Sentence examples for damage humans from inspiring English sources

He is an exacting nature poet, a fierce critic of the ecological damage humans have wrought.

The most devastating damage humans have done to the environment has arisen from the heedless burning of fossil fuels, a category in which New Yorkers are practically prehistoric.

People are increasingly concerned about the damage humans are wreaking on the sea, so why not level the playing field somewhat?

If I were planet earth, I would charge for the fresh air, the water and everything else I do on a daily basis – and I'd certainly charge for the pollution and damage humans have done to me.

He is the last of the line, evidence of the damage humans (for whom tortoises once meant fresh meat) and 'introduced species' such as dogs, pigs and rats can do to a fragile ecosystem.

Louise O'Neill, author of Only Ever Yours Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake is a speculative fiction novel that is very much concerned with the damage humans are inflicting upon the environment and the possible catastrophic results that could have.

Sterilization can kill microbes, but it can also damage human tissue, sometimes destroying its usefulness.

— Noriyuki Shikata, a Japanese cabinet official "Now we are talking about levels that can damage human health".

She warns that the failure of Durban 2 could damage human rights work for years to come.

One is that the weedkiller destroys the food crops of the coca farmers, and may damage human health.

Around them accrete all the worries about environmental damage, human-rights abuses and sweated labour that anti-globalists like to put on their placards.