the end for one of the world's most biodiverse ecosystems?
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"Suppose this 17 percent loss were typical of forest ecosystems around the world," Melillo says.
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The decline in apex predator sharks can have devastating effects on aquatic ecosystems, Oceana said.
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That's bad not only because bats are incredibly cute, but because they're key for ecosystems.
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Number one on that list is stopping deforestation, along with efforts to regenerate degraded ecosystems.
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They want to bring subscribers into their ecosystems, beating out time spent on other platforms.
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This new study paints a picture of a problem that's been recorded in individual ecosystems.
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And they can damage fragile ocean ecosystems, due to practices like irresponsible disposal of sewage.
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Another part of the GBA plan is to protect wetlands, forests, coastlines and marine ecosystems.
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And now we're pleased to announce that we're stepping up our commitment to emerging ecosystems.
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It's a worrying sign that conflict can emerge so easily and quickly within digital ecosystems.
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This is exactly the idea behind the launch of our city innovation ecosystems commitments process.
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Indeed, an abnormally early spring comes at a price, affecting human health and fragile ecosystems.
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Amphibians are a keystone of many ecosystems, and when they disappear, the environment changes dramatically.
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Indeed, hydrothermal processes near volcanic vents are known to sustain complex ecosystems here on Earth.
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Whether local ecosystems will benefit from a new midge joining them remains to be seen.
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How would these massive hybrids fare in today&aposs ecosystems, and would they alter them?
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Present in all the oceans, it is one of the largest ecosystems in the world.
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The reefs it builds support entire marine ecosystems, so its decline is a major problem.
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"This shows us one way in which extreme events might affect coastal ecosystems," said Cheng.
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Alibaba and Tencent understand ecosystems better than anyone else in the world, including American companies.
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We've known that human activities makes dead zones grow and threaten ocean ecosystems for decades.
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Priorities include protecting and restoring natural ecosystems and moving to sustainable food production and consumption.
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California's Monterey Bay is one of the more pure, more dynamic coastal ecosystems on Earth.
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This in turn makes wolves more resilient in a world of changing climates and ecosystems.
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They clearly don't care about the critical role these amazing animals play in healthy ecosystems.
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"Ecosystems...provide us with breathable air, drinkable water, fertile soil and bountiful seas," DiCaprio said.
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The connections between species may not be immediately obvious, but that's the beauty of ecosystems.
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Environmentalists worry the move could potentially disrupt one the most fragile ecosystems in the world.
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We need a 21st-century approach that simultaneously protects residents while preserving these rich ecosystems.
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Insects and other arthropods form a hugely important foundation in many ecosystems' animal food webs.
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Instead we'll need to demand thoughtful design, reasonably open ecosystems, and airtight strategies around security.
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The company protects administrator accounts, which hackers often target because they can unlock digital ecosystems.
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Certainly, such dynamic innovation ecosystems as Silicon Valley and Boston remain critical centers of innovation.
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They reported their findings in the online version of Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems.
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Now, Attenborough is coming into a slightly different role: advocate for fleeting biodiversity and ecosystems.
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Corporate CTOs refuse to take part in local ecosystems because it exposes them to ridicule.
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We need to restore degraded ecosystems and build climate resilience to prevent potential food loss.
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And regreening these ecosystems is one strategy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere.
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Scientists have been watching reef ecosystems around the globe whither and die since the 22010s.
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Especially now, as humans and ecosystems grapple for dominance, the latter on a losing trajectory.
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The world's ecosystems are in worse shape while another half billion people have been born.
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An increase that large would ignore the important role these fish play in ocean ecosystems.
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For MSIs to have successful long-term relationships with cities, they must establish open ecosystems.
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Another important feature of natural ecosystems is that they are connected and influence one another.
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"In some cases ecosystems might not be able to recover from those events," he said.
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They all thrive in ecosystems between the 26th parallel north and the 93th parallel south.
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Reef ecosystems may become even less productive as the ocean gets warmer and more acidic.
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And it takes detailed modeling to figure out which ecosystems should get priority for restoration.
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And they can damage fragile ocean ecosystems due to practices like irresponsible disposal of sewage.
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But the software ecosystems for all of the competition are even worse, so there's that.
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Courthouses are unique ecosystems that can add to the potential for secrecy and unaddressed misconduct.
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Jamaican artist Ebony G. Patterson's collaged ecosystems embody the antithesis of a gloomy, rainy day.
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Coral ecosystems are highly sensitive to climate change and monitoring them is crucial, she said.
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We also see where people are most likely to lose vital benefits as ecosystems degrade.
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With Cash App on the rise, Square is now operating two successful ecosystems at once.
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Matter Climate change will alter the ecosystems that humanity depends upon in the coming century.
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These services alone would make seagrass meadows among the most economically valuable ecosystems on Earth.
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This can result in overfishing of these smaller fish, creating an imbalance in natural ecosystems.
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Important ecosystems like mangrove forests, coral reefs and seagrass beds will suffer a similar fate.
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Those efforts are admirable and valuable to the ecosystems of which otters are a part.
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Dynamic Ecosystems student winner: "Are you seeing the same as me?" by Pablo Javier Merlo
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" Furthermore, they are of "known origin" and they do not "harm ecosystems, wildlife, or watersheds.
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Today the fate of global ecosystems often depends on nature's own life preserver, the billionaire.
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They're delicate little ecosystems based on a passion for books and a belief in community.
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The chemical has been linked to wiping out insect populations and harming ecosystems and pollination.
