Sentence examples for environmental well from inspiring English sources

For example, citizens can have access to informed environmental intelligence affecting citizens' daily lives and regional economic prosperity which is directly or indirectly affected by environmental well being.

Several studies argued for coordinated Ganges basin management approach but the countries sharing the basin could promote social, economic and environmental well being for the whole region (Swain 1993; Swain 2002; Verghese 1999; Rahaman 2008).

The Ecomodernist Manifesto offers a wise argument that technology can help us live more sustainably and in many ways improve human and environmental well being.

Yes, drill and frack, but it must be done responsibly to issues of water safety and air quality, and the federal agencies such as Interior and the EPA must serve as guardians of the nation's environmental well being.

But simultaneously she was clear that it is incumbent on federal agencies to set standards in keeping with the environmental well being of the nation as a whole, and in the interest of future generations.

And yet we know that there is no more direct route to environmental well being than investments in child well being.

Economic development has sometimes been seen as running counter to environmental well-being.

With the first ruling in 1965, the case was among the earliest to grant citizens standing to sue for environmental well-being.

"I think she clearly understands the depressing effect that our existing car-first infrastructure is having on the state's economic and environmental well-being," he said.

Killackey's film, however, suggests that the project was long doomed: even as donations were pouring in from environmental well-wishers around the planet, oil companies were already moving into the area.

The museum's partners are the Field Studies Council and the Lyme Regis Development Trust, a charity that works to stimulate the economic, social and environmental well-being of the area.