The term "ecological hazard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this term to describe an hazardous environmental condition created by humans that affects the environment negatively. For example, "The oil spill created an ecological hazard for the surrounding wildlife".
State environmental regulators did inform Mr. Eaton that the buses could pose an ecological hazard, but he thwarted their concerns by making sure to drain all fluids from the buses before sticking them in the ground.
The authors describe the experimental data herein to build a platform for better understanding the toxic mechanisms and ecological hazard of radionuclides such as DU in fish.
QSAR models can be helpful in drug design, ecological hazard assessment and in the chemical industry.
The problem of ecological hazard may creep in which could foil the entire production process.
While some are saying that this is a harbinger of things to come, others are cautioning that such technology is not only expensive but also a potential ecological hazard.
The millions upon millions of dirty engines spewing carbon all over the hyper-dense cities of India and China are a serious ecological hazard, and of course they make the air so thick that you have to slice a piece of and chew it before you can breathe it.
Ecological hazards are also well known.
Malychef produced a prolific amount of research about ecological hazards in the country.
Ecological hazards caused by heavy metal compounds in soils were evaluated.
(EH) We have to ask if transgenic fish pose any ecological hazards that are not posed by nontransgenic fish.
Today's artists, informed of ecological hazards by groups like Clearwater and Riverkeeper, as well as by lawsuits mandating the cleanup of the river, are also exploring the relationship of human activity with the river, Mr. Maitinsky said.
