anthropogenic vs anthropic

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• Last non-pedogenic process (geologic or anthropogenic) that coined the material composition and internal structure of the layer.
• On precautionary grounds, the permitted input must be restricted so as to ensure that groundwater which is relatively unaffected by anthropogenic pollution is protected and any deterioration is prevented.
• What is the Commission's response to the 18 European scientists who co-authored the Nature article, and stated that 'our findings need to be taken into account in considering the regulation and limitation of the adverse impact of anthropogenic sonar on cetaceans'?
• actions reducing other physical pressures, including anthropogenic underwater noise that negatively affect biodiversity;
• There is almost a consensus in science that climate change is anthropogenic: it is caused by human activities.
• If the scope of the legislation is to decrease the anthropogenic contribution of CO2 to the atmosphere, the aim should be to find alternatives to fossil fuel.
• However, in urban areas, the anthropogenic contribution from sources in the Netherlands is 30-45 %, with traffic being a significant source.
• Coping with the rising demand for energy while at the same time protecting the environment, in particular, in respect of anthropogenic climate change, is one of the major tasks that the EU will have to deal with in the future.
• and, in particular, the causes of natural and anthropogenic stresses;
• These emails reveal, inter alia, that researchers are to be selected according to whether they subscribe to the theory of anthropogenic global warming (AGW) and not on the basis of their scientific achievements and impartiality.
• You will be strengthening Europe's role as a leader in the global policy against anthropogenic carbon emissions, which also augurs well for the international negotiations in Poznań in December 2008 and Copenhagen in December 2009.
• Is the Commission aware of the situation of Lake Pamvotis and has it studied whether the anthropogenic pollution or the non-action by the authorities to protect the water body infringe the provisions of Directive 91/676/EEC OJ L 375, 31.12.1991, p.
• 'The Contracting Parties recognise the diversity of anthropogenic pressures and impacts on waters across Europe.
• I have a question about anthropogenic force.
• Areas under anthropogenic stress including polluted areas and noise and radiation zones.
• Most natural and anthropogenic factors affecting forests can have cross-border effects.
• - further data reflecting the relative contributions from natural and anthropogenic emission sources of MCAA.
• Indeed, initially unforeseen anthropogenic sources were identified, such as radioisotope production facilities for medical applications.
• the assessment of long-term changes resulting from widespread anthropogenic activity.

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• That's the strong anthropic principle of vacuuming.
• I know what the anthropic principle is.
• The water used for irrigation has very low phosphorous and nitrogen contents, well below the permitted levels, and is therefore proof of the absence of anthropic pollution.
• Leonard, where do you stand on the anthropic principle?
• Things where you might trip across things like the Copernican principle, the Fermi paradox, the anthropic principle, the origin of life.
• The anthropic principle states that if we wish to explain why our universe exists the way it does, the answer is that it must have qualities that allow intelligent creatures to arise who are capable of asking the question.
• Mr President, Madam Commissioner, the Kyoto meeting provides the opportunity to face the problem of climate change caused by anthropic activity with greater rigour.
• The section relating to El Algarrobico specifies that this area is classified as a category B protected area ('outstanding natural ecosystems exhibiting anthropic change'), which is the second highest grade of protection.
• Raj, where do you stand on the anthropic principle?
• (f) concentrations of ecotoxic substances of anthropic origin (including synthetic substances and chemicals which disrupt hormonal functioning) are near zero and ensuring that they cannot directly or indirectly harm the environment or human health;
• The issue raised by the Honourable Member is important as it emphasises the complex and different biological, abiotic and anthropic interactions taking place within the marine environment.
• So, I'd like your definitions ofweak and strong anthropic principles on Wednesday.
• Well if that's true, Boltzmann then goes onto invent two very modern-sounding ideas - the multiverse and the anthropic principle.