Sentence examples for Environmentally dangerous from inspiring English sources

Although much environmental legislation is drafted in response to catastrophes, preventing environmental harm is cheaper, easier, and less environmentally dangerous than reacting to environmental harm that already has taken place.

The Artic holds huge reserves of oil and gas but the peers point out that these are difficult, costly and potentially environmentally dangerous to extract.

A second objection comes mainly from some environmental groups that regard fracturing, the technique used to extract gas from deep shale formations, as environmentally dangerous.

Rare earth mining and processing can be environmentally dangerous, creating toxic byproducts, so other countries have tended to avoid or abandon production.

The practice is sometimes illegal since there are federal limits on how long a company can house the tubes, which are environmentally dangerous.

They're more environmentally conscious than their fathers were, but their farms, because of the size of the herds, are more environmentally dangerous.

In his encyclical, the pontiff said: "It is morally unacceptable, politically dangerous, environmentally unsustainable and economically unjustifiable for developing countries to continue to fuel the development of richer countries at the cost of their own present and future".

To make the job easy for reporters, here is a study that exposes the false premises on which the project is based and shows how environmentally counterproductive and dangerous it is.

That can mean that homes are lit by dangerous, environmentally-damaging kerosene lamps.

Opponents say the process is inherently dangerous and environmentally damaging: they point to sites in the US where underground water reserves have become polluted in the wake of fracking operations.

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