The town was once considered the environmental black hole of East Germany, a chemical center where a yellow haze hovered endlessly.
Because it is so early on in this work, it is easy to say that we are either at the edge of a remarkable new and useful science or that we are careering down an environmental rabbit hole.
Before the ozone hole, environmental issues such as the London smog of the 1950s or the use of the toxic insecticide DDT in the 1970s emerged, were dealt with and then disappeared.
The rotary drilling rig rapidly popularized in the construction project because of its efficiency, quickness, environmental protection, good hole-forming quality and other advantages.
It may result in inaccessible cased hole and environmental and safety concerns over wellbore integrity during the shale gas reservoir development.
Chevrolet put a band aid over a gaping, still-bleeding hole in environmental conservation.
Be influential, empowering politics with your group to contact and: Talk with the city council (aldermen, or commissioners) or mayor to avoid allowing anti-environmental policies which can lead to serious environmental hazards like a hole in the ozone layer which leads to harmful ultraviolet ray's harming people.
"On face value seems like a reasonable step," said environmental chemist Chris Reddy of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts.
After years as a high-powered environmental activist he's now holed up in the book's titular eyrie, a bolthole in the seedy Mirador apartments, a Fremantle highrise for the down-at-heel and down-on-their-luck.
When a toxin kills susceptible immigrants, invaders are unable to sustain a viable population; in population ecology, such hostile environmental patches are often termed black hole sinks (Holt and Gaines 1992).
