Examples of 'anthropogenic' in a sentence
Meaning of "anthropogenic"
anthropogenic (adjective) - describes something that is caused or produced by humans, often used in scientific contexts such as climate change. For example, 'The increase in carbon emissions is an anthropogenic factor contributing to global warming.'
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- Pertaining to the origin of man, or anthropogeny.
- Having its origin in the influence of human activity on nature.
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Inventories of anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals.
Most of the quantities of POPs are of anthropogenic origin.
Inventories of anthropogenic emissions and removals by sinks.
Pollution originates from various anthropogenic sources.
Mercury as an anthropogenic trace pollutant in bulk materials.
Birostris is considered as highly susceptible to anthropogenic threats.
Anthropogenic sources considerably outweigh natural sources.
Estimated project net anthropogenic removals by sinks.
Most anthropogenic metabolism happens in developed countries.
Estimated baseline net anthropogenic removals by sinks.
Anthropogenic greenhouse gas sources by economic activity.
Assessment of natural and anthropogenic impacts on water.
Anthropogenic climate change or global warming is a fact.
This can be described as anthropogenic climate change.
Anthropogenic sources generally outweigh natural emissions.
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Most natural and anthropogenic factors affecting.
Anthropogenic global warming is not an urban legend.
Compounds from anthropogenic and biogenic sources.
Anthropogenic and biophysical drivers of saltmarsh resilience.
Modern natural and anthropogenic environmental challenges.
Anthropogenic global warming is a huge costly fraud.
This can be attributed to anthropogenic climate change.
The anthropogenic climate change is a proven fact.
Protected areas for minimising anthropogenic pressures.
Includes anthropogenic sources and forest fires.
Known or suspected natural and anthropogenic stressors.
Anthropogenic aerosols tend to produce negative radiative forcing.
No transport mechanisms linking the area to anthropogenic.
Inventories of anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks.
Estimation of enhancements of net anthropogenic removals by sinks.
Anthropogenic stresses on marine genetic resources.
There are many examples of natural or anthropogenic analogues.
Inventories of anthropogenic emissions and removals of.
It occurs in steppe biotopes and in anthropogenic areas.
Global anthropogenic mercury emissions to air.
Forest fires may be of natural or anthropogenic origin.
Inventories of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions and removals.
This is purely looking at it from an anthropogenic perspective.
Anthropogenic transport products and waste.
The causes are both climatic and anthropogenic.
All anthropogenic sources of sulphur oxides should be considered.
Flux of key source gases of anthropogenic origin.
Impacts of anthropogenic underwater noise on marine and coastal.
Studying ecosystem function and anthropogenic impacts.
Both natural and anthropogenic sources of tritium are described.
It is emitted by both natural and anthropogenic sources.
All anthropogenic sources of sulphur oxides shall be considered.
Air pollution of natural and anthropogenic origin.
Both anthropogenic and natural sources shall be considered.
The true extent of the anthropogenic element.
