How to pronounce “biosphere” in English

biosphere. The biosphere consists of all the natural

biosphere is achieved at last.

The biosphere is this somehow, and Sara Walker and David Grinspoon and I actually did a paper on this about the idea of planetary intelligence

The biosphere, in some sense, knows what is happening because of these feedbacks.

Our biosphere has got a hold of this Earth.

You get a biosphere that is actively changing the planet, but then you go through this period they call the boring billion,

- So the biosphere fights for homeostasis on Earth.

So the biosphere from this Gaian perspective has been autopoietic for, you know, billions of years.

The UN designates biosphere reserves as places of ecological significance.

And just as the biosphere is being severely impacted with the loss of habitat and the loss of plant and animal life,

to replicate our biosphere?

We leave biosphere out of our education.

moved into the biosphere and created the biosphere.

We are what the biosphere is doing right now.

anyone know about biosphere 2 oh gosh guys you are Not eco nerds.

You should really Google biosphere too late.

He worked on "Biosphere 2".

What is the biosphere?

The lifespan of the biosphere, obviously, start with that 4.5 billion years, and then you project into the future.

And they harm the biosphere upon which we depend, and on which our economy depends, on which our whole future depends.

wonders of the biosphere.

and the biosphere that we live in today, a biosphere that doesn't have dinosaurs but is full of mammals, from which primates, our ancestors,

and the biosphere that we live in today, a biosphere that doesn't have dinosaurs, but is full of mammals, from which primates, our ancestors,

But it is absolutely true that the biosphere is a major player in Earth's history.

I can certainly say that the biosphere does a huge amount of the regulation of the planetary state and, over billions of years,

So we call that an immature biosphere.

we call that a mature biosphere, right?

that is a giant perturbation on the biosphere, right?

What we've seen is that the biosphere is an important actor in the history of our planet.

And by that we mean the biosphere, the atmosphere, the hydrosphere, which is all the water, the cryosphere, which ends up playing a huge role-- all the ice--

Something like 90% of the available biosphere, the living place for creatures to occupy, 90% of the space on our planet

We totally depend on the biosphere.

We have to move from geopolitics to biosphere consciousness in one generation, or we're not going to make it.

He took part in the Biosphere 2 project in the Arizona desert, I think in the 80s.

All of our fellow creatures in the biosphere in which we live.

for that small swath of the biosphere where we live, and harness the energy of the earth there, and then, share it across continents, we begin to think distributed responsibility

Another name for the biosphere, of course,

I'm a rising junior studying Earth Systems in the biosphere track here at Stanford as well.

I'm a sophomore studying Earth Systems in the Biosphere track here at Stanford, and really excited to be here.

Temperature goes up, the biosphere starts doing something, temperature comes down.

I mean, the biosphere is not going away.

The first most important one was that the planet and the biosphere have evolved together.

The biosphere, the living portion of the Earth, would rot because we would have lost insect decomposers that, right now, rapidly turn

Or is it the sort of our framing inside the biosphere?

Paul Davies and Steve Benner may be right about a shadow biosphere, or it may be just notional.

where they spent $250 million replicating Earth's biosphere. This is biosphere 1.

warming is very likely to trigger off processes within the biosphere such as out gasing from the oceans such as the

balanced coexistence into the indefinite future of the technosphere and the biosphere within

Our own Earth will die as a habitable biosphere in less than a billion years due to the evolution of our star.