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A House Appropriations panel will hold a hearing on how marine debris impacts ocean ecosystems.
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Increasing ocean temperatures kill off marine ecosystems, raise sea levels and make hurricanes more destructive.
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I think there's a really important difference in the way these institutional ecosystems has evolved.
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Peter: I think in the digital world you need to work with ecosystems and partners.
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By putting out fires, "we've changed completely the fire component of these ecosystems," he said.
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Impotent [ecosystems] had cropped up all over the place, and the deafening silence instilled fear.
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The irony is that by visiting these fragile ecosystems, travelers are actually accelerating their demise.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Urban ecosystems can feel like they're entirely human-made.
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But some juggernauts like Apple are choosing instead to create their own self-contained ecosystems.
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Non-avian dinosaurs occupied a wide array of ecosystems during the Mesozoic, including some in the Arctic and Antarctica, and all other things being equal (which of course were not) they would have continued to do just fine in modern ecosystems, with some caveats.
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The Science article also calls for more studies to be done on seabed ecosystems in advance of commercial activity on the seabed, as well as the deployment of monitoring tools like buoys and seafloor crawlers which can analyze the health of ocean floor ecosystems.
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In previous decades, dealing with New York tabloids and national television, his tactic was to gain advantage within dominant media ecosystems; in dealing with the political press during the campaign,his approach had been to gain advantages not merely within media ecosystems but over them.
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And the panel advocated expanding protected areas to shield species and to allow ecosystems to recover.
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Resources exist across the internet to support the developer ecosystems around AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
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Bountiful ocean ecosystems, which predators like Birgeria would have depended on, existed nearby in southeastern Idaho.
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Specifically, these Bronze Age farmers changed the nitrogen makeup of their fields and the surrounding ecosystems.
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For all that science knows about coral reefs, these complex ecosystems are still maddeningly, well, complex.
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Primates are a key indicator of the overall health of the ecosystems in which they reside.
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Speed breeding Ecologist Ronald Goderie launched the Tauros programme in 2008, seeking to address failing ecosystems.
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Conservationists are grappling with the consequences of deer overpopulation, which is throwing ecosystems out of whack.
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He had been mapping ecosystems of misinformation since the election, and he had some excellent news.
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Our supply chains are global in terms of ecosystems, and therefore, it doesn't impact us much.
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The danger here lies in the fact that disinformation ecosystems are self sustaining and self propagating.
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The world's ecosystems did not fully recover until some five million years after the extinction event.
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Research on past extinctions provides data on how ecosystems change in response to severe climate change.
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These plastics can cause great harm to marine life and have the potential to devastate ecosystems.
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"They are a very valuable indicator of the ecosystems in which they are found," Torregrosa said.
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"There's a handful of places around world that have this indication of diverse ecosystems," he said.
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Though flies may seem insignificant, Macadam points out that they are important workhorses in many ecosystems.
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Nevertheless, this process is a reminder that insect ecosystems are more resilient than they sometimes appear.
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And the scale of the observed decline raises doubts about how long ecosystems can remain resilient.
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These ecosystems start with local ingredients: talent, history, heritage, and custom, as well as local institutions.
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The cause was unusually warm waters that pushed the intricate ecosystems past their limits of survival.
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This holds that ecosystems are shaped by "apex consumers"—large herbivores and carnivores atop food chains.
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University ecosystems around Columbia, NYU, Cornell Tech, and Princeton also similarly stay in their own space.
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"In polar ecosystems, we know species will be more at risk from climate change," Trucchi said.
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And the arctic and antarctic, while fascinating ecosystems, aren't known for their flavorful herbs and spices.
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"The evidence for global warming and its impacts on people and ecosystems is undeniable," Hughes said.
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Climbing temperatures are ripping apart ecosystems, and rising seas are already forcing people from their homes.
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Local policymakers are demonstrating leadership and building deeper internet ecosystems, resulting in new businesses emerging everywhere.
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These are forays right out of Apple's playbook of building out ecosystems of alternative revenue sources.
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Mining firms will also be pressured to implement measures to protect or even relocate valuable ecosystems.
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By and large most people aren't making choices between ecosystems based on one spec or another.
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For generations, we have accumulated intimate and detailed knowledge of the specific ecosystems where we live.
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Narayen estimated approximately 60 million downloads for Adobe's mobile apps in the iOS and Android ecosystems.
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It's an organic and biodynamic way of farming that's consistent with the health of entire ecosystems.
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Waterloo boasts the MIT of Canada — the University of Waterloo — which sends talent to startup ecosystems.
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In the 2010s, regional ecosystems were boosted by the appearance of new VC firms and accelerators.
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Through different programs, funding lines and regulatory changes, they now support the development of local ecosystems.
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We tend to study extinctions to understand just how much we have disrupted the planet's ecosystems.
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But sea-level rise and population growth are putting the delta's delicate ecosystems under increasing pressure.
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The ecosystems within them are notorious for producing evolutionary weirdos, intricately adapted to their unusual surroundings.
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They wreak special havoc on islands, because most island ecosystems haven't seen anything like them before.
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They'll create more and bigger dead zones where nothing can live, harm biodiversity, and change ecosystems.
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Crompton said programs like Entrepreneur First can be complementary to the existing ecosystems in Hong Kong.
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Changes in extreme weather events are putting humans, infrastructure, agriculture, water supplies and ecosystems at risk.
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If Earth warms more than 1.5 degrees, scientists think the world's ecosystems could start to collapse.
