Sentence examples for environmental woes from inspiring English sources

Environmental woes, however, are only part of the problem.

On top of this collapsing economic model pile environmental woes.

China, Sorkin said, has become an "urban laboratory for organic green design" — despite, or perhaps because of, its environmental woes.

China's environmental woes have attracted a lot of attention internationally since the start of the new year.

Nearly 60% of China's underground water is polluted, state media has reported, underscoring the severity of the country's environmental woes.

Inspired business leaders together possess the collective power to reverse our environmental woes in a way that governments cannot.

With the inauguration of an administration avowedly committed to Science as the grand elixir for the nation's economic, environmental and psycho-reputational woes, a number of scientists say that now is the time to tackle a chronic conundrum of their beloved enterprise: how to attract more women into the fold, and keep them once they are there.

The global economy may be recovering, but the talk at the World Economic Forum in Davos is all about the risks: from currency wars to political turmoil, inequality, digital woes, and environmental problems.

For months, nothing seemed to come of the threat, leaving terrorism a secondary concern after Brazil's ongoing Zika woes and environmental clusterfuck.

Democrats have been hammering Snyder for not responding more quickly to Flint's water woes, alleging environmental racism since Flint has a majority African-American population.

Add in all the environmental and social regulations (woe betide the sulphur-emitting chimney or the politically incorrect office comedian), and not just the libertarians will pine for the good old days of freedom.Indeed, it is conventional wisdom that America is both over-lawyered and over-regulated.