Sentence examples for environmentalism by from inspiring English sources

This project aims to better understand rural Americans' views on the environment, environmental policy, and environmentalism by understanding the attitudes of rural North Carolinians.

Secondly, I engage with environmental historians interested in the working-class environmentalism by explaining the process by which some Appalachians became convinced that coalmining was too dangerous while others decided that it was too important to loose.

Critiques of Western environmentalism by Tibetan activists hold the ultimate cause of environmental destruction to be sonam, dependent on people's hearts, rather than proximate causes of logging and pollution (Yeh 2014a).

Indeed, stakeholders have strong potential to influence corporate decision-making processes in favor of environmentalism by educating the public and raising the political profile of environmental issues (Roarty 1997).

Meanwhile the administration offers the illusion of environmentalism, by announcing policies that sound impressive but are nearly content-free.

UNEP was muscled out of the serious business of environmentalism by the bigger and slicker Food and Agricultural Organisation, which held itself responsible for wilderness protection.

For these tales of wizards and dragons seemed to be informed as much by Jung, Taoism and environmentalism as by JRR Tolkien (who wrote The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings).

In contrast to Yeh (2014b), who focused on articulations of Tibetan environmentalism made by individuals actively involved in the environmental movement, we explore understandings across a largely rural Tibetan community that has not been the focus of major externally driven conservation efforts or community projects.

Gore's film vaulted him back into public view, where he took on the mantle of the elder statesman of environmentalism, revered by liberals as intensely as he is vilified by conservatives.

Shuttling between the West and the East, and the contemporary and the historical, Johanson takes equal distances from earthworks created by her peer artists such as Robert Smithson, and the environmentalism advocated by landscape architects following Ian McHarg.

Yet he also worries that Germany's slightly obsessive environmentalism – illustrated by its reaction to the Fukushima nuclear disaster last year – is influenced by romanticism and suggests that "deep flaws in the national psyche had survived".