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Amid the adventures, there are meditations on narrative, on knowledge and on the oceans' fragile ecosystems.
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We have witnessed in recent years the emergence of technology start-up ecosystems across the world.
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However, this is exactly what is critical for the success of start-ups and their ecosystems.
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Current IoT ecosystems rely on centralized, brokered communication models, otherwise known as the server/client paradigm.
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The UK is already widely recognised for having one of the most vibrant space-tech ecosystems.
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How would it impact both humans and ecosystems that exist around the Great Lakes and beyond?
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Whether or not Antarctica's last ecosystems can be saved will be determined in years to come.
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But if we're squeezed into green-less cities, it's easy to lose touch with natural ecosystems.
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We're seeing species on the edge of extinction, and ecosystems dying off on a colossal scale.
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The reconfigured landscape, with its tiers of divergent ecosystems, is a bit of a mind-bender.
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New Zealand is a reminder that islands are isolated ecosystems, with a limited range of resources.
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Rewilding will be a significant trend in preserving ecosystems where all species matter, said Dr. Ripple.
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Sometimes this is true, because humans have lit ruinous fires, tossed litter and trampled delicate ecosystems.
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Conventional wisdom holds that these animals are causing new, and potentially damaging, impacts to beleaguered ecosystems.
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Conventional wisdom holds that these animals are causing new, and potentially damaging, impacts to beleaguered ecosystems.
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West Virginia ecosystems will get screwed (again), as the state comes up short on cleanup costs.
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At the press briefing, Breton suggested there could be between 15 and 20 such industrial ecosystems.
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Wildlife needs to be able to access established habitat strongholds and new areas as ecosystems shift.
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Insects are the vital pollinators and recyclers of ecosystems and the base of food webs everywhere.
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In recent decades, development has pushed into areas with fire-prone ecosystems – the wildland-urban interface.
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There is increasing concern among scientists about the effect of pervasive plastic pollution on marine ecosystems.
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I think Imax is hoping to benefit from the streaming ecosystems in a couple of ways.
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"We can't keep treating natural ecosystems the way we do without losing some pretty spectacular animals."
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Cities have been ecosystems to improve trade and connect humans since the earliest days of civilization.
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This ecosystem is still fairly young, and young ecosystems grow older and more diverse over time.
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As we know from traditional Hollywood ecosystems, stars depend on fans, and fans depend on stars.
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Yet, for too long we have neglected solutions right before our very eyes — our coastal ecosystems.
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The LNG development in northern Mozambique is already having detrimental impacts on local communities and ecosystems.
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Entire ecosystems flourish in the tide pools — and you can get right up next to them.
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After about 40 years of federal protection, destroyed underwater mountain ecosystems are showing signs of life.
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Recent research has shown that primates are extremely important to the ecosystems in which they live.
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Ocean acidification hurts ecosystems at sea in ways that also harm human health and safety worldwide.
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How about "spraying" — a climber's term for gossiping about private accomplishments — or climbing in vulnerable ecosystems?
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Now, at least, elementary school kids are learning about the earth and its ecosystems and recycling.
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"The aim of the outreach is to raise awareness about the unique and fragile Antarctic coastal under-ice ecosystems and the broader effect climate change might have on the ecosystems and the whole planet," Alf Norkko, a marine biologist at Helsinki University, said in a statement .
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And these episodic events that may accelerate [the loss of ecosystems] are what we really don't understand.
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A designation as a national monument prohibits mining and sets stringent protections for ecosystems on the site.
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And if the bees go, the native plant species and the ecosystems they sustain could also perish.
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It's an outcry for battle written for every founder working hard from emerging ecosystems around our planet.
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"We would like to be able to continue operating in the Microsoft and Google ecosystems," he added.
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Thymann traveled thousands of miles around the world to visit three unusual and remote ecosystems for Timezone.
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Conversely, waving through many edited crops could under-regulate some with the potential to alter agricultural ecosystems.
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Joseph Stromberg: You've done so much work on ecosystems and life forms that exist, vividly, right now.
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Primates play a "very critical" role in their ecosystems and the economies of the countries they inhabit.
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At best, it damaged ecosystems that need to burn from time to time to retain their biodiversity.
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But producing charcoal often means destroying the very ecosystems that species like the mountain gorilla call home.
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"The ecosystems that underpin our economies, well-being and survival are collapsing," he wrote in a blog.
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Once everybody has a reliable smartphone, the apps (and the ecosystems that foster them) will be paramount.
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Replicating a business model has served in emerging ecosystems as the gateway to entrepreneurship and venture investing.
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Truly ecosystems evolve organically in unique ways reflecting their history, geopolitical environment, economic structure and cultural features.
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They also intentionally set fires, harnessing the restorative power of flames to reset ecosystems to feed themselves.
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They didn't take into account that the ecosystems where they wanted to plant trees already sequestered carbon.
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As an Aussie, it's always been synonymous with the demise of ocean ecosystems, and to be avoided.
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"We've offered services to millions of new customers who weren't part of the banking ecosystems," he explained.
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At low levels of diversity, ecosystems become vulnerable to diseases that can sweep through a single species.
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Still, every source of nutrients could be important for understanding the delicate balance that keeps ecosystems healthy.
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Sulfur dioxide is also linked to acid rain, which kills forests, damages soil, and harms aquatic ecosystems.
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On top of the permafrost sit ecosystems, cities, roads, pipelines, and traditional Indigenous hunting and trapping territories.
