Sentence examples for environmental decay from inspiring English sources

Few structures have come to symbolize environmental decay better than industrial-size metal smelters.

It results in an acceleration of environmental decay, and further loss of fish.

As far back as 2000, the central government had already started changing national policies to address environmental decay.

Here, weather is presented as being part of a larger, natural cycle of environmental decay and renewal.

The price for producing food that never ends up in someone's mouth is much more it includes both the resources and environmental decay sacrificed for its making.

A recurrent theme of environmental decay is the presence of new chemicals, often man-made, that are suspected or confirmed carcinogens.

All of these routes rely on three main processes: shedding rates into/on a particular environmental feature, decay rates of the virus in it, and contact of susceptible birds with it.

At worst, according to Hawley, the long-term costs of expansion would lead to polarization and inequality, urban decay, environmental destruction, and political instability, which over time must result in a reordering of the ecosystem.

We know that working in this way is not the solution of fundamental issues like social injustice, climate change, environmental unsustainability, demographic decay, but is the only way we have to attack these problems and try to make some progress.

The state of New Jersey is basically a 21st century bacchanal of carnal anarchy, environmental plunder, political decay, and the basest expressions of late consumerism.

As Attorney General of Oklahoma, Pruitt helped his state to become the pathetic poster child of environmental disaster and decay (with unprecedented fracking induced earthquakes and sinkholes and global warming induced tornadoes).