Sentence examples for environmentally desirable from inspiring English sources

Within the framework of an agri-environmental scheme, farmers are usually requested to perform certain actions that are considered environmentally desirable, or refrain from carrying out others.

"Fuel-cell cars will not be environmentally desirable for decades, because there are better uses for the fuels you can make the hydrogen out of," Mr. Romm said in a telephone interview.

The shop stewards combine committee, representing the 13 different trades unions in the company, decided to draw up "an alternative corporate plan for socially useful and environmentally desirable production".

And efforts to reduce consumption are complicated by the fact that many environmentally desirable products and activities depend as heavily on aggregate as environmentally undesirable ones do: solar panels are made from silica and silicon; wind turbines are manufactured with foundry sand; autonomous electric vehicles need roads and highways, too.

Power production resulting in zero greenhouse gas emissions is economically and environmentally desirable.

Soap-free emulsion polymerization is an environmentally desirable process that can produce highly monodisperse polymer particles with high purity.

Sea Bear, a smoked-salmon processor, claims its fish is wild and caught by hook and line, which suggests that it is of better quality than salmon that is farmed and netted, and environmentally more desirable.

Many thousands of words have been written on the subject, but to boil it down to bare essentials, every design project should fulfill its function, while also being responsible, ethically and environmentally, and desirable.

These results provide a benchmark for further studies where new alternatives of crop distribution may prove environmentally and economically desirable choices for farmers in the Pampas.

Increasingly, certification looks set to become not only environmentally but also financially desirable — a marketable plus.

A couple of years ago the Harvard Design Magazine asked me to explore this issue by choosing one group of design projects that were environmentally responsible but not desirable, others that were the other way around, and a final group that combined both qualities.