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Indeed, some of the fishing boats that had been swept away by the wave supported veritable ecosystems.
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The flow of energy through terrestrial ecosystems is comparatively easy to study; marine ones are more mysterious.
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Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia's most promising startup ecosystems and today it gained a new investor.
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Ecosystems have been disturbed, diced up and in some cases badly damaged—but few have failed utterly.
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A "legitimate legal argument," in one of the most expensive ecosystems to file a legal claim ever.
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But these technical requirements cannot serve as a smokescreen to prevent the development of competing Android ecosystems.
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It's a stark reminder of how our addiction to single-use plastics is leaching into our ecosystems.
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It's basically impossible to get a smartphone that is not part of the Android or Apple ecosystems.
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They are also important to larger ecosystems, and their absence can affect other links in food webs.
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But from China to South America, dams cause controversy for flooding fragile ecosystems and displacing local communities.
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In the 1990s and beyond, their projects took on a regional aspect, examining ecosystems and environmental degradation.
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The resulting breeds would essentially be genetically-modified organisms and could disrupt or even collapse existing ecosystems.
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Apple, Facebook and other major AR developer ecosystems might already be monetizing at scale at that stage.
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The complete collapse of our world's reefs would be devastating for ocean ecosystems and human coastal populations.
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The researchers could also extend their contained ecosystems onto the shoreline to include the land-water interface.
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These open-source ecosystems are some of the largest in the world, right up there with Linux.
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Slower-growing companies could come from major venture hubs as well as cities with smaller startup ecosystems.
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Identifying devices within a network is key to securing IoT ecosystems and preventing the infiltration of intruders.
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Ffrench-Constant suggested experimental research would be the next step in unraveling how light pollution changes ecosystems.
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He claims elsewhere that large-scale solutions inevitably ignore the particularities of local cultures and local ecosystems.
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The Great Barrier Reef is arguably one of the most well-known underwater ecosystems in the world.
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NPS overall bans hovercraft use due to noise concerns and fear of damage to surrounding ecosystems. Sen.
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In the winter, it would get nearly 24 hours of complete darkness, killing plants, ecosystems, and crops.
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" It is described as being "more severe than anticipated, threatening natural ecosystems and the fate of humanity.
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A world without sharks, key players in ocean ecosystems, would be an unhealthy world for us all.
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But critics of the project said dams have an outsized impact on the environment and local ecosystems.
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All those antibiotics were not simply treating isolated people and animals; they were transforming our shared ecosystems.
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Professor Hackett said, if left unchecked, it could set off "tremendous cascading effects," devastating California's marine ecosystems.
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However, an often-freezing continental weather front makes the winemaking process more difficult than other dependable ecosystems.
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Rather than talk about preserving ecosystems or animal populations, perhaps instead we should talk about promoting them.
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But Jacquelyn described evidence showing that Arctic ecosystems, having evolved in a changeable climate, look pretty resilient.
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The boundaries of ecosystems, never really fixed, have been broken by long-distance air and ship travel.
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We have to remember that wildfires are a natural phenomenon and they're actually good for local ecosystems.
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Research studies have found that chemicals found in some popular sunscreen products are harmful to ocean ecosystems.
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This has important consequences for policies that aim to support the growth and sustainability of these ecosystems.
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But today, overfishing, ship traffic, pollution and climate change have created a crisis for these delicate ecosystems.
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The federal Department of Transportation has recognized the value of such ecosystems and the lessons they bring.
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Labor, space, and the competitive market landscape reduce premiums on deals in places outside prominent startup ecosystems.
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However, we must recognize that our health and well-being are inextricably linked to healthy, functioning ecosystems.
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They're an essential part of ecosystems, and play a role in the global climate and sea levels.
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But ranchers warn that the move could rattle ecosystems, the local economy and a way of life.
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But recent research is complicating this view, suggesting that Ediacaran ecosystems were more complex than previously thought.
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Climate change devastated ecosystems, species and neighborhoods in Houston and much of struggling Puerto Rico last year.
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After all, activists say, tackling the climate crisis must go hand-in-hand with protecting vital ecosystems.
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They've thrived in the nutrient-rich waters of the Midwest, where they can re-engineer entire ecosystems.
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Their escalating temperatures are already killing off marine ecosystems, raising sea levels and making hurricanes more destructive.
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The circles etched into the trunk tell stories about past climate, civilizations, ecosystems and even galactic events.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority, for instance, scarred the landscape with dams, which chop river ecosystems into pieces.
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Bugs are vital to the decomposition that keeps nutrients cycling, soil healthy, plants growing and ecosystems running.
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Individual species aside, the act's habitat requirements have also produced great gains for ecosystems as a whole.
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With water flows shifting as new dams start their turbines, fishers, farmers and local ecosystems are suffering.
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Volunteers will learn how to identify plants that disturb local ecosystems before getting down to work. Jan.
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Intact forest ecosystems provide not only carbon sequestration but ecosystem services, wild animal habitat, recreation, and beauty.
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I've been thinking about how Amazon takes a chaos-energy attitude towards developing ecosystems around its products.
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The region's underwater ecosystems are a bright spot amongst a world experiencing a significant decrease in coral.
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So if these horrendous pests are major players in ecosystems that we want to save — what then?
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He described them as harboring "an extraordinary number" of rare and endangered species and "ecologically precious" ecosystems.
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Those include reducing pollution from plastics and other waste by half, and restoring freshwater and marine ecosystems.
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"Conservation might require some sacrifice from us in order to partially achieve ecosystems rebound," Mr. Cox said.
