Sentence examples for ecological treasure from inspiring English sources
Moreover, these would be permanent energy savings that would not require invading an ecological treasure.
Among the most objectionable sections is one that would open the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil exploration, disrupting an ecological treasure.
"Having a secure ecological treasure side by side with a part of our cultural history like this is important to our ability to know who we are".
But if those steps failed, it was to then divert the wastewater to the much larger (and therefore more dilutive) St . Johns River an ecological treasure.
Virginia has the second-most-vulnerable coastline in America, and the ecological treasure and economic driver of the Chesapeake Bay stands at risk.
Next to the reserve is a ecological treasure, the Bioluminescent Bay, which sparkles at night because of microorganisms that glow as sea creatures brush against them -- human swimmers feel as if they're floating among the stars.
In court, the Atenco farmers challenged the government's failure to consult sufficiently over the project.The government looks set to make the same mistake with the Escalera Nautica, a proposed $1.7 billion development which would ring the Sea of Cortes, an ecological treasure-trove, with 27 marinas holding up to 50,000 boats.
Second, do not assume that India's ecological treasures are always well cared for.
"In another 50 years, it could run out another kilometer". It may sound redundant, but the Dead Sea, one of the world's cultural and ecological treasures, is dying.
Like a lot of ecological treasures, Caddo has been rather routinely abused, first by that steamboat traffic in the 19th century, then again, beginning in 1910, when prospectors built the country's first "over-water" oil rigs to tap what was hoped to be infinite reserves in East Texas.
The Deepwater Horizon oil spill is famous for damaging natural environments, but it may also be threatening cultural and ecological treasures by speeding up how fast shipwrecks decay, Scientific American reports.
