Sentence examples for environmental theory from inspiring English sources

One environmental theory that explains Nauru's persistent drought is called the oven effect.

That is the claim of a new environmental theory of criminal behavior.

The environmental theory of obesity is prompting governmental interventions, like New York City's ban on most trans fats in restaurant food.

While Australia contributed only a little to the mainstream of environmental theory, Peter Singer of Monash University won international renown for his exposition of animal rights.

Cannavò works and teaches in the areas of political theory; environmental theory, politics, and history; and geography and the politics of place.

Bowlby's attachment theory is a truly environmental theory as it has explained individual differences in attachment patterns (attachment types) by individual variations in caregivers' behaviour.

And he saw an additional benefit to budget stringency: he could test his environmental theories in a real-life laboratory.

"I knew he was a nut on auto safety, an initial supporter of Ralph Nader's consumerism and an early listener to Rachel Carson's environmental theories.

Therefore, Māori environmental theories and practices derive from long (hundreds of years) cultural and ecological relationships with their ancestral land.

Social and environmental theories of crime have been dominant in criminology and in public policy while biological theories have been seen as outdated and discredited.

Different economic and environmental theories and approaches have been used to date to evaluate effectiveness of biofuels policies, efficiency of biofuels production or sustainability of different biofuels technologies.