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Feral pigs have become an invasive menace in the US, breeding like crazy and tearing through ecosystems.
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We need to act fast and responsibly, because our delicate ecosystems are on the verge of collapse.
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They've already got lots of workers with STEM degrees and budding startup ecosystems built around major universities.
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Corporations are playing a much bigger role in venture capital and those ecosystems have always been related.
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And coastal ecosystems, as Warren correctly notes, are remarkably good at keeping carbon out of the atmosphere.
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Brazil nut, stilt mangrove, and Afrormosia are just three species in three wildly diverse and important ecosystems.
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Both volumes will be read, carefully, as part of my ongoing research on biological and social ecosystems.
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In Netflix's Our Planet, Attenborough narrates the exploration of eight ecosystems and the creatures that thrive there.
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Its mission is to understand and predict changes in climate and to conserve marine ecosystems and resources.
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Some scenes in this film, directed by Jon Kauffman, put across the perversity of prison social ecosystems.
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The escalating temperatures are already killing off marine ecosystems, raising sea levels and making hurricanes more destructive.
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Life insurance models might also be adapted to protect endangered ecosystems such as coral reefs, he added.
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For "Untitled 12" (2017), he pits high-paced coastal development against its negative effects on marine ecosystems.
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And globally, these types of ecosystems hold tons of carbon that needs to stay in the ground.
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For Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Facebook, what's most important is getting users to participate in their ecosystems.
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The deep sea expedition marks the first time scientists have carefully studied the biodiversity of these ecosystems.
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TC: Lastly, you talk about "connecting the key European ecosystems," while playing to each of their respective strengths.
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Unchecked human activity has disrupted the natural habitat putting a dangerous strain on food production and fragile ecosystems.
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If you only looked at temperature and precipitation, you'd assume both sides of the mountain had similar ecosystems.
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But ecosystems are wildly complex things, so it's easy to imagine how the zombifiers might make their mark.
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Nadja Swarovski: First, fashion is a global industry that has a major impact on ecosystems around the world.
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Government officials have previously said sand dredging is sustainable and can actually help local ecosystems by preventing landslips.
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That kind of work will be critical as Earth's oceans continue to transform, potentially throwing ecosystems in chaos.
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The loss of these types of engineers in places like Australia has already been shown to damage ecosystems.
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Gizmodo: Do you think meddling with ecosystems and reviving lost species could have negative effects on living ones?
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"That's worrisome because those regions store the largest chunks of carbon in ecosystems across the globe," Anderegg said.
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And coral reefs in general are often thought to be the most biodiverse of any ecosystems on earth.
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Researchers liken the vanishing remains to books containing priceless knowledge about past cultures, past ecosystems, and past climates.
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Scientists who study South America's rivers are worried the hippos might one day topple the region's delicate ecosystems.
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In the future, its applications will no doubt impact industry, urban development, healthcare, agriculture and other major ecosystems.
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She could conceivably strangle and threaten the ecosystems of her neighbors, forcing them to bend to her will.
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As the cats up their hunting game, the animals they hunt could be wiped out from some ecosystems.
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Some species and ecosystems will adapt to a hotter world, with more frequent wildfires and a drier climate.
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These twin threats cost the government billions in disaster aid, while endangering communities, critical infrastructure and priceless ecosystems.
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But once in a while discontent bubbles to the surface and insular startup ecosystems start arguing – and accusing.
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And, increasingly, they're supposed to pay attention to conservation and environmental issues, maintaining ecosystems or protecting endangered species.
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"The population is a great strategic ally to conserve our ecosystems," she said in a statement on Saturday.
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Several pose public health hazards, while others threaten fisheries and tourism and denude underwater ecosystems, greatly reducing biodiversity.
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The lack of meaningful exits has plagued emerging markets and often hindered the development of robust tech ecosystems.
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These platforms are becoming very healthy ecosystems, and they will offer new opportunities that we currently don't have.
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That's because Google's move here is clearly meant to contrast its approach to open-source ecosystems with Amazon's.
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"We think that aquaculture will alleviate pressure on wild ecosystems, but it actually exacerbates that pressure," Jacquet said.
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An open-source ecosystem is tricky to manage, but this does not entitle Google to stymie alternative ecosystems.
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"The ESA requires that the government "protect and recover imperiled species and the ecosystems upon which they depend.
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"Research on diversity in our world helps us to identify unique genes, organisms, and ecosystems," she told Gizmodo.
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The loss of one of the deep sea's largest creatures would be a blow to these delicate ecosystems.
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We're still in early days here — but a head start is extremely important when it comes to ecosystems.
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Cryptocurrencies aren't about making startups valuable; they're about the making the currencies themselves, and their decentralized ecosystems, valuable.
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Instead, they could once again support the varied ecosystems that flourished before the arrival of intensive ovine monoculture.
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Humans can unintentionally leave junk near the vents while exploring, and the light from ROVs can disturb ecosystems.
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Though that's a mildly terrifying and completely legitimate concern, bats play many critical roles in their respective ecosystems.
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Unfortunately, these ecosystems that are essential to an entrepreneur's success are breaking down in many parts of America.
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These vents are of critical importance to astrobiologists, as they're known to sustain entire marine ecosystems on Earth.
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Whirlpool is one of those companies that is trying to play across all of the smart assistant ecosystems.
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"I think that helps us rise above some of the friction that might exist between the various ecosystems."
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Why it matters: Plastic bags, bottles and other wastes are causing widespread harm to marine and coastal ecosystems.
