"ecologically responsible" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that demonstrate a concern for the environment and a commitment to living in a sustainable way. Example: It is important for individuals to be ecologically responsible by reducing their carbon footprint and using renewable resources whenever possible.
This was ecologically responsible, but, I found, not terribly pragmatic.
Later, we did blow off the keys to ecologically responsible cars".
Making ecologically responsible furniture that transforms the most humble materials into objects of beauty just happens to be his calling.
Ethical banks — a rara avis in this country (they are more common in Europe and Canada) — invest only in socially or ecologically responsible businesses and projects.
In fact, designers have a duty to do so, just as long as whatever they produce is also efficient, ecologically responsible and so on.
Mr. Unger also wants to help the government define an economically and ecologically responsible plan for development in the Amazon rain forest.
For instance, the Living Future Institute has been looking at how to capture the full economic value of "an ecologically and socially responsible built environment".
The two projects which make the executive unique are the nonprofit Zeitz Foundation, founded in 2008, which supports ecologically and socially responsible destinations and programs across the world from its epicenter on its Segera reserve in Kenya.
Having been a familiar part of daily life for decades, those black vertical lines have taken on a new role of telling ethically aware consumers whether their prospective purchases are ecologically and socially responsible.
The paper suggests that product designers can support and encourage those already active or interested in orienting their consumption habits towards more sustainable solutions by envisioning appropriate ecologically and socially responsible product alternatives.
In the absence of a plan for ecologically and socially responsible development of oil sands, short term needs of corporate growth and U.S. economic competition with China should not dictate approval of the Keystone pipeline.
