Environmental Indicator

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Environmental Indicator: - A measurement, statistic or value that provides a proximate gauge or evidence of the effects of environmental management programs or of the state or condition of the environment.
[Environmental Protection Agency]

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Wild green tree frogs out on a limb  -  Jul 27, 2008
Melbourne Herald Sun,These five green tree frogs are a live, wriggling, leaping environmental indicator of the health of the planet. All frog populations are threatened as

Group Surveys San Diego Reefs Reef Check Tracking Marine Health  -  Jul 30, 2008
KPBS,More than 200 volunteer divers have completed a statewide scientific survey of California's rocky reef ecosystems and now they're at it again.

Sustainability Report  -  Nov 21, 2007
Sydney Morning Herald,The reporting of a number of environmental indicator aspects including materials, energy, water, and waste is limited to Australian Ethical's Canberra

20 species of birds, sea mammals face extinction threat  -  Nov 9, 2007
Peninsula On-line,The environmental indicator also shows a decline in the quantity of underground water. Field measurements indicated a high salinity rate in the underground

Guardian God of the Forest  -  Aug 7, 2007
The Seoul Times,That is to say, their health and living conditions are a crucial environmental indicator of natural habitats, according to Yang Chieh-chung, chief secretary




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