Sentence examples for ecological age from inspiring English sources
I call that future the ecological age.
His work seems distinctly modern in its recognition of the interdependence of human beings and the natural world, more closely attuned to our own ecological age than that of the first world war.
Given that the atmosphere is a community asset which serves all of us, we need to use the public trust doctrine (outlined by Mary Wood in her book Nature's Trust Environmental Laww for a New Ecological Age) to assert ownership through a public trust.
No serious person believes in Oreskes' strawman argument that technological solutions like GMO based farming (higher yields, lower chemical inputs, no and low till farming to reduce carbon emissions, reduction in the use of methane-creating cows) will reduce all carbon emissions and usher in a golden ecological age.
The contemporary "ecological age" of the Baltic Sea is about 8,000 years ([1] and references therein).
The Baltic Sea was formed after the last glaciation with the contemporary "ecological age" of about 8,000 years.
A population consists of individuals of three "ecological ages"—prereproductive, reproductive, and postreproductive.
Table 1 presents respondents who were registered under the NHIS, based on various socio-demographic characteristics which comprised residence, ecological zone, age, ethnicity, occupation, education, religion, wealth status, marital status, and parity.
Ancillary datasets included detailed information on forest inventory, forest type, forest status, ecological boundaries, age-class structure, and yield curves [59].
Ancillary datasets included detailed information on forest inventory, forest type, forest status, ecological boundaries, age-class structure, and yield curves [ 59].
One of his final screen appearances was in Franny Armstrong's ecological documentary The Age of Stupid (2009), in which a man known simply as The Archivist, speaking in the future, broods over humanity's failure to do anything about environmental catastrophe.
