Sentence examples for environmental desecration from inspiring English sources

There is a real and palpable anger at the monstrous Sarkozy machine that is posing a serious threat that may lead to environmental desecration and destruction, widespread pollution to air and water, and critical damage to health and welfare.

This time he addresses, among much else, the spread of neocon ideology, the reconstruction of Iraq and environmental desecration (there's a subplot involving a campaign to save a songbird called the cerulean warbler).

Way back, he notes, the U.S. was a swarming hive of stock manipulation and poor financial reporting, where corrupt officials, environmental desecration and huge private trusts ruled.

In 1974, this first section was described by the EPA as "environmental desecration".

It allows us to see the underbelly of our society that needs to be brought to witness; racism, classicism, consumerism, political corruption, systematic abuse, and environmental desecration.

Pagans need to reconsider the notion that the Christian belief in a transcendent deity necessarily leads to environmental desecration, just as Catholics need to reconsider the notion that the Pagan belief in an immanent divinity necessarily leads to amoral hedonism.

Already, local communities are raising concerns about environmental degradation, desecration of sacred areas and the company's failure to pay workers promised salaries.

Both are situated along the banks of the Missouri River, and both are subject to potential and immediate environmental and historical desecration from the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL).

De Rothschild brings to his adventures a twenty-first-century environmental consciousness a desire to expose the desecration of nature by human beings.

Although the reasons for their demise were largely the result of regional water conflicts between states in the Pacific Northwest and states in the American Southwest, the environmental movement took credit for saving America from the desecration of a national treasure.

2) Mountaintop removal is a human rights and civil rights issue, not just an environmental issue, which has resulted in forced removals, the desecration of churches and burial grounds, the poisoning of waterways and air, and the toxic contamination of pregnant mothers, child and the elderly.