Sentence examples for environmental necessity from inspiring English sources

Put like this, birth control is an environmental necessity.

"The Crocodile Hunter" is couched in environmental necessity.

The chance to turn environmental necessity to our economic and social advantage has once again gone begging.

How do we persuade people to drive less — an environmental necessity — while also encouraging them to revive our staggering economy by buying new cars?

This points to something important about waste, which is that cutting down on it doesn't usually need to entail economic sacrifice; on the contrary, it is in everyone's financial interests (as well as being an environmental necessity) to use resources more efficiently.

For China, going greener and cleaner has been driven in considerable part by environmental necessity.

As both human and ecological problems become ever more pressing, the new millennium is witnessing an emerging environmentalism that moves beyond merely preserving pristine wilderness and also calls for clean air and water as human rights as well as environmental necessities.

For example, if you're going to revise the productive system to make cars or anything else in such a way as to suit the environmental necessities, at the same time why not see to it that women earn as much as men for the same work?" Dr. Commoner's diagnoses and prescriptions sometimes put him at odds with other environmental leaders.

Current conditions in Bulgaria are favorable for the development of agroforestry due to socio-economic incentives and environmental necessities.

Environmental issues associated with water sanitation are not confined to developing countries alone but are the most basic human and environmental necessities all over the world.

This second model is consistent with the role of TGA formation in rapid adaptation to environmental necessities.