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PDVSA launched an operation to supply drinking water and protect local ecosystems, it added, giving no further details.
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"The goal is to develop ecosystems and prime the pump for entrepreneurs in underserved, underfunded markets," said Jinsi.
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The stuff sinks to the seafloor and wreaks havoc on ecosystems, cratering oxygen levels and spiking salt content.
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Local ecosystems are suffering in the area due to climate change, and yet the dangers are often overlooked.
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And ecosystems not only provide food to people but rainforests like this are an important source of medicines.
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These fragile ecosystems have been threatened by erosion for decades, and the deck is heavily stacked against them.
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Closed smart-home ecosystems, from companies like Apple and Google, could grow quickly and offer a smoother experience.
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But in some cases, ecosystems can quickly recover from hurricanes because they evolved to withstand these severe storms.
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Rising seas could destroy vital ecosystems in the Everglades, even threaten Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty.
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His video Let Mangroves Recover, stresses the role of mangroves in shoreline protection and the preservation of ecosystems.
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All life is bound together in a complex web of interdependent relationships among individuals, species and entire ecosystems.
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Conditions now may offer a foretaste of the damage climate change could wreak on these already vulnerable ecosystems.
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Worse, the planners underestimate the harm that dams will do to ecosystems as well as to food security.
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Equally important, ecosystems of political online publications have emerged on Facebook—both on the left and the right.
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There are success stories of species saved and ecosystems restored in this new era of uncertainty, for sure.
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Careless, photo-greedy travel can damage natural landmarks and fragile ecosystems and harm vulnerable populations and endangered species.
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APAC countries' payments ecosystems vary significantly, with markets ranging from China's near-duopoly to India's still developing hierarchy.
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Google, Facebook, IBM, Amazon and Microsoft are trying to establish ecosystems around AI services provided in the cloud.
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And it's not just because of the loss of biodiversity (and the resulting chaos it inflicts on ecosystems).
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In recent years, Toronto and Montreal have both built up vibrant AI research ecosystems around this academic success.
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Plus, the lock will work with other smart home ecosystems, including Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant, and Amazon Alexa.
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How do you calculate the monetary value of reducing acid rain and the resulting recovery of entire ecosystems?
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Still, federal and state governments need to do more to protect their people, assets and ecosystems, Snider said.
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Given all this potential, is there a need to better understand what makes these ecosystems successful and sustainable?
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Coastal communities rely on healthy oceans—as do shellfish, fish, marine mammals, birds, and ecosystems around the world.
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Yet, despite Nanhui's "sponge city" label, some of the last wetland ecosystems in the area are being decimated.
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Instead, having them out in the open allowed them to profit from the ecosystems that formed around that.
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Though highly-trafficked by tourists, Yellowstone National Park is one of the last intact ecosystems on the planet.
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Similarly to the way the LUMAscape evolved for adtech, new ecosystems are poised to coalesce around other industries.
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Garcia said she'd like to see school curricula include education about treating local ecosystems and animals with respect.
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Fischer and his team wanted to create a platform that would allow open source ecosystems to sustain themselves.
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And mindful, deliberate decisions will provide the underpinning of the next generation of apps and larger software ecosystems.
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Unfortunately, acid rain wreaks havoc on delicate aquatic ecosystems, and smog and particulate matter negatively affect lung function.
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Through acquisitions, partnerships, and redeployment of existing technologies, Mastercard is entering new ecosystems where they aren't necessarily competitors.
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Through ecosystem based disaster risk reduction we've learned a great deal about when and how ecosystems affect risks.
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An Israeli by way of Australia, Mr. Katz is a marine biologist and an expert in coral ecosystems.
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Without them, many species may become threatened and the surrounding ecosystems may take longer to recover from wildfires.
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That's the kind of statistic that keeps Ken Lyons of Ridgewood, N.J., traveling to ecosystems on three continents.
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Look beyond the bug's ugly appearance and disgusting smell, and let it teach you about ecosystems and globalization.
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"Figuring out which species and ecosystems are the most important to protect is a complicated project," Scott says.
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And yet, few of these ecosystems truly combine devices from all the key categories in an integrated fashion.
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With incentives, American farmers will lead the way in protecting ecosystems as they produce our food and fiber.
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Receding glaciers can also threaten the ecosystems they support, which can in turn affect communities in the region.
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"All ecosystems have some things in common, and one of them is the ability to recover," he said.
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The lower target would also reduce species loss and extinction and the impact on ecosystems, the report said.
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Consumers' desire for exotic plants and animals has brought about the slow death of ecosystems around the world.
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Over 85033,000 acres of military property have been conveyed through this program that has helped preserve these ecosystems.
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TAVERNISE: Crack was this lava that just started oozing into neighborhoods, and it just devoured the ecosystems there.
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Warmer water causes sea levels to rise, makes hurricanes more destructive, and kills aquatic organisms that anchor ecosystems.
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How we treat animals affects entire ecosystems and habitats, the only real wealth we as a species have.
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These activities, as they threaten animal species and irrevocably change ecosystems, also bring people and wild animals together.
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The damage to these ecosystems could shrink populations of the species that depend on them, according to researchers.
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Rather, the fittest species are those which coöperate: they cohabit in intricate ecosystems; they are symbiotic and mutualistic.
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Regardless of industry, it&aposs imperative for investors to actively help build the ecosystems their founders operate in.
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Steffensen: A lot of ecosystems in Australia are dependent on fire, and we need to look after them.
