Sentence examples for environmental judgment from inspiring English sources
A federal judge in New York who once tried to stop the collection worldwide of an $18 billion environmental judgment against Chevron began hearing evidence on Tuesday in the oil company's bid to block collection in the United States.
In Louisiana, Ascension Parish President Tommy Martinez said "we rely on DEQ to make the environmental judgment on what waste can be allowed in our landfills.
"These struggles are not against pipelines more than at the surface level," says Foytlin. "What they really are, and this goes for all issues of environmental judgment, is a struggle for the moral character of our combined humanity.
In its letters today, Browning-Ferris questioned whether the state's top environmental regulator could pass judgment on ethics-related issues in making decisions.
The foolish requirement that Mr. Obama issue a decision on the pipeline by Feb. 21 — cynically inserted into the payroll tax bill passed in December — could never be met given the need for a thorough environmental study before any judgment is made.
One common characteristic of these systems is of the role of the decision-aid, integrating a variety of measured information to produce a simple form of more meaningful information that can be used to support human operators' judgment about environmental states of interest.
A white environmental anthropologist friend, whose judgment of representations of race I trust loved it.
Animals that had been housed with environmental enrichment showed optimistic judgment biases to ambiguously textured approaches.
A lens model design was employed, which is an analogue method for capturing how individuals use environmental information to make judgments.
For example, slight environmental changes alter our judgments and behavior without our realizing.
If we could unhook ourselves from the dependence on that particular industry, our ability to make clear-headed judgments about environmental issues would be significantly enhanced.
