Sentence examples for ecological conversion from inspiring English sources

And what he calls for is a "global ecological conversion".

He calls for an "ecological conversion" of the faithful, while chiding the "denial" of skeptics.

Using a phrase first coined by John Paul II, he says that Catholics, if they have not already done so, need to undergo an "ecological conversion".

Miliband had said in his Vatican speech that an "ecological conversion" was needed to mobilize governments, businesses and citizens across the world to act.

Pope Francis devotes an entire chapter of the encyclical to the need for an "ecological conversion" among Christians, "whereby the effects of their encounter with Jesus Christ become evident in their relationship with the world around them.

It criticized our throwaway consumer culture, called for the world to undergo an "ecological conversion," and demanded binding steps to limit carbon emissions, as well as global efforts to save the oceans and other threatened natural environments.

"EV conversion could definitely play a big role in the ecological transition," he says.

Yet few studies have compared the ecological impacts of conversion between different coffee species.

So the Book of Job ends with his experience of what we may call an 'ecological conversion'.

To improve the ecological performance of energy conversion systems, it is essential to understand the formation of environmental impact at component level.

Microbial P450 enzymes have contributed to exploration of and adaptation to diverse ecological niches such as conversion of lipophilic compounds to more hydrophilic derivatives or degradation of a vast array of environmental toxicants.