Sentence examples for ecological actions from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly all three investor groups are (on average) of the opinion that ethical, social as well as ecological actions (at least slightly) positively affect a company's stock price.

Table 4 shows, that all three groups are on average of the opinion that ethical, social, as well as ecological actions (at least slightly) positively affect a company's stock price, whereat ecological actions are expected to have a more positive influence than the other two.

Descendants inherit genes plus environmental characteristics generated by the ecological actions of ancestors.

"The controversy of the O.C.P. does not finish with the end of the construction," said Natalia Arias, who has coordinated the campaign against the pipeline for Ecological Action, an Ecuadorean group.

But even though climate change demands urgent ecological action, this crisis also offers vast entrepreneurial opportunities; we need to re-invent everything with an eye to protecting the planet.

Recycle is an ecological action that operates pushing the existing into the future by transforming waste into prominent figures.

In this way, the ecological action network could be reframed not as a simple objective but rather as a means for integrated conservation policy.

Wetland systems are also less energy-dependent, lessening dependence on electrical infrastructure, and require simpler maintenance since the system largely relies on the ecological action of microbes and plants for their efficacy.

The 'new public health' has stimulated calls to adopt an ecological approach for action aimed at improving population health.

If there is intervention, an acquisition of population data on the genomic level in conjunction with other relevant ecological information an action plan could be operationalized to halt the declines of the population (Ryder 2005; Romanov et al. 2009).

While many of the stunning entries depicted ecological processes in action, few gave a sense of what it's like to be an ecologist, to conduct research, to be driven to understand the natural world.