Sentence examples for continuing environmental from inspiring English sources

Meng Jianbin, the director of international cooperation at the Metallurgical Council of China for the Promotion of International Trade, a Chinese trade group, said that the scrap industry posed a continuing environmental problem.

While the continuing environmental disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi plant has grabbed world headlines — with hundreds of tons of contaminated water flowing into the Pacific Ocean daily — a human crisis has been quietly unfolding.

(Alaska's potential oil reserves are still very large; however, attempts to drill for petroleum along the Beaufort Sea coast of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge as well as in the National Petroleum Reserve Alaska have been met with continuing environmental opposition).

Many people believe such opportunities for the existing younger generations, and also for the yet to arrive future generations, to be under threat from continuing environmental destruction, including loss of fresh water resources, continued clearing of wild areas and a changing climate.

Prior to the stern section's removal from the beach, environmentalists and local officials were concerned that the remains posed a continuing environmental and safety hazard.

In an era of neoliberal racial capitalism, emboldened far-right organisations and the failure of our supposed democracies to achieve basic human rights – not to mention heightened mass surveillance, continuing environmental degradation and the so-called refugee crisis – the world is not looking safe for most people.

There are real issues around – a global economic crisis and the continued environmental threat to our planet but you wouldn't know it, which is the real scandal.

But five years ago, when she was asked about how her philosophy of giving polluters incentives to come forth squared with the Summitville case, she said, "This was an unusual case, a situation where the individual in question knew about continued environmental problems and continued with operations in spite of that".

Dr. Angelika Tritscher, acting director for the food safety and zoonoses department at the health agency, said, "In addition to strengthening medical support and services, continued environmental monitoring, in particular of food and water supplies, backed by the enforcement of existing regulations, is required to reduce potential radiation exposure in the future".

"The second is we ignore the issue and that leads to continued environmental harm, and the third option is we do something new".

However, given the rise of no-analogue environments and continued environmental change, there is increasing evidence that landscapes now contain new assemblies of abiotic and (or) biotic system components.