Sentence examples for environmental peril from inspiring English sources
Dominic Standish, academic and author of Venice in Environmental Peril?
Gore was shocked to realize that environmental peril was not limited to local incidents of pollution.
Mt. Ararat — where, in Noah's time, the densest collection of biological variation once confronted the direst environmental peril — hulks symbolically in the distance.
Because our children are so screen-addicted and nature-starved, we fear further exiling them from the outdoors with tales of environmental peril?
"Beyond the announcement, it doesn't seem to have been well thought out," said Dominic Standish, a British academic and author of the book Venice in Environmental Peril?
WHEN an archipelago famed for its flora and fauna is deemed to have escaped from environmental peril, that might sound like good news for anyone with an interest in the fate of life on Earth.
Mr. Schwartz, whose wife has cancer, cares most about medical research and environmental perils.
Dr. Holdren has occasionally been drubbed by conservatives as overstating environmental perils.
After all, she said, awareness about animal cruelty and the environmental perils of factory farming is spreading, as is the widening realization of the health hazards of meat.
The result of their work is documented in "Rubbish!" which, despite its sensational exclamation point, is neither a harangue on the environmental perils of a throwaway society nor a tongue-in-cheek history of trash.
Experts say the roots of the region's environmental perils can be traced to the communist period, when for nearly four decades countries like Hungary were used as industrial production centers by the former Soviet Union and a Kremlin that paid little if any credence to environmental standards in its satellites.
