Sentence examples for environmental war from inspiring English sources
This is much more of a mercantile war than a real safety or environmental war.
Admiral Allen said his agency would try to reconcile the conflicting numbers that were issued during what he called "the equivalent of an environmental war".
Suely Araújo, president of Brazil's government environment agency, Ibama, said the proposal to let states and cities decide their own environmental licensing could lead to an "environmental war" as states competed to attract industries by offering looser licensing.
The Justice Peak fire is "one of the big ones," an environmental war zone where 1,700 troops are battling an elemental force that makes up its own military rules.
Stemming the incoming anti-environmental tide in Washington will be up to two other groups in addition to the moderate Republicans ("Environmental War Clouds," editorial, Nov. 25): first, those Democrats who have spent the past two years fending off a misguided energy bill, chain saw-oriented forest policy and other environmental misadventures, and second, the American people.
Interestingly, ground zero in the environmental wars may have been the pump house of a closed arsenic-plagued well in Hopewell Borough.
And ground zero in the environmental wars may have been the pump house of a closed arsenic-plagued well in Hopewell Borough, N.J., where Representatives Rush D. Holt and Frank Pallone Jr. spoke out on Wednesday against the arsenic rule rollback.
Indigenous people are at the forefront of these environmental wars.
The next wars will be the known as the "environmental wars" and not just the "water wars".
Addressing the protesters, Corbyn said, "The issues facing the world in Paris this week are pollution, climate change, inequality, environmental refugees, war refugees and resources wars.
Like some other left-leaning dissenters of his time, he believed that environmental pollution, war, and racial and sexual inequality needed to be addressed as related issues of a central problem.
