Sentence examples for ecologically bound from inspiring English sources
"We are all ecologically bound, whether we recognize it or not," Crescent said.
All species used are ecologically bound to fresh feces of large mammals or, rarely, waterfowl, in which larval development takes place.
Socio-ecological intergradation refers to the gradual merging of social (organizational) and ecological (environmental) systems to shift a firm's focus from global supply chain optimization to building more regionally bound, socio-ecologically connected operations.
One highlight is bound to be German artist Cosima von Bonin's ecologically focused installation Who's Exploiting Who In The Deep Sea?, bringing together mediums including textiles, music, video and sculpture.
TEK is seen as bound up with "indigenous stewardship method," which is defined as the "ecologically sustainable use of natural resources within their capacity to sustain natural processes".
Additionally, the grid could extend to the coasts, where ecologically sensitive desalination plants could be built for the production of fresh water, which could be pumped inland to cities and agricultural areas along the border that suffer from water shortages ― a phenomenon bound to worsen as the effects of global warming increase desertification.
