Sentence examples for causing environmental havoc from inspiring English sources
But the creatures escaped and are now causing environmental havoc in The Grand Canyon.
Clearly, this and other assertions of warmer winters causing environmental havoc are pure garbage, given than winters have been cooling for the past 20 years, and indeed the past 80 years.
Maybe we can look forward to a day where we can just toss our packing materials in the yard, without causing environmental havoc.
That may not seem like much, but it is enough to cause environmental havoc.
In addition, jobs will be created as some states and utilities choose to comply by building natural gas power plants, which should be done only if they won't cause environmental havoc.
Ballast water, which ships take on in foreign ports for balance under light loads, can include species of plants and animals -- like the zebra mussel -- that can cause environmental havoc because they have no natural predators or controls in the Great Lakes to keep them from multiplying prolifically.
"What remains unclear is the degree to which climate change will cause environmental, social, and economic havoc," Yoder said.
However, it also has the potential to cause long-lasting environmental havoc.
War and environmental havoc have caused famine and infertility throughout the United States.
In the last month this newspaper has chronicled the increasing environmental havoc caused by snowmobiles, dune buggies, swamp buggies, dirt bikes and other forms of off-road vehicles in Yellowstone National Park and in California, Utah and Florida.
