Sentence examples for ecologically damaging. from inspiring English sources
He said he had seen hikers blaze new, ecologically damaging shortcuts through the tundra.
This means ecologically damaging devices end up languishing in drawers and eventually landfills.
A revised report was published in 2002 but all the plans were rejected at the time as being too expensive or too ecologically damaging.
It is also reared in land-based production facilities in Canada and Panama, which are a better option than the awful, ecologically damaging sea pens where most farmed salmon are raised.
Susan Antenen, the director of coastal conservation for the Nature Conservancy on Long Island, said the project "would have set a precedent that would be ecologically damaging to the beaches, wetlands and Great South Bay, and it was expected to encourage new development on the oceanfront".
"Grouse moors are extraordinarily ecologically damaged," he said, adding that burning and draining the moors also had a big impact.
The Meadowlands is one of the most reviled and ecologically damaged pieces of land in the United States, while it is some of the most valuable and environmentally fragile land in the country.
Analyses of water quality data prior to the implementation of BMPs suggested the lakes were stressed and ecologically damaged due to excessive sediment inflow.
In the more inevitable clashes between miners – with their millions to spend on PR, community "consultation" and lobbying - and the custodians, outcomes are too often predictable: minerals are extracted and subsequently divided communities ignored; custodians are denied ongoing access to country while the land and waterways are ecologically damaged.
Kath Weston, Animate Planet: Making Visceral Sense of Living in a High-Tech Ecologically Damaged World.
