"ecological harm" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to damage to the natural environment, such as air and water pollution. For example: "The manufacturing plant caused irreparable ecological harm to the local river."
So far, ecological harm by schoolroom butterflies to native fauna and flora is unproven.
It may be legal, but Davis wonders about the ecological harm of such harvesting.
Academic researchers disagree on how much ecological harm or antibiotic resistance will result.
The 9BA's greatest potential for ecological harm lies in the raiding of sea turtle nests.
One federal scientist told me that everyone agreed that the six berms would at least do no ecological harm.
Chemical dispersants would at best be ineffective, but more likely would compound ecological harm to offshore waters.
These are indicative of capacity of infrastructure being reached, and from the data do not appear to be severe enough to cause ecological harm.
He doesn't recognize the public health and ecological harms caused by industrial food animal production methods, including increased antibiotic resistance, polluted drinking water, huge fish kills and impaired air quality leading to respiratory illness.
"The commission's lack of attention to the ecological harms posed by synthetic biology is irresponsible and dangerous," the letter said, adding that "self- regulation amounts to no regulation".
The narcissistic view is in fact the one that assumes humanity can continually grow its population, along with its food supply, by using techniques that rely on finite and depleting resources for fuel, pesticides and other inputs even while contributing to climate change and other ecological harms that threaten to upend agricultural systems around the world.
The corporate food system wreaks countless ecological harms.
