Sentence examples for damage of the environment from inspiring English sources

Problem: Tragic marine and offshore accidents have caused serious consequences including loss of lives, loss of property, and damage of the environment.

This is due to the fact that in the regulation of major accidents, only the first 30 min after the accident are of interest and the acute loss of lives or acute damage of the environment is calculated [1].

Although the local soil concentration can be very high after a major accident, a persistent damage of the environment can be practically excluded due to the low particle mobility [33] and the possibility for soil remediation (excavation and landfilling of polluted soil).

The assessment is concerned with achieving social (as opposed to private) objectives, including improvement of economic efficiency, reduction of the damage on the environment, improvement of safety.

They reduce social mobility, enhance plutocratic power and allow the elite to inflict astonishing levels of damage on the environment.

Mining the exotic metals used in modern electronics inflicts a lot of damage on the environment, especially by polluting the atmosphere with carbon dioxide.

The triple bottom line is just shorthand for saying: take other things into account, acknowledge that profit isn't everything, and don't pursue profit relentlessly, as you would otherwise be inclined to, even at the expense of damage to the environment and infringements of the rights of workers and other stakeholders.

"However, it considers that the evidence of the level of damage to the environment from microbeads is such that an immediate ban should occur".

The UN's chief climate negotiator, Christiana Figueres, has called on countries to stop burning coal because of the scale of damage to the environment.

And if people would think about intensive farming - if they would think of the damage to the environment of growing all this corn or raising all these cattle.

A: "… The hotel industry does a lot of damage to the environment… the amount of resources that's required to power these [hotels] are intense.