Sentence examples for environmentally damage from inspiring English sources

It is scale and risk that Musk and Tesla has taken to challenge the status quo and invent an innovative way to satisfy the world's growing energy requirements that have, until recently, been dependent on a depleting and environmentally damage resource -- fossil fuels.

Flying is still expensive, annoying and environmentally damaging.

Producing these generally involves environmentally damaging processes, one reason that production has moved abroad.

The mayor's aviation adviser, Daniel Moylan, said the Heathrow option was too constrained and too environmentally damaging for extra growth.

Price environmentally damaging emissions, and they will go down while more alternative energy sources come on stream.

Christopher Morris, founder and managing director of E-Car, claims traditional car ownership is outdated, expensive and environmentally damaging.

While port officials say they need the deepening to maintain a competitive port, opponents have said the work is a waste of money and could be environmentally damaging.

A few, often contradictory, details of the plan have leaked out, but it appears to suggest tighter restrictions on exports, and strict curbs on environmentally damaging mines.

The use of landfill would also amount to a personal setback for Mr. Hatoyama, who had criticized the 2006 plan as environmentally damaging.

Areva, the French nuclear company, has been arguing that recycling cuts the cost of disposal and eliminates the need to mine uranium, which itself is environmentally damaging.

A $5,000 grant from the United States Environmental Protection Agency is financing the county's installation of signs describing the restoration process and ecology of environmentally damaged streams and wetlands in the Long Island Sound watershed.