Sentence examples for ecological credentials from inspiring English sources

But rail travel, at any price, had the additional advantages of suggesting ecological credentials and avoiding volcanic ash.

Schmidt's images sit within these apparent incongruities, making him a notable winner of a photography prize that parades its ecological credentials.

But Doornbosch and Steenblik (2007) have questioned the ecological credentials of biofuels, asking 'Is the cure worse than the disease?' and highlighting local environmental harms to soil, water and biodiversity.

"We're seeing an increase in requests for ecological views and credentials and capabilities".

Here was a man who had lived a tweedy country life and was a keen angler and hunter, but who also had ecological knowledge and scientific credentials (he was director of the Freshwater Fisheries Laboratory in Pitlochry from 1982 to 2001) that are perhaps more usually associated with left-leaning environmentalists.

The navy Veja SPMA high-tops, £140, mix style with green credentials - they're made from ecological leather and Amazonian rubber.

As well as a hopefully positive ecological impact, as a virtual gift it has impeccable green credentials.

It gives a great deal of private open space but it falls short of deliberate encouragement of planning for communal activities and of deepening the social bonds within the local community.' There is a close similarity between the two, which gives much credential to the garden city as a means to ecological planning.

Compelled by economic necessity as much as by ecological awareness, many corporations now seem to compete as vigorously to display their environmental credentials as they do to sell their products.

Credentials, apparently.

Impeccable credentials.