"environmentally effective" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has a positive impact on the environment. Example: "The company's new recycling program has been environmentally effective, reducing waste and promoting sustainable practices."
For standardized environmental management systems (EMS) to be environmentally effective tools, they should affect important environmental aspects related to flows of materials and energy, which for manufacturing companies are closely connected to their products.
Contrary to the widely accepted belief that environmental regulations are a drain on profitability, research demonstrates that being environmentally effective can add value to a company, and potentially benefit its shareholders.
Our proposals represent the most environmentally effective and practical means of reducing aviation's carbon impact.
This lack of metrics impedes environmentally effective coastal zone management.
Modern approaches to environmentally effective antifouling systems and their performance are highlighted.
The wide-scale use of the method can be environmentally effective.
A cap-and-trade system can be more environmentally-effective and more cost-effective than standards.
In summary, compared with conventional standards, a cap-and-trade system can be more environmentally-effective and more cost-effective.
Can we use garments in a cost-effective and environmentally efficient way without actually owning them?
With the current global demand for energy, plant biomass has become the main gamble as a renewable and environmentally cost-effective new feedstock to chemicals and biofuel production [ 2- 5].
The extract or its semi-purified fractions of A. altissima were strong plant growth inhibitors, therefore good candidates as potential environmentally safe and effective agricultural pest management agents.
