Sentence examples for environmental enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
In 1992, borne on a wave of environmental enthusiasm, Desmond Hoyte, Guyana's president, offered the world 3,700 square kilometres (1,400 square miles) of pristine rainforest.
This is a familiar battleground in the West, where the agriculture, mining and drilling of the Old West economy go up against the environmental enthusiasm of the New West economy, based on tourism, hunting and fishing.
Ms. Flanagan's environmental enthusiasm is apparent to anyone entering the columned green porch of the institute, which leads into a large room where a cedar trunk appears to prop up the ceiling.
This is a huge blow to the public environmental awareness, as there is only one small exit for all environmental enthusiasm of the public in the whole country".
President Obama's political advisers have shown little enthusiasm for environmental issues.
The Gubernator is a hero in green circles because of his enthusiasm for environmental regulation.
The action clearly aimed to send the message that Mr Obama will be embracing environmental activism with an enthusiasm not seen at the top of US government for eight years, perhaps ever.
The projects have even drawn cautious enthusiasm from some environmental groups that say the new power lines serve their goal of getting the United States to use more renewable power.
For even though Francis's predecessor, Benedict XVI, the German Joseph Ratzinger, acquired the nickname of the Green Pope for his enthusiasm for matters environmental – he sought to make the Vatican carbon-neutral and installed solar panels – it is Francis, the former Jorge Bergoglio, Archbishop of Buenos Aires, who may come to be the true long-term bearer of that title.
In many other areas – notably Japan and Europe – consumers, the general public, and environmental groups have expressed limited enthusiasm and a great many concerns about the safety of these technologies [ 8].
He discusses with enthusiasm the prospect of environmental apocalypse.
