Sentence examples for ecological living from inspiring English sources

This follows the lead of I Love Bees designer Jane McGonigal whose World Without Oil project promoted global warning awareness and ecological living.

This pollution source represents in a major or minor way a risk, for both human population (health) and for biota (ecological) living in the study site [ 5, 6].

Originally intended as a one-year experiment in ecological living, I wanted to explore how it felt as a human being to live without the trappings and security that money had long-since afforded me.

This evidence of ecological living was impressive.

We were trying to pique our kids' interest in ecological living, but I'm afraid it got out of hand.

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.

We must evolve beyond the outdated mechanistic worldview and impossible exponential growth paradigm which defines contemporary economics and finance, to a regenerative paradigm grounded in the holistic ecological or living systems worldview of contemporary science".

Bhutan's index measures health, psychological wellbeing, time use, education, cultural diversity, good governance, community vitality, ecological diversity and living standards.

The charity was established in the UK in the 1970s for people who want to learn about organic farming and ecological ways of living.

Featuring renowned speakers like Naomi Klein and Alberto Acosta and leading postgrowth researchers from various disciplines, the conference will shed light on three main thematic threads at the heart of the postgrowth struggle: organizing society, building a social and ecological economy and living convivially.

Many social animals gain ecological benefits from living in groups, and two that are commonly accepted by behavioral ecologists are (1) more effective predator avoidance and (2) an increase in foraging success, or prey capture.