Kathryn S. Fuller, president of the World Wildlife Fund in Washington, said that rejection of the loan would have forced the project to "fix the plan's serious ecological flaws".
For him the fundamental flaw of the overall human ecological approach is the divide between nature and culture.
The organic food industry, while a massive stepping stone to more ecological living, was rife with some of the same environmental flaws as the conventional system it was trying to usurp – excess plastic packaging, massive food miles, big businesses buying up little ones.
The Federal Service for Ecological, Technological, and Nuclear Supervision's investigation concluded that poor management and technical flaws were responsible.
The famous Dodo and Tambalacoque story [52] has been cited frequently in the ecological literature as an example of a disrupted mutualism, but suffers from serious flaws [53], [27], and fails to demonstrate the 'obligatory mutualism' it suggests.
Reality TV is well known for presenting social norm violations, flaws and pratfalls of its protagonists in real life situations thereby qualifying as an ecological valid trigger for VE.
Beneficial means that for a given ecological question and dataset, applying the new or modified method provides clearer results and avoids drawing flawed conclusions.
Similarly ecological feminists have also argued that the standard approaches to determining the moral status of animals are flawed.
He then used the methodology described in his book, "A Solution to the Ecological Inference Problem," to estimate the unknown voting behavior of the 680 voters whose votes were found to be flawed, and subtracted them from the vote totals.
