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Abstract: The present study aims at assessing the flora and vegetation of the Western Mediterranean sand dunes, a threatened habitat in North Egypt. It aims also to evaluate the threats upon ...
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In the physical environment, the primary effects are riverbed widening and lowering. In the biological environment, the overarching effect is a reduced biodiversity and stretches from the aquatic and shoreline flora and fauna to the whole floodplain area.
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Flora and fauna of India include a wide range of plant and animal species, most of which is not found anywhere else in the world. Prominent examples of flora include junipers, pines and deodars, lotus, milk worts, Assam catkin yew, spiderwort, etc. Examples of fauna present in India include the Bengal tiger, Asian elephant, snow leopard, Indian rhino, Indian sloth bear, etc.
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What are some examples of how sand mining is impacting organisms in quarrying areas? Sand mining increases turbidity in the affected area. Turbidity describes the cloudiness of water.
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It can be concluded that the forest ecosystem of unexploited plot of quarry at Ogbere is seriously a disturbed site due to scanty natural resources (fauna and flora species) that have been...
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related to India's biodiversity, its flora and fauna, conservation efforts, threats, and related topics. The timeframe for the literature search e xtended from the earliest available records to ...
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The destruction of flora and fauna as a result of mining activity was also significant in the Shivpuri District, Madhya Pradesh, India. Some of the potential effects of mining are described below: Table 1 Effect of mining on degradation of …
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to soil infertility problems thereby affecting agricultural productivity, change in river-courses leading to floods, and alteration of river eco-system affecting flora and fauna. Hence, the current focus of construction industry should be partially or completely replace natural sand in …
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Impact of Lighting on Flora and Fauna 19 Migrat ing species ge t attracted by the vi sible red light, the spectrum bet ween 680 and 550 nm, or UV lig ht. Poot et al. ( 2008 ), th erefor e ...
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The pilot project recommends the rezoning of existing sand quarries in the Nyora district to a Special Use Zone (SUZ) and application of the State Resource Overlay (SRO) to the known extent of commercially viable sand resource. A map of the proposed zone and overlay changes is provided in Attachment [3.1.2]. ... • Quarries affect flora and ...
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Sand is considered one of the most consumed natural resource, being essential to many industries, including building construction, electronics, plastics, and water filtration. This paper assesses the environmental impact of sand extraction and the problems associated with its illegal exploitation. The analysis indicates that extracting sand at a greater rate than that at …
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destabilize riverbanks, leading to erosion and loss of vegetation, which, in turn, impacts the habitat suitability for flora and fauna. Furthermore, sand mining can disrupt the breeding and feeding patterns of aquatic species, contributing to declines in fish populations and ecosystem resilience. IV. WATER QUALITY AND POLLUTION
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On a positive note, attention to these environmental concerns and the ongoing management of flora, fauna and national heritage issues will enhance our reputation with the community and political leaders. It will also help us demonstrate that we believe in sustainable land management, quarry rehabilitation and biodiversity.
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Among all the human activities that affect land, water, air, and biosphere, mining and quarrying are the most destructive that impose irreparable damages to the living environment.
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Illegal and indiscriminate sand mining will became threat to the worldwide environments. It leads to changes in river channel form, physical habitats and food webs. It also increases the velocity of flow in river which destroy flow-regime eventually erodes the river banks.
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In the physical environment, the primary effects are riverbed widening and lowering. In the biological environment, the overarching effect is a reduced biodiversity and …
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destabilize riverbanks, leading to erosion and loss of vegetation, which, in turn, impacts the habitat suitability for flora and fauna. Furthermore, sand mining can disrupt the breeding and …
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Mining sand as a construction material, for example, alters patterns of water flow in rivers and wetlands, making birds like the Indian Skimmer more accessible to predators.
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The effects of mining are felt on marine and terrestrial flora and fauna, as well as recreational and agricultural activities (Convention on Biological Diversity, 2014). Among all megafauna, riverine birds are most directly affected by …
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where fauna and flora species are protected by law or practice. The parks are also sensitive areas where large number of people including children and vulnerable subjects as well as animals are
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Here, we use "sand mining" as a generic term to embrace extraction of riverine aggregates regardless of particle size. Sand mining activities are one of many recognized pressures affecting riverine ecosystems, where biodiversity is already in rapid decline (World Wildlife Fund, 2018).
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Because they make up the delicate web of life, where each organism has something to offer, even if only in a very small way, the flora and fauna are essential. The earth's plants create the oxygen that the fauna breathes, and the fauna then exhales the carbon dioxide that the flora needs to survive. Humans are unable to survive without either ...
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Here, we use "sand mining" as a generic term to embrace extraction of riverine aggregates regardless of particle size. Sand mining activities are one of many recognized pressures affecting riverine ecosystems, where biodiversity is …
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The effects of mining are felt on marine and terrestrial flora and fauna, as well as recreational and agricultural activities (Convention on Biological Diversity, 2014). Among all …
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This paper assesses the environmental impact of sand extraction and the problems associated with its illegal exploitation. The analysis indicates that extracting sand at a greater rate than that at which it is naturally replenished has …
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This paper assesses the environmental impact of sand extraction and the problems associated with its illegal exploitation. The analysis indicates that extracting sand at a greater rate than that at which it is naturally …
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It can be concluded that the forest ecosystem of unexploited plot of quarry at Ogbere is seriously a disturbed site due to scanty natural resources (fauna and flora species) that have been...
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We depict and discuss some of the most pressing issues regarding (1) the challenges of restoring quarries; (2) the opportunities for biodiversity and ecosystem services delivery; and (3) outline further research addressing current gaps.
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Quarrying, the process of extracting rock, sand, gravel, or other minerals from the ground, plays a crucial role in various industries, most notably in construction. However, like …
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What are some examples of how sand mining is impacting organisms in quarrying areas? Sand mining increases turbidity in the affected area. Turbidity describes the cloudiness of water.
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Quarrying, the process of extracting rock, sand, gravel, or other minerals from the ground, plays a crucial role in various industries, most notably in construction. However, like many industrial activities, quarrying can have significant environmental impacts.
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Illegal and indiscriminate sand mining will became threat to the worldwide environments. It leads to changes in river channel form, physical habitats and food webs. It also increases the …
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Dust spread over the surroundings during dry weather, leach into the soil during storms, and create harmful conditions for the flora and fauna. When dust carried by wind settle on and smothers leaf surfaces, vegetation of neighboring forest can be damaged through the blocking of leaf stomata, thus inhibiting gas exchange and reducing ...
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