Sentence examples for cornerstone of environmental from inspiring English sources

For more than 20 years, the "polluter pays" principle has been a cornerstone of environmental policy.

This is especially important in light of Greenberg's environmental purposes, since today, too, regions of economic hardship often overlap with areas where many species are at risk of extinction, surely an argument for making economic development a cornerstone of environmental activism.

In many ways humility should serve as a cornerstone of environmental action.

Risk assessment is a cornerstone of environmental health research and policy making.

Research is one of the cornerstones of environmental health, providing the foundation for sound public policy and for appropriate education of communities and professionals in a myriad of disciplines.

But "Walden" is less a cornerstone work of environmental literature than the original cabin porn: a fantasy about rustic life divorced from the reality of living in the woods, and, especially, a fantasy about escaping the entanglements and responsibilities of living among other people.

Mr. Gaffney, who made the Greenways program the cornerstone of his environmental program, said the program was "doing fine".

The development of regional governance for the protection of the environment, sustainable use of natural resources and conservation of its biodiversity is unquestionably a cornerstone of international environmental law and policy.

After finishing his studies, he met David Brower, who commissioned him for what came to be known as "battle books," cornerstones of Sierra Club environmental campaigns.

This is more likely to strengthen cornerstones of contemporary environmental governance, such as improved information access and reconceptualisations of 'traditional' barriers of uncertainty, liability and distrust in relation to information provision.

I think humility should serve as the cornerstone of any effective environmental action.