Sentence examples for environmentally ineffective from inspiring English sources
John Hanlon, the association's secretary general, said that 80 percent of emissions from aviation in the Union were generated by long-distance flights, and so not including them would render the law environmentally ineffective.
The previous program has been regarded as being ineffective environmentally and inefficient in terms of failing to promote understanding and acceptance of residential photovoltaic installation.
Current methods to combat such blooms such as copper sulfate treatment are expensive, ineffective, and environmentally toxic, motivating development of biochemical algaecides as green alternatives.
It doesn't look to big government for solutions: No federal mandates, no pleading with mega-energy corporations to be environmentally responsible, no waiting for ineffective cap-and-trades.
And he said the budget he is sending to Congress on Thursday will call for $15 billion a year in federal spending to spur development of environmentally friendly but so far cost-ineffective energy sources such as wind and solar, biofuels, clean coal and more fuel-efficient vehicles.
The experimental results revealed that the environmentally friendly lubricant boric acid was highly ineffective for reducing the wear in the surfaces tested.
It concluded that attempting to hold back the shingle or breaching the spit to create a new outlet for the Glaven would be expensive and probably ineffective, and doing nothing would be environmentally damaging.
Attempting to hold back the shingle or breaching the spit to create a new outlet for the Glaven would be expensive and probably ineffective, and doing nothing would be environmentally damaging.
Greenpeace insists golden rice is a "waste of money" and an "ineffective tool… [that] is also environmentally irresponsible, poses risks to human health and compromises food security".
Salmon farms are environmentally controversial.
