Sentence examples for environmental milestone from inspiring English sources
As a clutch of environmental activists and Hollywood actors applauded, Mr. Davis signed a bill establishing emission guidelines for automobiles sold in California, proclaiming it an environmental milestone.
The year 1970 marked an environmental milestone of another sort.
Last week, the earth hit an environmental milestone that has climate scientists very concerned.
They're also doing so despite their own rhetoric about sustainability and corporate responsibility: Bank of America Bank of Americaca has achieved many significant environmental milestones.
Today, Ford released its 15th annual Sustainability Report for 2013/2014, and in a wide-ranging interview with Viera, we discussed the evolution and impact of Ford's environmental commitment, milestones of progress and innovation, leadership lessons, and much more.
While some view this as a milestone for environmental and social stewardship in the global forest sector, the effects of the regime remain contested.
During this period, Solomon herself contributed to a milestone in environmental protection: In 1985, scientists discovered that the Earth's protective ozone layer was thinning over Antarctica.
"This conviction sends a strong message to the other masterminds that the impunity is ending". Spires said it was a milestone for environmental and other activist groups in the Amazon.
In the 1970s and 1980s, the U.S. Congress passed a series of laws that were milestones in environmental protection, including the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act.
The Paris Agreement has to be regarded as a milestone in international environmental governance, but also a huge achievement of multilateralism in general.
While even the most sensitive photosynthesising organism would have no idea at all, the environmental movement has recognised this milestone is a 'moment of symbolic significance on [the] road of idiocy'; indicative of the lacklustre commitment and unwillingness of governments, businesses and the public to embrace the necessary change.
