Changes in land usecausedeterioration or loss of wetlands
Human activitieshave causedextensive loss of estuarine wetlands
Human activity , including the drainage of land for agriculture and the loss of ponds through developmenthas resultedin the disappearance of many wetlands
Human activity , including the drainage of land for agriculture and the loss of ponds through developmenthas resultedin the disappearance of many wetlands
Drainageis causingloss of wetland habitat
the oilwould setaccelerated loss of wetlands
the issues of land clearing and soil erosioncausingsiltation and disappearance of the surrounding wetlands
Natural impactscauseloss of wetlands
the projectwill resultin loss of wetlands
developmentis causingloss of wetlands
a developmentdoes causea loss of wetlands
erosion and floodingmay resultin loss of wetlands
other factorscauseloss of wetlands
soil erosioncausingsiltation and disappearance of the surrounding wetlands
the historic flow patterns of the Connecticut River ... in turncould leadto the loss of wetlands
this planresultsin the loss of wetlands
by erosion(passive) caused bywetlands loss
erosioncausingthe loss of wetlands
the main human activitiescontributingto the loss of wetlands
Human activitieshave resultedin loss of wetlands
a causecontributingto the loss of wetlands
Many factorscontributeto the loss of wetlands
Many factorsare contributingto the loss of wetlands
urbanizationhave resultedin the loss of wetlands
the ditch workwill causea loss of wetlands
once establishedcould causeloss of wetlands
the alterationshave causedthe loss of the wetlands
These modificationshave resultedin a loss of wetlands
no dam removal project permitted by the DEQresultingin the loss of wetlands
by hunters ... but(passive) was ... caused bythe loss of wetlands
E.can causeLoss of Wetlands
Progressive encroachment on , andcauseloss of , wetlands
Dredging of shipping channelshas causedloss of wetlands
10 Mining Mining operationscan resultin the loss of wetlands
Industrial Canal levee across the western border , and years of levee building along the Mississippi River ... and barrier islands that protect this areas from hurricanescausingloss of the wetlands
The rodentscould causeloss of wetlands
an expansion of the metropolitan airportwill resultin the loss of wetlands
sea level rise and the straight jacketing of the Mississippi River by levees that prevent land - building sediment to restore the coast(passive) caused bywetlands loss
by dredging of navigation canals and other actions by the energy companies(passive) caused bythe loss of wetlands
by the channel 's construction(passive) prompted bythe loss of wetlands
to the decline of fish populationscan directly contributeto the decline of fish populations
to significant stormwater runoff problems in some Maine communitieshas ledto significant stormwater runoff problems in some Maine communities
to improving water quality and reducing nutrient runoffcontributeto improving water quality and reducing nutrient runoff
to Increased flood and drought damage has ledto Increased flood and drought damage
to Increased flood and drought damagehas ledto Increased flood and drought damage
to poorer water quality , lower fish and wildlife populations , and more frequent floodingleadsto poorer water quality , lower fish and wildlife populations , and more frequent flooding
nationwidepromptednationwide
to property degradation and disturbancecan contributeto property degradation and disturbance
to their declinecontributedto their decline
the problems(passive) caused bythe problems
in population declineswould likely resultin population declines
to floodingleadingto flooding
to floodinghas ledto flooding
to direct loss of ecosystem services of local and regional importancehas ledto direct loss of ecosystem services of local and regional importance
alsowill ... leadalso
his projectwould causehis project
in flooding , etcresultedin flooding , etc
to fewer migratory birdsledto fewer migratory birds
to a reduction or loss in biodiversitywill leadto a reduction or loss in biodiversity
to a reduction or loss in biodiversityleadsto a reduction or loss in biodiversity
increased tideshas causedincreased tides
increased tideshas promptedincreased tides
to significant losses in human well - beingcan leadto significant losses in human well - being
very large greenhouse gas emissionscausevery large greenhouse gas emissions
the flooding in New Orleanscausedthe flooding in New Orleans
to more watershas contributedto more waters
higher tides in many locationshas promptedhigher tides in many locations
to devastating floodscan leadto devastating floods
in a dramatic decline of other speciesalso resultedin a dramatic decline of other species
to environmental and ecological imbalances , which have a direct impact on the biodiversityleadsto environmental and ecological imbalances , which have a direct impact on the biodiversity
to increased levels of mercury concentrations in coastal fishmay contributeto increased levels of mercury concentrations in coastal fish
in increased water pollutionresultin increased water pollution
higher tideshas causedhigher tides
to environmental and ecological problems , which have a direct impact on the socio - economic benefits of the associated populaceleadsto environmental and ecological problems , which have a direct impact on the socio - economic benefits of the associated populace
better tides in lots of areashas causedbetter tides in lots of areas
larger tides in many locationshas causedlarger tides in many locations
from natural causes such as erosion , sedimentation , subsidence , and a rise in the sea levelresultedfrom natural causes such as erosion , sedimentation , subsidence , and a rise in the sea level
to serious negative impacts on fish and wildlife populations , hurricane protection , and the economy of Louisiana and the nationleadsto serious negative impacts on fish and wildlife populations , hurricane protection , and the economy of Louisiana and the nation
disappearance of turtlescauseddisappearance of turtles
higher tides in many areashas causedhigher tides in many areas