Sentence examples for environmentally important areas from inspiring English sources

It concedes that environmentally important areas are bound to be affected.

The $15 million fund would buy land and restore environmentally important areas and waterways.

(Twelve per cent supported such a move even if it caused damage to "environmentally important areas").

The agreement places strict controls on the transformation of national lands and environmentally important areas.

But their campaign was kicked up a notch when they brought in the Natural Resources Defense Council, an international group that has placed the Macal River on a list of 12 "biogems" -- environmentally important areas threatened by development.

A completed berm could potentially increase the impact of storm surges on the coastal lowlands, and instead of blocking oil it could merely redirect the natural tidal flow — and with it thousands of gallons of oil — to even more environmentally important areas.

Sean Christian of the RSPB in Wales said it was a "very damaging development in an environmentally important area".

The project was opposed by conservation groups, which said it would destroy part of an environmentally important area known as the Grandifolia Sandhills, a rolling, sandy oak and beech forest.

In a closely integrated system, (sub-) littoral sandy sediments, sandy beaches, and sand dunes offer natural coastal protection for a host of environmentally and economically important areas and activities inland.

As a result of the large fractionation found between cinnabar and calcine, and because calcine is the dominant source of Hg contamination from the mines studied, δHg values of calcine may be more environmentally important in these mined areas than the primary cinnabar ore.

The monitoring of exhaust gases, particularly in vehicles and environmentally important pollutants are the two main areas of application for these sensors.