Empirical results presented here focus on the factors affecting depletion of natural tropical forests.
This process is enhanced by the acidification of the soil profile as a result of nutrient depletion and erosion.
The stratospheric dust cloud will mitigate the initial effects of ozone depletion.
Examples of externalities include negative environmental effects such as pollution and the unsustainable depletion of natural resources.
This indicates that the impact of groundwater depletion on income becomes prominent as the severity of resource extraction increases.
As pyruvate is produced by glycolysis and consumed by gluconeogenesis, parasite-induced starvation of the host should result in a depletion of hepatocellular pyruvate.
Thus, beyond its effect to slow depletion of energy, profound hypothermia confers a protective effect even after stores ofadenosine triphosphate are completely exhausted.
A second event that results in further depletion of energy is deleterious.
