Sentence examples for environmental aftermath. from inspiring English sources

From the turn-of-the-century experience of immigrants who worked in Chicago's mammoth industries to the labor struggles of the 1930s to the seemingly unfathomable closure of the steel mills in the 1980s and 90s, these family stories convey a history that serves as a microcosm of the broader national experience of deindustrialization and its economic and environmental aftermath.

The COEPs also recognize that the devastated areas will need resources to help them deal with the long-term environmental aftermath of the hurricanes.

The ruling's impact is already being felt in Ecuador and beyond as a cautionary tale of the environmental and legal aftermath of oil exploration.

The conference should also address the need for an emergency fund to finance measures to deal with the aftermath of environmental catastrophes.

In the aftermath of environmental catastrophe, the world's clean water is now confined to a network of towers built by the world's richest man.

Science – Make a "How It Works" poster to describe the step-by-step process of a well-known environmental disaster and its aftermath.

This legislation is custom-made for developers who can overturn local planning and zoning regulations to make a fast buck in an inappropriate location leaving sprawl, additional congestion, transportation problems and environmental degradation in the aftermath.

Results provide insight into how indigenous communities recollect sacred oral histories, tap into reserves of traditional ecological knowledge and adapt to shifting landscapes, which together surfaced as critical dimensions of remembrance, meaning-making and response to environmental hazards and their aftermath.

The course will conclude with a timely discussion of architectural design and environmental issues in the aftermath of the Kobe earthquake of 1995 and the mega disaster of 2011, when the northern Tohoku region of the archipelago was hit by an earthquake and tsunami that triggered a meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.

MR: And they're both the aftermath of environmental disasters or challenges.

The world has witnessed two major low-probability, high-consequence technological calamities with long-lasting environmental effects and regional aftermaths in just the last 5 years.