Sentence examples for ecological option from inspiring English sources

I am trying to rebrand my debilitating and expensive fear of flying as Steampunk Travel and – at a certain level – I find I am convincing at least myself that rail transportation is a good and lovely, as well as an ecological, option.

This study shows that Ag MNPs dispersed in ethanol can be a promising ecological option for the protection of straw bales that are used in eco-housing and leading a healthy lifestyle and taking into account that the cost of treatment Ag treatment is similar to conventional chemical treatment in straw bales.

"If wildlife has both a range of elevation to shift upwards and the possibility to move north, it gives them a lot of ecological options in a future with a lot of uncertainty," Dr. Weaver said.

We provide historical trends in forest expansion; an assessment of technological, socio-economic and ecological options of forest management; and plausible scenarios of its future evolution.

"A range of agro-ecological options to improve agricultural practices … have potential to increase yields, while also providing a range of co-benefits such as increased soil organic matter," the report said.

In order to establish an ecological engineering option to mitigate N2O emission in rice ecosystems, we conducted a field experiment with biochar amendment on N2O emission from rice paddies in three sites across South China in 2010.

33 research options related to genetic or biological factors, 13 options to ecological concerns, and 4 options focused on physical and environmental factors.

The consumer marketplace today offers us every kind of ethical, ecological and healthy option we can imagine, from recycled toilet paper to household wind turbines.

Our conceptual framework allows the appraisal of potential trade-offs between social and ecological outcomes of alternative options, and has the potential to evaluate the efficiency of existing policies.

This is why San Carlos residents are open to the idea of turning swimming with sharks into an ecological and economically viable option for fishermen: "Working with tourism is way safer, less tiring and generates the same profits, specially if it keeps growing as it has so far," says Gabino Zarabia, a fisherman who works in San Carlos, in the documentary México Pelágico.

A menu of both ecological and conventional sanitation options was put forward for consideration.