unsustainable znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady unsustainable

• Obviously, if the ratio of demand to supply is greater than unity, then current rates of harvest must be unsustainable.

• Similarly, the development of export markets for mangrove crabs and coastal fish could lead to unsustainable catch levels and a consequent drop in marketable value.

• At the margin, the subsidy for reduced livestock mobility is available, but it is not used in equilibrium since the disease is unsustainable.

• Commercial agriculture has been a major factor in deforestation in unsustainable areas.

• Since cultivation occurs in highly unsustainable terrains, part of the land in the production cycle becomes useless even after the rotation period has ended.

• Similarly, the potential for unsustainable agricultural practices is increased by the growing rural population.

• Environmental changes that reduce lifespans below the normal range imply that external conditions have made the systems under consideration unsustainable.

• Given the ecological conditions, individual investments in groundwater exploitation may prove to be costly and unsustainable.