Sentence examples for environmental sense from inspiring English sources

Growing more here makes financial not just environmental sense.

Many climate experts say encouraging the trade in HFC-23 offsets makes economic and environmental sense.

Whether that departure model still makes economic and environmental sense is debatable.

"It's a sensible step that makes not just environmental sense, but complete economic sense," Tong said.

It generally makes environmental sense, therefore, to favour local food and other products.

"What we want is sustainable tourism in the environmental sense, social, economic and cultural sense," Ms. Pangestu said.

Mr. Rubinstein was referring to one of the research areas to be addressed in the 200,000-square-foot Advanced Science Research Center, now under construction: water and environmental sensing.

At present, environmental sensing using electromagnetic waves can be performed using two different approaches.

This makes environmental sensing essential, to design waveform in a cognitive way.

This information should be helpful for the elucidation of the environmental sensing strategy of C. cellulovorans.

These surface modifications have found application in biochemical and environmental sensing for organic and inorganic analytes.