The phrase "environmentally friendly of" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is unclear what the intended meaning of this phrase would be, and it would be more appropriate to use a different construction. Example: "The company's products are environmentally friendly."
Seeking Cleaner Waste Raising animals for food on a large scale is not the most environmentally friendly of activities.
And it is one of the most environmentally friendly of the first-generation biofuels, in terms of its carbon dioxide emissions, in production and use.
The government's consulting engineers recommended the cheapest and most environmentally friendly of four alternative dams, but the mining and energy ministry is keen on the big expensive one.
Self-preservation quickly drove us to the most effective, but least environmentally friendly, of the two insect repellants offered by the pousada: not the ideal start on a Unesco World Heritage Site and designated maritime national park where swimming in sun-screen is, in places, forbidden lest the delicate eco-system be damaged.
But more than anything else, they make clear that a future more heavily dependent on natural gas, seen as the cleanest and most environmentally friendly of the fossil fuels, will also require an enormous increase in drilling, a factor that is part of the increasing pressure on opening new public lands to energy exploration.
"Energy that isn't used is the most environmentally friendly of all … if the transition to non-nuclear sources provides additional incentives to conserve energy that will be a wonderful side effect," he says.
The multiple studies that assessed individualised marketing of environmentally friendly modes of transport reported an average net effect of around eight additional cycling trips per person per year in the local populations targeted.
If public opinion proves favorable, Sweden may soon have a more environmentally friendly way of disposing of dead bodies--freezing and composting them.
Sixteen studies evaluated one particular approach individualised marketing of "environmentally friendly" modes of transport (walking, cycling, and public transport)—in different locations.
Sixteen studies assessing individualised marketing of "environmentally friendly" modes of transport to interested households reported modest but consistent net effects equating to an average of eight additional cycling trips per person per year in the local population.
The government also said it would work to produce a more environmentally friendly mode of production, one of the biggest challenges facing China's seafood industry.
