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Definition of ecosphere in English: ecospherenoun ˈiːkəʊsfɪə 1The biosphere of the earth or another planet, especially when the interaction between the living and non-living components is emphasized. Example sentencesExamples - Crucially, the ecosphere provides the ecological goods (eg food, fibre) and services (eg climate control, atmospheric gas balance, soil stabilisation, pollination) that underwrite human survival and wellbeing.
- We remember our dependency in the web of life and our discipleship role in the ecosphere.
- Many of the radionuclides will persist in the ecosphere for many decades and will cause chronic human exposure through external radiation, inhalation, and ingestion.
- Unless we recognize that the ecosphere is our organic whole and that we are a species inextricably linked to it, we are open to the illusion that we are separate, invulnerable and in control.
- That is why the danger to democracy takes primacy over other perils that are in themselves greater, including nuclear war and irreversible damage to the ecosphere through global warming.
- Nor, of course, can individuals, families, and communities, survive if the order of the natural world or the ecosphere is destroyed, as even the most extreme adept of the cult of selfishness will soon realise.
- But, when murder is rampant upon the earth, we butcher the ecosphere and, indeed, the cosmos also.
- One key is developing better technology; another is placing proper economic values on the ecosphere and its components.
- There have been two new developments: first a massive mixing of previously separated flora and fauna; and second a rising impact of pollution on the ecosphere.
- These constraints are crucial for climate modelling, in addition to governing the response of the emerging ecosphere to climatic forcing.
- Bioregionalism offers a more useful and sensible axis for political engagement, with one's watershed being the epicenter and the ecosphere being the furthest extension of concern.
- I have a minor in biology, so I spent some amount of time studying how easy it is to start a process where you release some new strain of bacteria into an ecosphere and how little things add up.
- What they don't test for are the problems they haven't thought of, and if those problems emerge in the ecosphere there won't be much point testing for them.
- 1.1Astronomy The region of space around a star where conditions are such that planets are theoretically capable of sustaining life.
Definition of ecosphere in US English: ecospherenoun 1The biosphere of the earth or another planet, especially when the interaction between the living and nonliving components is emphasized. Example sentencesExamples - Nor, of course, can individuals, families, and communities, survive if the order of the natural world or the ecosphere is destroyed, as even the most extreme adept of the cult of selfishness will soon realise.
- That is why the danger to democracy takes primacy over other perils that are in themselves greater, including nuclear war and irreversible damage to the ecosphere through global warming.
- These constraints are crucial for climate modelling, in addition to governing the response of the emerging ecosphere to climatic forcing.
- I have a minor in biology, so I spent some amount of time studying how easy it is to start a process where you release some new strain of bacteria into an ecosphere and how little things add up.
- Crucially, the ecosphere provides the ecological goods (eg food, fibre) and services (eg climate control, atmospheric gas balance, soil stabilisation, pollination) that underwrite human survival and wellbeing.
- Bioregionalism offers a more useful and sensible axis for political engagement, with one's watershed being the epicenter and the ecosphere being the furthest extension of concern.
- There have been two new developments: first a massive mixing of previously separated flora and fauna; and second a rising impact of pollution on the ecosphere.
- Many of the radionuclides will persist in the ecosphere for many decades and will cause chronic human exposure through external radiation, inhalation, and ingestion.
- What they don't test for are the problems they haven't thought of, and if those problems emerge in the ecosphere there won't be much point testing for them.
- But, when murder is rampant upon the earth, we butcher the ecosphere and, indeed, the cosmos also.
- Unless we recognize that the ecosphere is our organic whole and that we are a species inextricably linked to it, we are open to the illusion that we are separate, invulnerable and in control.
- We remember our dependency in the web of life and our discipleship role in the ecosphere.
- One key is developing better technology; another is placing proper economic values on the ecosphere and its components.
- 1.1Astronomy The region of space around a star where conditions are such that planets are theoretically capable of sustaining life.
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