Sentence examples for environmental discussion from inspiring English sources

"There is no black and white in the environmental discussion anymore," he said.

The most recent memorandum suggests peppering speeches with phrases like "balance," "safe and healthy" and "common sense," terms that have been adopted frequently in Republican environmental discussion.

First, conservatives must reframe the environmental discussion by replacing the political left's scare tactics with conservative principles such as responsibility and stewardship.

Initially, it was the publicity and excitement that helped motivate more children to be involved in other eco-projects such as the developing of a wildlife garden and generally encouraging more environmental discussion.

Topics raised in a general environmental discussion included "climate change, rubbish in parks and national parks, decreasing wild life, and the impact of both rampant consumerism and rapid urbanisation on the environment".

This methodology for visualising ways of seeing a landscape can be useful in understanding different assumptions about environmental issues, not only for a global environmental discussion regarding each locality, but also for local environmental management and public participation.

A free weekend of environmental discussions, music, exhibitions and "open houses" on several tall ships.

In the past, NGOs had to fight to engage corporations in environmental discussions.

For example, after a bruising experience over the disposal of its Brent Spar oil-drilling platform in 1995, Royal Dutch Shell now routinely includes Greenpeace in substantive environmental discussions.

While No Child Left Inside incorporates specific games and activities, Ms. McCarthy said she hoped it also touches off deeper environmental discussions and helps re-establish connections to nature.

These are considered the most important environmental discussions in years, but Britain will struggle to play a leading role after first cutting subsidies for renewable energy schemes and now taking an axe to the civil servants needed to develop policy.