Sentence examples for ecological town from inspiring English sources
'We always compete against Munster as the most ecological town,' says Claudia Duppe, a lecturer and resident of Freiburg's Rieselfeld quarter, 'whether it is the length of the cycle paths, the number of people cycling to work, or the amount of solar panels on the roofs.' Over a glass of local wine, she tells me about her life.
Countries and islands of type localities are usually broken down to states, provinces, archipelagos, ecological zones, towns, and villages.
These findings have implications for land-use planning and the management of ecosystems, by demonstrating the benefits of high quality ecological sites near to towns.
The implications of traditional cooking energy utilization on the community of Debre Markos town were poor health, ecological imbalance, and cost ineffectiveness.
We reestablish the ecological functions of our cities and towns and provide essential, safe habitat for birds by creating bird-friendly communities.
For the time being, Ardila and her colleagues have a plan: They want to make a ecological trail leading between the paintings and the town, which will help educate visitors about the forest and the animals that live there.
Fig. 3 shows how under-five mortality was distributed among the three different ecological zones (rural highlands, rural lowlands and Butajira town).
Ecological variables included rurality (categorised as urban population ≥10 000; town and fringe; and village or isolated) and the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2004 as a measure of social deprivation.
The DSS includes nine rural administrative sub-districts from different ecological zones and one urban sub-district in Butajira town, which were selected using the probability proportional to size (PPS) method from Meskan and Mareko district http://www.butajira.org.
It would create ecological & environmental changes & would submerge many historic towns & archeological sites.
Equally, Garden Cities and New Towns, the 1960s "silent spring" fears of ecological collapse or the interwar rediscovery of English nativism do not appear.
