Sentence examples for environmental carnage from inspiring English sources
Indigenous history shows there's nothing inevitable about the environmental carnage being unleashed now.
Because the root cause of the human and environmental carnage is the system that created the mess in the first place.
Despite the long-lasting environmental carnage that Arctic drilling could inflict on Arctic ecosystems and fisheries and native peoples (and the climatic impacts), Shell is not alone in lusting after the Arctic's hydrocarbon wealth.
We also poisoned the jungle with defoliants, having given ourselves free rein to commit environmental carnage with horrific consequences well into the unforeseeable future for absurdly limited tactical ends.
With all the environmental and human carnage off-roaders cause at the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, I'm glad to see federal land managers stepping in after years of turning a blind eye.
The main difference, as far as I can tell, is that the human carnage and environmental destruction resulting from U.S. militarism remain emotionally invisible, you might say, to the American public.
"The impact on those smaller services, like environmental health, leisure, trading standards, transport, things people really care about, could be carnage".
The immediate carnage that an oil spill can wreak does not normally lead to lasting environmental damage, though that may not hold for delicate wetlands already under lots of other stress.
As the balance of power shifts--with considerable carnage--between the Comanche tribe, the Spanish, and the Anglo settlers, so does the economic and environmental reality of the state, as cattle eventually give way to oil in the twentieth century.
