Sentence examples for dangerous ecological from inspiring English sources

His book emerges as a critique of the contemporary model of evolutionary progress, seeing our drive to improve upon nature as dangerous "ecological arrogance".

"If such a dangerous ecological situation were taking shape in any former republic of the Soviet Union, and anywhere else in the world, people would be screaming, 'Save our souls,' " he said.

Although methylmercury contamination of fish had been thought to constitute a local problem in Japan, it now appeared to occur worldwide, with serious ecological effects and dangerous human exposures.

But dams have serious ecological consequences.

Any simplistic or extreme approach to ecological restoration is potentially dangerous because the long-term effects on nature and society are generally unknown, so careful monitoring will be required, particularly for large-scale projects.

Whether a microbe like H. pylori is dangerous or beneficial will always depend on the ecological context in which it is found.

He blames the exclusion of reasoning from religion and ethics for dangerous pathologies such as crimes against humanity and ecological disasters.

Yet however imperfect democracy is, the move to management is frightening, especially as the threat of ecological crisis and war creates a more dangerous future.

The wider ecological effects could be serious.

"The commission's lack of attention to the ecological harms posed by synthetic biology is irresponsible and dangerous," the letter said, adding that "self- regulation amounts to no regulation".

Distraction confers ecological advantages, and ignoring distractors could be costly or dangerous.