Sentence examples for environmental struggles from inspiring English sources
Since its inception in 2006, the Kingsnorth coal plant expansion has provoked bitter environmental struggles.
It has been used in peace movements, here and in such places as Northern Ireland, in pro- and anti-abortion marches, in environmental struggles large and small.
Their killings came just a few months after Zé Cláudio had spoken, at a TEDX conference in the city of Manaus, about Brazil's environmental struggles.
Having performed around the United States for so many years, Williams writes about how she believes towns can best thrive in an age of economic and environmental struggles.
This feat of civil engineering and of natural resource diversion inspired one of the first environmental struggles of modern times.
Another way is to always show the many, many people of color and working-class Americans who are actively engaged in environmental struggles.
"This is going to be the environmental struggle of our times and it has to be won if we are to avoid catastrophic climate change," he said.
After she saw the protest camps opposing the Dakota Access pipeline, arguably the landmark environmental struggle of the Obama administration and a likely precursor to the future struggle over the Keystone XL pipeline, she felt compelled to travel to the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota.
Thanks to the development of hydroelectric power at nearby Niagara Falls, it pioneered the development of electricity, and that placed it at the center of the nation's first major environmental struggle: How much water should be diverted from the falls to generate electricity?
Coastal communities all over the world face a similar environmental struggle, yet these four locations in particular are unique due to the fact that their residents live at sea level.
