Sentence examples for dealing with environmental problems from inspiring English sources
"Dealing with environmental problems has to be done with the private sector rather than against the private sector.
He has collaborated with economists and environmental scientists to propose new methods for dealing with environmental problems.
In a country torn by war, threatened by terrorism, plagued by poverty and dealing with environmental problems and major water shortages, it is so sad that religious leaders can come together only to discriminate.
The students researched opportunities and challenges faced by Haitian partners when dealing with environmental problems such as deforestation or drought, and public health issues such as malnutrition and chronic diseases.
Waste sawdust, a solid waste obtained from furniture manufacturing companies or the papermaking industry, has been widely used in dealing with environmental problems (Luo et al. 2013).
It accused the government of dealing with environmental problems in too low-key a way, and called on it to "publish truthful environmental data to the public" to allowed them to help solve the problem.
In 1971, W. David Montgomery, a Harvard graduate student in economics, fleshed out the idea of emissions trading in his doctoral thesis and has spent much of the last three decades trying to figure out how the marketplace can deal with environmental problems that are caused by relatively few actors but have consequences felt globally.
