Sentence examples for Environmentally wrong from inspiring English sources

"It is fundamentally environmentally wrong to use London's iconic river as an open sewer and discharge tens of millions of tonnes of sewage into it every year," Thames Water said.

Giannis Tsipouridis, the president of the Greek wind energy association, Eletaen, said: "Building two new coal plants in this day and age is not only environmentally wrong, but financially wrong.

I believe that factory farming is plain wrong – environmentally and ethically.

This is a step in the wrong direction, environmentally.

To do so is expensive, difficult and costly if it goes wrong, not to mention environmentally demanding.

"I think it would be wrong both logistically and environmentally.

He used his speech at the Conservative party conference to say: "If we are going to build new airport capacity, let's not bodge it with one runway in the wrong place in a short-termist and environmentally disastrous solution".

Critics rightly point to these examples as warnings of what can go wrong when utilities turn to expensive, energy-intensive and environmentally controversial water sources like desalination.

"If indeed we cannot do the environmentally superior alternative at this site, then in my opinion this is the wrong site," she said.  .

When FAQs go wrong: On Thursday, the "Green New Deal" stopped being a catchall term for environmentally friendly infrastructure and started existing as a resolution in Congress.

Fracking advocates assure the rest of us that their technology is foolproof and completely benign environmentally, but we all know how hollow those assurances can ring when something inevitably goes wrong.