"ecological burden" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the impact of human activity on the environment. For example: "The ecological burden of increasing industrialization is having a devastating effect on the planet."
Farmers organized into marketing networks that can promote their common brands (like the Organic Valley Family of Farms in the Midwest) can ease the economic and ecological burden of food production and transportation.
Investments in technological solutions may help, but without short-term regulatory control, America's next generation will inherit an economic and ecological burden far more imposing than that we face today.
But another way of looking at socialism is as the society that must emerge if humanity is to cope with the ecological burden that economic growth is placing on the environment.
From the ecological perspective, total emergy input was reduced by 1.3 × 1022 sej, which reflected the reduction of ecological burden.
One of the sketchiest places I followed The Face into was the Batcave, an old coal-powered plant that some time ago was deemed an ecological burden to its surrounding Brooklyn environment.
Renewable energy technologies utilising industrial waste heat can be considered as they can provide positive impacts on local economy and reduce ecological burdens as well [22].
This study provided a deeper insight of the overall environmental performance of downstream food waste treatment options including ecological burdens associated with capital goods.
TRACI and ILCD were applied as impact assessment tools and LCA outcomes were employed to examine and determine ecological burdens of the REEs solvent extraction operation.
Database of the old ecological burdens counting 3061 sampling sites was used to adjust the model and incorporate the risks of heavily contaminated sites.
Thus, the Film4Climate winners document the climate shifts and ecological burdens that come with unsustainable practices like fracking, deforestation, and burning fossil fuels.
Comparatively shorter intervals between defects among Late/Final Jomon foragers from Coastal Honshu suggest elevated ecological stress burdens among this sample.
