Sentence examples for environmental writers from inspiring English sources

The Scottish naturalist John Muir, the progenitor of a school of environmental writers, extolled the state's natural wonders.

Abbey and Thoreau and other environmental writers or essayists are important because they are what one reads in college and they are part of the environmentalist culture.

Scientists and environmental writers noted that since its inception the word Anthropocene had come to mean something different to different groups of people.

In the 1990s, several environmental writers began describing the agriculture scientist Norman Borlaug, who has died aged 95, as the saviour of "more lives than anyone in history".

Bill McKibben, one of the US's leading environmental writers and campaigners, visited the UK briefly earlier this week to teach a course entitled Building Social Movements and Organising for Change at the Schumacher College in Devon.

What advice would the author of "Garbage Land" and "Bottlemania" offer aspiring environmental writers who want to avoid drowning in a vortex of phthalates, parts per million and other eye-glazing technical details? "Don't wax abstract," Royte said via e-mail.

Danny Chivers is a freelance carbon analyst and environmental writer.

An absorbing biography of the pioneering environmental writer on the 50th anniversary of "Silent Spring".

* A schism at The Guardian, where campaigning environmental writer George Monbiot has experienced a blinding conversion on the road to Sellafield.

Macfarlane upends the stereotype of the environmental writer as a surly, solitary misanthrope railing against human desecrations of the wild.

Keith Kloor has a fascinating interview with the British environmental writer and activist Mark Lynas on the Yale Environment 360 Web site.