"environmental equilibrium" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the balance between an environment's natural processes and human activities. For example, "Efforts are being made to restore environmental equilibrium to the region by limiting logging and replanting forests."
In the waters of the North Sea a few miles off Scotland's east coast, a nine-year battle has been raging that threatens a fragile and unique environmental equilibrium.
Local emissions from vehicles in the surroundings of ski resorts not only reduce the whiteness of the snowy landscape affecting the attractiveness to visitors, but also modify the onset of snowmelt and thus the environmental equilibrium of the local area and of the surrounding region.
On the one hand, it is well known that coloured water can destroy environmental equilibrium.
These associations play essential roles in agricultural and food safety, and contribute to the environmental equilibrium [8].
According to previous literature, detergents and other tensioactives may modify environmental equilibrium by contaminating lakes and groundwater (Cserháti et al. 2002).
Their fragile ecosystem must maintain the state of environmental equilibrium with the existing surroundings particularly from a special prospective of human encroachment and pollution.
We evaluate the impact of the strategic and spatially dynamic behaviour of the agents on the design of equilibrium environmental policies.
In this paper, we use the environmental computable general equilibrium (ECGE) model to identify the most effective way to balance economic growth with the reduction of nitrogen and phosphorus emissions.
Clearly in a market equilibrium, environmental costs are not reflected in the cost-price relationship of disposal processes.
When an environmental condition changes, equilibrium between two functional states, active and inactive, immediately shifts to generate a response in the activity of sensory molecules.
Because the difference in fitness potential between morphs gradually changes with environmental gradient, the equilibrium of morph frequency therefore changes gradually, resulting in a smooth morph frequency cline.
