Sentence examples for endangering the environment from inspiring English sources

Now Senator Clinton can make the case that W. is endangering the environment and women's rights and even some of her husband's foreign affairs accomplishments with his cold-war attitude.

Speaking before a summit of leaders of the 21-member Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, Demetrios Marantis, the deputy U.S. trade representative, said the group had agreed to cut import duties on technologies that can promote economic growth without endangering the environment.

"There's no doubt in the minds of people who take a sound scientific look at this," he said, "that we can do so without endangering the environment, that we can find energy for America's people and at the same time preserve the beauty of Alaska".

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, August 29 , 1970 P. 17Comment about the pollutants that are currently endangering the environment & that have taught us that in many cases it can be much harder to destroy something than to create it.

In order to ensure that end of life vehicles (ELVs) are discarded without endangering the environment, appropriate collection systems should be set up.

Therefore, finding a sustainable method for leachate treatment has always been a priority for landfill managers in order to safely discharge treated leachate into the water bodies without endangering the environment.

Opponents say the plant would industrialize the Sound, endanger the environment, impede fishing and boating and be a target for terrorists.

But opponents say that lifting the moratorium would endanger the environment and health, threaten the livelihood of farmers and open up the state to mining outside of Pittsylvania County.

Re "Ford Is Conceding S.U.V. Drawbacks" (front page, May 12): Any thinking person knows that sport utility vehicles endanger the environment and other motorists, but we can hardly blame the Ford Motor Company for continuing to make them when they are so profitable.

But other academics and environmentalists argue that Chile's system is unsustainable because it promotes speculation, endangers the environment and allows smaller interests to be muscled out by powerful forces, like Chile's mining industry.

One target was the weekly PBS program "Now with Bill Moyers," which, since its launch, in January , 2002 has aired more than three dozen stories and interviews exploring how conservative policies have endangered the environment.