Sentence examples for environmental publication from inspiring English sources

Just one reporter, from an online environmental publication, showed up, while several reporters in New York listened in by telephone.

Still, one environmental publication, the Green Guide, has objected to sale of the clothing, saying its health and environmental effects are still in question.

But I urge those who are interested in learning more to take a look at Nathaniel Johnson's frightfully smart series of articles on GMOs in the online environmental publication Grist.

But her stock holdings in TransCanada,  first reported by the Sunlight Foundation and Onearth.org, an environmental publication affiliated with the Natural Resources Defense Council, would surely complicate the issue.

She began as a contributing writer for E/The Environmental Magazine, the nation's oldest independent environmental publication, and was a dining columnist for The Fairfield County Weekly, where she also regularly wrote about commuting, transportation, and alternative energy.

Based on an eight month investigation of internal documents of the major fossil fuel corporations, the environmental publication, Inside Climate News has revealed that the fossil fuel companies, especially Exxon which was doing cutting-edge climate research, were already aware of the connection between fossil fuel combustion and global warming by the late 1970s.

Several reasons may explain such observation, including heterogeneity of the depression phenotype, different study designs, lack of power in some studies, interaction of genetic and environmental factors, publication bias, and false-positive findings in most of the candidate gene studies [45].

Selected journal content is also available in Portuguese in the Brazilian public health journal Ciência & Saúde Coletiva and in Spanish in the Chilean occupational and environmental health publication Ciencia y Trabajo.

Environmental enrichment publications over the 20 years of the study corresponded to 27% of all animal well-being publications in the period.

Recent reviews of environmental health publications have shown that studies supported by industry sources are more likely to be favorable to industry interests [ 5, 6].

Jim did an exceptional job of guiding the journal, and under his leadership EHP saw a rise in impact factor that now ranks the journal in first place in two categories of scientific publications: environmental sciences and public, environmental, and occupational health.