Sentence examples for environmentally friendly measures from inspiring English sources

They will be paid according to the amount of environmentally friendly measures they can put in place on their land.

Using public transportation (77.67%) and using energy saving appliances (72.74%) are environmentally friendly measures that most respondents wanted to practice.

Future Forests says the majority of the 40,000 individuals who have paid for environmentally friendly measures since it was founded in 1997 are Europeans.

It would also mean unleashing innovations in building management, as landlords seek out new ways to lower taxes through environmentally friendly measures.

Becoming self-sufficient in energy is the latest in a string of environmentally friendly measures the Eagles have taken since they opened their stadium in 2003.

The study also failed to point out, Mr. Trevor said, that much of the ticket tax revenue received by the agency had been used to support other "environmentally friendly" measures, like rail links to Newark and Kennedy.

Identification of genes conferring resistance to plant diseases and the development of resistant cultivars are considered the most economic, effective and environmentally friendly measure for controlling plant diseases (Singh et al. 2011, 2012, 2013; Simko et al. 2013; Fukuoka et al. 2014; Khanna et al. 2015; Ellur et al. 2016).

The carbon tax was framed by Macron as an environmentally friendly measure.

The book ranks models from the worst polluters to the most environmentally friendly, by measures including tailpipe emissions, greenhouse gases and fuel economy.

To facilitate the planning of environmentally friendly control measures, there is a need for further investigations on breeding habitat diversity and ecology of anopheline mosquito developmental stages.

As rail freight transport is generally considered an environmentally friendly option, various measures have been implemented for more than two decades, at national and European level, to encourage a modal shift from road to rail.