Sentence examples for addressed environmental problems from inspiring English sources

Owners of undeveloped lots along the scenic lake contended that the prolonged restriction depriving them of "all economically viable" use of their land while the agency addressed environmental problems that threatened the celebrated clarity of Lake Tahoe's waters amounted to an official "taking," entitling them to "just compensation" under the Constitution.

In experiments people encouraged to think about financial concerns were less motivated to address environmental problems.

He said officials needed to address environmental problems "at the root".

However, by the early 21st century, scientific research had begun to address environmental problems in the region.

Attendees will learn about various green investment opportunities and their potential to address environmental problems while making money for investors.

Homeland security officials said the department had spent about $40 million in the past two years to address environmental problems associated with the border security project.

Sharon L. Nunes, an I.B.M. vice president, is leading the Big Green Innovations group, which the company created this year to develop new businesses using I.B.M. technology to address environmental problems.

Others see combining a cap-and-trade system with a nuclear aid package as a sensible tactic to get Congress to address environmental problems.

But they say they have worked cooperatively with lower-level Texas officials, who often seek federal technical guidance and money to address environmental problems.

In a political report delivered on the first day, Hu Jintao, the president and departing party chief, said China must address environmental problems worsened by rapid development.

As well as addressing environmental problems, which seldom respect national borders, TFCAs have been dubbed "peace parks" by some, because of their beneficial effect on regional diplomacy.