Sentence examples for ecological benefit from inspiring English sources

Officials said their decision to go trayless was mainly about atmosphere, though they welcomed any ecological benefit.

Having a smaller home also means having less space for stuff, which means that total consumer product purchases also should shrink accordingly, to additional ecological benefit.

But there is no ecological benefit in recycling intellectual properties or in treating pop-culture treasures like so much scrap material.

Dr. Pogge acknowledged that measuring ecological benefit requires "very tricky and difficult decisions," and "there will always be critics," he said.

LAST CALL There is, of course, an ecological benefit if you can operate your business out of your home, as Tony D. Clark points out with his tongue firmly in his cheek.

If seafood-loving Japanese consumers, who get most of their fish via air shipments, were to switch to 75percentt frozen salmon, it would have a greater ecological benefit than all of Europe and North America eating only locally farmed or caught salmon.

"There will be ecological benefits from this fire.

The ecological benefits of marine reserves are extensively documented both internationally and in Australia.

The Efsa assessment was welcomed by farmers' groups, who pointed to ecological benefits.

Voilà: The comforts of suburban living, with the convenience and ecological benefits of urban density.

Our idea of agricultural productivity and efficiency must include the ecological benefits of healthy soil.