Sentence examples for annual environment from inspiring English sources

The repeated postponement of the river Kent protection scheme was revealed by a Guardian analysis of annual Environment Agency spending plans since 2010.

And at the Aspen Institute's annual environment forum last spring, the topic was front and center in panel discussions with titles like "What's Good for Women Is Good for the Planet,' which delved into how educating women and giving them access to contraception leads to a drop in births.

Voluntary actions of NGOs and the UN's annual World Environment Day on 5 June inspire extraordinary voluntary public participation.

"The future generations deserve clear water and clean air that will sustain their bodies and sustain their souls — jewels like Lake Tahoe," Obama told a packed outdoor arena gathered for the 20th annual Lake Tahoe environment summit.

In fact, the results are highlighted on article 26 of Shell Nigeria's latest "People and the Environment" annual report.The projects were reviewed by Unicef, the World Bank and Pro Natura among others and 64% of them were judged fully or partially successful.

Gore's remarks were part of an annual energy and environment event hosted by Sen. Whitehouse (D-R.I). at the Capitol.

A study in the 2008 edition of the Annual Review of Environment and Resources finds that "forage fish" such as anchovies and sardines make up 37% of all fish harvested each year and that 90% of this highly nutritious catch is used in animal feed.

We use our model to simulate four different poaching scenarios in the tiger population of the Kanha landscape in India, representing a healthy habitat that can support a viable population of tigers and their prey: (1) poaching-free environment, (2) annual poaching of two tigers, (3) annual poaching of four tigers, and (4) annual poaching of six tigers.

According to the employees' accounts, the ban left damaging holes in everything from educational material published by the agency to training programs to annual reports on the environment that could be used to set energy and business policy.

For the Maya, this means the tropical environment, the annual wet and dry seasons, and how both the tropical setting and seasons affected social, political, economic and religious decision-making.

I was there to speak at an annual forum on the environment organized by the Asahi Shimbun newspaper.* My talk was "The Daily Planet- An exploration of issues and opportunities arising as both the media and the environment enter a period of unprecedented and unpredictable change".