Sentence examples for environmentally damaged from inspiring English sources

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.

Building the lined storage pools was one of the promises Lynas had made to win permission to put the refinery here, in an area already environmentally damaged by the chemical plants that line the narrow, muddy Balok River.

Nuclear power plants are often placed next to large bodies of water, and jellyfish blooms are common even in waters that are not environmentally damaged, so jellyfish clogs are a recurring problem.

The violence and instability of North Africa is now spreading into sub-Saharan Africa, with the Sahel – one of the world's poorest and most environmentally damaged regions – now gripped by jihadism, which is also seeping into the Horn of Africa to its east.

She uses Undaria seaweed from Patagonia in her products to deliver antioxidants and repair environmentally damaged skin.

The detection of activating ras oncogene mutations at high frequency in liver tumors of feral fish suggest that the survey of mutations in genes, such as p53 or other genes, might provide a genetic signature for specific chemical exposure in tissues of aquatic animals derived from environmentally damaged sites.

Environmentally damaging newspapers.

It's costly and environmentally damaging.

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.