Sentence examples for environmentalist living from inspiring English sources

Philip Silva, a young environmentalist living in Prospect Heights said, "The thing about the way he broke those branches is that he'd snap them in a way that they couldn't be cut back, to a point where a callous would grow over the prune.

Russo, whom Trump calls a "highly respected environmentalist," lived in an old Victorian farmhouse on the 500-acre Bedminster property when DeLorean owned it.

Two environmentalists lived in a camp near Heathrow airport which was raided on the eve of the wedding.

The Senate's decision by a vote of 51 to 49 to allow oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska is a sad reminder that, as the saying goes, environmentalists live in a world of wounds.

So why not Laguna Beach, where some of the most ardent environmentalists live?

Five years ago, I met my first environmentalist while living in small-town Florence, SC.

There's a mill owner, Max Damian Garveyy), whose negotiations with the greenies spark the ire of local loggers – chiefly Craig Ben Oxenbouldd) – and Jens (Damon Gameau), a charismatic environmentalist who lives up a tree.

If residents protest the new tree and demand that it be taken down, I'll be its Julia Butterfly Hill, an environmentalist who lived in a redwood tree for about two years to protest logging in California.

A self-professed environmentalist who lives in a New Haven condominium complex with two roommates -- Buddy, a Moluccan cockatoo, and Sonny, a Senegal parrot -- Mr. Megna said he first sensed that Mr. DePino was vulnerable last August.

An environmentalist who lives in Alaska, Davidson offers a clear-eyed description of the folly of much of the cleanup effort.

He's been compared by the Brazilian media to Grizzly Man, the American environmentalist who lived among the grizzly bears of Alaska until one of them killed him.