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An estimated 1 billion animals have been lost, and scientists fear long-term damage to many sensitive ecosystems.
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The arts of escalation are inseparable from — though not reducible to — the infrastructures and ecosystems of social media.
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To fully understand how these increasing chloride concentrations have affected lake ecosystems, we must look back in time.
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But researchers stressed that the new greenery does not neutralize deforestation and its negative impacts on ecosystems elsewhere.
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Building dams and reservoirs can also require disrupting surrounding ecosystems and, in some cases, forcing communities to move.
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The suburbs then, like Holmes Run Acres where we lived in Falls Church, often dovetailed with natural ecosystems.
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How dare you," she also said, telling leaders: "People are suffering, people are dying, entire ecosystems are collapsing.
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Some of the California landscapes that look like pristine wilderness to the nonindigenous are actually human-modified ecosystems.
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James Ehrlich is the founder and president of ReGen Villages, which seeks to create self-reliant ecosystems globally.
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Nations could also expand protected areas of the ocean to help marine ecosystems stay resilient against shifting conditions.
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The way you have all these little micro-ecosystems — glaciers, and beaches, and jungles, and lakes, and rivers.
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A widespread loss of insects would have "huge effects" on the ability of ecosystems to rebound, Saunders said.
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Fire adds an element of unpredictability—the possible effects on global ecosystems are hard to calculate right now.
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A team of Australian scientists has an answer: miniature ecosystems designed to simulate the impact of climate change.
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They filled 12 pools with 475 gallons of seawater apiece and built simple ocean ecosystems in each one.
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Second, we need to protect forests, grasslands, oceans, and other ecosystems that store vast amounts of carbon dioxide.
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Ms. Celermajer argues that "ecocide," the killing of ecosystems, is inadequate to describe the devastation of Australia's fires.
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It also grows in vast, vast quantities in many coastal locations, creating "kelp forests" that sustain entire ecosystems.
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An estimated 1.25 billion animals have been lost, and scientists fear long-term damage to many sensitive ecosystems.
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"To build these diverse ecosystems, you're almost starting from scratch from the mass extinction event," Dr. Stephen said.
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Developers, however, are forced to make sure their product supports three or more different smart home software ecosystems.
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Without significant upgrades in coastal resiliency, these residents, communities, ecosystems, and economic assets are at substantial, unacceptable risk.
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As the poultry industry has exploded in recent decades, so has its impact on ecosystems around the world.
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Sudden spikes in sea temperatures are called marine heat waves, and they can be devastating to ocean ecosystems.
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Whether those extra species are a good thing for the ecosystems they invade is, of course, another question.
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The melting of sea ice does not raise sea levels, but loss of ice coverage can disrupt ecosystems.
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It was designated largely to protect the unique desert ecosystems from the threat of a potential coal mine.
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"The ecosystems in East Asia have seen some of the largest decline in fisheries productivity," Dr. Free said.
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Meanwhile environmental groups and indigenous communities expressed concern over its threat to local ecosystems and potential oil spills.
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Geoengineering refers to deliberate, typically large-scale intervention in the Earth's ecosystems to slow or reverse climate change.
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A group of marine researchers has identified places where reef ecosystems are thriving despite environmental and human pressures.
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Eddie Bauer will match donations up to 75,000 trees to help begin to counteract deforestation and save endangered ecosystems.
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Observatory Islands play a crucial role in sustaining marine ecosystems in the Pacific Ocean, according to a new study.
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We must work together to make a difference and protect these sensitive ecosystems for the generations to come #RoyalVisitAustralia.
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Early reports from scientists suggest that these ecosystems saw serious damage, and could face a long road to recovery.
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The film also asks questions about the role of game resorts sustained by hunting that can restore African ecosystems.
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These changes could affect the functioning of our ecosystems in ways that we do not fully understand, say researchers.
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For Google and Amazon, it means bringing their respective smart home ecosystems to a pair of well-regarded brands.
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FACT: Sharks play a pivotal role in keeping ocean ecosystems healthy and balanced by keeping fish populations in check.
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Butterfly deaths could signal trouble for bees The butterfly plays a small but vital role in keeping ecosystems alive.
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Far earlier than what was originally thought possible, Birgeria americana reigned over vibrant marine ecosystems with an iron fin.
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The concept draws a computational equivalence between the way that individuals learn and the way that entire ecosystems evolve.
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"We focus on five different ecosystems, but when we invest, we first invest in the core technology," Chan said.
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That's another nuance that is quite different to the U.S. or even the more developed startup ecosystems in Europe.
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And a larger, long-term question hovers over Africa, as it does in startup ecosystems in growth markets everywhere.
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Microbial communities help to define ecosystems of all shapes and sizes: in oceans and soil, in plants and animals.
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It is responsible for the composition of our atmosphere and forms the foundation of the planet's many interwoven ecosystems.
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Eelgrass may seem like an unimportant conservation target, but seagrass ecosystems are among the most diverse in the world.
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As climate change warms our waters, invasive species such as green crabs are becoming more common, infiltrating more ecosystems.
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Still no other energy source protects and preserves our natural ecosystems, while providing recreational opportunities for families, like hydro.
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Once we operate inside of iOS or Android, those ecosystems have design rules that are laid out for us.
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But because Facebook and Google run their own advertising ecosystems, not sharing their user data protects their competitive advantage.
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Maybe you think we should secure rights for natural ecosystems, as the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund is doing.
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But according to Bill, this was only possible while the Earth's ecosystems remained intact, which is no longer possible.
