Sentence examples for ecological dividends from inspiring English sources

Now, more than ever, the economic and ecological dividends of nature are recognized.

Gareth Morgan's Web site contains this appeal to save New Zealand's native fauna, which developed as species for centuries in isolation: New Zealand is the last refuge of a huge range of bird species, we're famous for our claim to be clean and green, and some of us have recognised the huge economic benefit, let alone the ecological dividend, from achieving a Predator Free New Zealand.

But no one says what to do with recovered health, let alone uses his newfound sanity to reckon the personal cost — in guilt, dread, shame or resentment — of a vicious political economy promising dividends in ecological catastrophe.

Combining environmental with employment objectives, ecological tax reform (ETR) envisages a double dividend.

BachPedlar helpfully includes a quotation from Juliet Schor, of Boston College: "improving working hours provides us with what we call in economics a triple dividend possibility: improving the employment picture, improving ecological outcomes and improving quality of life".

Ecologists proposed ecological ones.

Another pressure is ecological.

DH: And "ecological holocaust"?

Environmental disasters, ecological breakdown.

(See also Amazon River: Ecological concerns).

No ecological damage was reported.