Sentence examples for environmental footing from inspiring English sources

MacKaye believed in the "regional city -a piecity -aand about 30 miles by 40 with an urban area, a rural area & a wilderness area big enough to function on a sound economic & environmental footing.

In the 1950's Anderson was a lonely environmental foot soldier, saying that Providence could be found in a gecko or crab.

The analysis of the plant wide environmental foot print under typical and optimal recycling scenarios demonstrated that the plant-wide E-factor may be lowered below 20, which is significantly lower than the values typically exhibited by most batch pharmaceutical processes (between 25 and 100).

We source materials responsibly from suppliers whose value chain and environmental foot prints we know thoroughly over the years.

All along, our emphasis is on educating our clients on how to conserve energy, to use more natural light in the house, to reduce their environmental foot print.

In return, the library will provide restrooms with exterior access to the park, and a 550-square-foot environmental center.

The article of M. Tachibana et al. reports the prevalence and virulence characteristics of this pathogen in environmental water and foot spa in Yamaguchi, Japan.

In the meantime, the state environmental department is trying to find the culprits and to determine whether they can be forced to foot the bill.

It will have eight aquaculture labs, 269 to 600 square feet; seven environmental labs with a salt water supply, ranging from 290 to 1,200 square feet; and five 150-square-foot offices.

"Fifty years from now, we do not want the world to lay the blame for environmental catastrophe at the feet of China," Mr. Locke said.

Ms. Browner could remind the president that it was after a dispiriting Republican midterm victory that President Bill Clinton found his feet on environmental issues.