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routes the vehicle plans to travelthus causingdamage to grassland vegetation
human activity(passive) caused byland / ecosystem degradation
by overgrazing(passive) was ... causedlocal grassland degradation
by human activity(passive) is ... caused bylocal grassland degradation
Factorscausingnatural grassland degradation
1 ha of natural territorial complexesleadsto the top of grassland degradation
2)Droughtleadsto degradation of grassland vegetation
firewood ... cooking and heatingcauseswidespread land degradation
the key ecological factorsinfluencingvegetation degradation
by human activities and climate change(passive) caused byvegetation degradation
factorsinfluencingvegetation degradation
by mining of minerals(passive) caused byvegetation degradation
by overgrazing(passive) being caused byvegetation degradation
Large elk populationscausevegetation degradation
by coastal defense structures(passive) caused byvegetation degradation
natural and climate change factors and human factors(passive) is caused byPasture degradation
by human activities in the southeast of the plateau(passive) caused byvegetation degradation
the threats of pollution and human encroachmentcausewetland degradation
by climate change(passive) caused bythe pasture degradation
the factorscausingwetland degradation
Expansive speciescausingmeadow degradation
High livestock populationcausesdegradation of the grasslands
The effect of these factorscausingdegradation of the Kachchh grasslands
the processescausingpasture degradation
development pollutantscausingwetland degradation
inadequate management and a lack of forage grass options(passive) is caused byPasture degradation
by increased or decreased water flow into an area(passive) can be caused byWetland degradation
by development(passive) caused bywetland degradation
over - utilisation ... some areascausesdegradation of the pasture
over - utilisation in areascausesdegradation of the pasture
sediment deprivationcausesmarsh degradation
Human activitiescausewetland degradation
by a series of human activities(passive) caused bywetland degradation
Grazing ... in turncontributesto the degradation of the grasslands
Overgrazingcausesdesertification of grassland
by overgrazing , desertification and land desertification(passive) caused bygrassland degradation
The primary pollutantscausingwetland degradation
land use and climate change(passive) caused bygrassland degradation
the main detrimental factorshas ledto the degradation of the grassland
the many factorscausingwetland degradation
from dusting and intense heat as well as from lack of precipitationmay resultfrom dusting and intense heat as well as from lack of precipitation
in regional climate changewill ... resultin regional climate change
to an increasing trend of temperaturecould leadto an increasing trend of temperature
soil erosioncausingsoil erosion
CO2 and methane release(passive) caused byCO2 and methane release
changes of snow distribution , soil warming , and surface disturbance(passive) caused bychanges of snow distribution , soil warming , and surface disturbance
grassland due to overgrazing(passive) caused bygrassland due to overgrazing
to widespread changes in landis leadingto widespread changes in land
from global warmingresultingfrom global warming
in ecosystem changes and damage to infrastructurecan resultin ecosystem changes and damage to infrastructure
lakes(passive) influenced bylakes
groundwater flow systems(passive) caused bygroundwater flow systems
to wetland loss leadsto wetland loss
to wetland lossleadsto wetland loss
to thaw settlement and reduction in the stability of mountain slopesmay leadto thaw settlement and reduction in the stability of mountain slopes
to loss of cover for breeding birds , increased predation and post harvest lossesthus leadingto loss of cover for breeding birds , increased predation and post harvest losses
to desert formationleadsto desert formation
to loss of cover for breeding birdsthus leadingto loss of cover for breeding birds
changes in water quality and chemistrycan causechanges in water quality and chemistry
to a two - fold increase in net C uptake by the ecosystem during the growing seasonledto a two - fold increase in net C uptake by the ecosystem during the growing season
reduction in the available biomasscausesreduction in the available biomass
reduction in the available biomasscausesreduction in the available biomass
in their population shrinkinghas also resultedin their population shrinking
alterations in ecosystem structure and functions ... leading to the loss of biodiversity and a decrease in the supply of ecosystem services which impacts on productivity and the quality of life in the territories , increasing vulnerability to the climate threat , has causedalterations in ecosystem structure and functions ... leading to the loss of biodiversity and a decrease in the supply of ecosystem services which impacts on productivity and the quality of life in the territories , increasing vulnerability to the climate threat ,
important ecological and economic services(passive) caused byimportant ecological and economic services
to nearly a quarter of global methane releasecontributesto nearly a quarter of global methane release
to low levels of production , consequent extensification and therefore to more deforestationleadingto low levels of production , consequent extensification and therefore to more deforestation
loss of habitat(passive) caused byloss of habitat
to low levels of production , consequent extensification andleadingto low levels of production , consequent extensification and
to a shift from transpiration to evaporationleadsto a shift from transpiration to evaporation
to changes in the optimal wintering habitat of Hooded Cranesleadsto changes in the optimal wintering habitat of Hooded Cranes
the large influence of organic carbon on surface soilcausesthe large influence of organic carbon on surface soil
alsoresultsalso
soil organic carbon and soil erosion(passive) caused bysoil organic carbon and soil erosion
loss of nitrogen(passive) caused byloss of nitrogen
to changes of plant species compositionleadsto changes of plant species composition
in environmental losses e. g. erosion , CO2 emissions , water loss and biodiversity lossalso resultsin environmental losses e. g. erosion , CO2 emissions , water loss and biodiversity loss
to the release of greenhouse gases and thus to climate changecontributesto the release of greenhouse gases and thus to climate change
alsohas ... resultedalso
in significant carbon emissionsresultedin significant carbon emissions