Sentence examples for a massive environmental from inspiring English sources

Last year, more than 800 trees were planted by students in the city, as part of a massive environmental campaign at Tezpur University.

In fact, one reason it took so long for the property to be turned over to the state was the need for a massive environmental cleanup that took place in the last 10 years.

The resources raised can then be invested in a massive environmental transformation programme that could insulate the economy from recession, create countless new jobs and allow Britain to play its part in meeting the climate challenge.

"Cellphones are just the tip of the electronic waste iceberg now, but they could become a massive environmental problem," said Beth Trask, manager for corporate partnerships at Environmental Defense.

Waters and Floyd drummer Nick Mason had studied architecture at the London Polytechnic, and Fisher admired the group's dedication to moving away from the proscenium arch and creating "a massive environmental statement that dominated the whole of the stadium.

But it was only a handful of years before the place she worked, Hanford, turned from a plutonium production complex to a massive environmental clean-up site.

It would take a catastrophe on an epic scale – an epidemic, massive environmental change, an asteroid impact, or nuclear war – to possibly kill Homni, leaving a straggle of human survivors.

I think these are the key essentials, along with a serious and massive environmental rehabilitation program, could be the building blocks to a viable Haiti in the future.

In an era of massive environmental damage and vast economic inequality, we've got to organize.

In the wars in Bosnia and Kosovo in the 1990s, there was significant deforestation, massive environmental degradation, and a lingering toxic soup of mercury, dioxin, and depleted uranium in the aftermath.

And in the best case scenario for you, which is you stay for the entire term, you will leave a legacy of heightened racial discord, massive environmental destruction and the shame of having repealed legislation that promoted equality and fairness for all Americans.