Sentence examples for environmentalist view from inspiring English sources

In his recent review (8 November) of Robert Stone's film Pandora's Promise, which relays an environmentalist view on the arguments for embracing nuclear power, Damian Carrington observed of the concerns regarding safety: "As it happens, I think these concerns are overblown too.

Still, Mr. Gore has been careful and was today in pressing his environmentalist views, in part because he is trying to woo supporters in the traditionally Republican business community.

And fewer environmentalists view business executives as the devil incarnate.

Environmentalists view the competition for bragging rights on fuel efficiency as a positive, if unexpected, development.

Environmentalists view him as a natural ally but he gives the impression of lacking the full power to roll back an environment free-for-all he disdains.

Environmentalists view the Coast Guard's interest with dismay about what it suggests for the future of a fragile environment, but also with some relief.

One of Mr. DeLay's protégés, Richard Pombo of California, has been leapfrogged ahead of more senior Republicans to be chairman of the Resources Committee, a choice environmentalists view as a disaster.

Many environmentalists view Bangka as a crucial test case that could play a major role in determining the fate of other small, ecologically sensitive islands in Indonesia that harbour natural resources.

A1 Bush to Revamp Stream Law The Bush administration is moving to revamp a stream-protection rule that Appalachian environmentalists view as their best weapon for fighting the strip-mining technique known as mountaintop removal.

First, a broad consensus has now thrown its weight behind the environmentalists' view that using home-grown ethanol as a replacement for imported oil squanders far too much energy and water in the process, and is not a particularly good way or reducing greenhouse gases anyway.

This anthropocentric and anti-environmentalist view has been referred to as the dominant social paradigm (DSP) (Dunlap and Van Liere 1978; Dunlap et al. 2000).