anthropogenic
मानवजनित
definition
adjective
anthropogenic emissions of sulfur dioxide
(chiefly of environmental pollution and pollutants) originating in human activity.
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While I would like to believe that there are pristine places on this planet where life has not been affected by 'anthropogenic' activities, there are not.
Of course, there are many well-known cases where pollution is caused by 'anthropogenic' emissions of chemicals.
Global 'anthropogenic' emissions of mercury are estimated to range between 2000 and 6000 metric tons per year.
Lakes are also excellent settings for studying the responses of ecosystems to natural and 'anthropogenic' environmental change on human timescales.
Thus a succession of closely connected environmental and 'anthropogenic' events destroyed the bison.
The marine environment provides a sink for many natural and 'anthropogenically' derived chemicals.
However, it is unknown whether these are truly native populations or whether they are 'anthropogenically' introduced populations that have become naturalized.
The authors make the case that their results clearly indicate that the warming is produced 'anthropogenically' , or by human activities.
This information will help us predict the responses of wild mammals to both natural and 'anthropogenically' induced changes in plant secondary metabolites.
Increasing evidence suggests that stratospheric ozone levels are decreasing because of the presence of 'anthropogenically' derived chlorofluorocarbons in the upper atmosphere.
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