Monoculture in a sentence

Not only does plastic pollution get a beating, but more local issues like monoculture, chemical use in farming, harmful dairy farming, conversion of forest land into resorts, etc are also touched upon.

Altogether, said Peter (a former volunteer for the Women’s Equality Party), social media has created a “self-reinforcing monoculture” of which young men like himself have become sceptical.

If we insist on viewing what’s (this video, celebratory music and all, was uploaded by an Israeli soldier) as a monoculture landscape, i.e., a dreaded Trumpistan, then we have a lot of catching up to do.

Kamala Harris’ campaign was “predicated on the dominance and continuance” of a presumed “monoculture,” Jon Caramanica wrote in The New York Times.

Talen usually criticizes monoculture in urban planning.

The rest of the world would do well to detach itself from the MS monoculture as well.

The second strategy for minimizing large-scale failures is to avoid the software monoculture created by the concentration of digital tech suppliers.

Those are all monoculture English grasses alien to Aotearoa/New Zealand, our ecosystem.

It also means its less likely to endure the broadacre spaying and monoculture methods typically used in mainstream agriculture.

Of the many challenges ahead, Blanchett pointed to “moving from a monoculture of streaming over the last six months and how we open cinemas.

And growing diverse kinds of plants attracts lots of different insects and other critters in the way that a labor-intensive lawn — a monoculture — does not.

Didn’t soybeans embody everything wrong with industrial agriculture, from monoculture to deforestation?

He argues that Venezuela has become an oil monoculture, with revenue having been spent largely on importing food and other necessities, which it could have produced itself.

She is also looking at pollinator numbers to see how they vary between small-scale diversified systems and monoculture farms.

This is because the loss of natural old-growth forests is compensated on paper by expanding monoculture plantations.

Although the noun Martian can describe any organism from Mars, these and later works typically imagine Martians as a humanoid monoculture.

As a result, the sugar monoculture and slave-worked plantation society spread across Jamaica throughout the eighteenth century, decreasing Jamaica's dependence on privateers for protection and funds.

However, in many cases monoculture plantations of conifers have replaced the original mixed natural forest, because these grow quicker.

Most cases of herbicide resistance are a consequence of the repeated use of herbicides, often in association with crop monoculture and reduced cultivation practices.

On the other hand, in flooded production systems taro requires a longer maturation period, investment in infrastructure, and higher operational costs, and monoculture is likely.