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Most obviously, entire ecosystems rely on the Arctic having ice, including humans who use it for hunting and traveling.
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Tech giants like Apple and Facebook work to enmesh their customers in ecosystems that are difficult to escape from.
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We also attempted to see whether any of the big, established startup ecosystems are showing obvious signs of decline.
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Once the ice melts, the pollutants could be transported to the ocean, where they'll likely endanger sensitive marine ecosystems.
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Moreover, where the evidence does show a collapse—in Europe and America—agricultural and rural ecosystems are holding up.
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Bradley received his Master's Degree from the University of Miami's Abess Center for Ecosystems Science and Policy in 2100.
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It could also open up new revenue streams, such as waste management or payments for protecting ecosystems, Ellis said.
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The book hopscotches through ecosystems across the globe, shrinking complex food webs down to the size of specimen bottles.
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This is because electronics supply chains and innovation ecosystems in China are highly specialised, efficient and hard to duplicate.
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"Peatlands were never considered fire prone ecosystems—they have often been thought to serve as fire breaks," Turetsky said.
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The cells of the microbiome—the interlinked bacterial ecosystems that thrive on skin and in guts—are another possibility.
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And with Amazon pushing the Echo and Alexa ecosystems so prominently, we can only expect those numbers to increase.
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Fires are key to keeping ecosystems in the West healthy and preventing fuel from building up to dangerous levels.
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It's a domino effect for the plants, animals, and ecosystems of the Arctic, and for the planet at large.
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At the same time, however, RNS are important to ocean ecosystems, as they feed on other phytoplankton and zooplankton.
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Telescopes have damaged the mountain's summit, but ranching and military have also left their mark on its fragile ecosystems.
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Op-Ed Contributors Mr. Reid has pioneered the use of economic insights to conserve forests and other ecosystems globally.
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I begin with open-ended ecosystems, which contain various agents with A.I.s that are very reactive to the environment.
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The simple truth is this — if the Earth continues to warm, we will lose bears and entire polar ecosystems.
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" Free markets, it seems, will "stimulate the technological innovations and behavioral changes required to protect our environment and ecosystems.
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Last year I was asked by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to give a couple of lectures on ecosystems.
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These are just early steps in a long process to boost economic growth while preserving ecosystems in the Caribbean.
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Rain World, the 2017 survival adventure, takes the soaked post-apocalypse into knottier territory through its representation of ecosystems.
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Kernza is a regenerative grain developed by The Land Institute, a Kansas-based organization working to restore prairie ecosystems.
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Beyond lowering fossil fuel emissions and the causes of global warming, his foundation also seeks to preserve natural ecosystems.
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Why this matters: Light pollution has been shown to negatively impact human health, environment and ecosystems, and astronomical research.
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I predict this project will be a huge success in motivating people to learn more about nature and ecosystems.
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A new study says that the ongoing decline of insects threatens "catastrophic collapse of nature's ecosystems," the Guardian reports.
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It means that cooperation between the countries bordering the South China Sea in managing the ecosystems is still challenging.
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This device represents a new way that tech companies need to think: less about devices and more about ecosystems.
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As polar seas melt, their fragile ecosystems are infected with invasive microbes that are brought over with the current.
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Like Sartore's work, Nicklen's images are created with the purpose of spurring people into action to save oceanic ecosystems.
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It's distressing to think that we would consider exposing Atlantic ecosystems to such extreme and disturbing levels of noise.
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There's also the chance that the new coral becomes an invasive species, potentially wreaking havoc on marine ecosystems. 5.
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And yet they can teach us so much about the intricacies of ecosystems and the details of evolutionary history.
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They consisted primarily of taxidermied specimens and models of forests and other ecosystems in the three-story exhibition space.
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"Irreversible changes in ecosystems could occur, causing massive emigration and greater conflicts," said the study commissioned by Bolivia's government.
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If you zoom in on particular ecosystems, like freshwater streams, lakes, and rivers, you see even more frightening drops.
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Previous administrations have worked prudently to establish and strengthen mitigation policies that safeguard these vital ecosystems and public health.
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How should the country prepare for increased international conflict as ecosystems disintegrate and food and water shortages crop up?
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Abundance across entire ecosystems should be our goal, not taking ever-larger quotas from shrinking concentrations of smaller fish.
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And then tying all the different cloud ecosystems together is a job that we do better than anyone else.
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But what is not fatal to a brown marmorated stinkbug is terrible for American farms, farmers, ecosystems, and consumers.
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Before Charles Darwin, the Prussian geographer was the first to establish an understanding of ecosystems in the early 1800s.
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I'd drive through all four ecosystems of the Rocky Mountains and camp on the edge of the Grand Canyon.
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In other places, using wood energy could accelerate emissions by changing forest product markets or eliminating carbon-rich ecosystems.
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As it&aposs too warm for yearlong snow, ice expansion is out of the question, leaving ecosystems at risk.
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Nearly half of the Sun's energy that reaches the Earth's surface drives evaporation, influencing ecosystems, water resources, and climate.
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But, in a world teeming with biodiversity and remote ecosystems, they acknowledge there are plenty more species out there.
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But ultimately, limiting climate change is the crucial step if we don't want to see these ecosystems vanish forever.
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"We'd like to connect all these smaller, vibrant ecosystems across the continent to present one unified ecosystem," he said.
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A labyrinth of tunnels and cave systems, many of which are flooded, can host otherworldly ecosystems and archaeological relics.
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