The phrase "environmentally informed" is correct and usable in written English.
It generally refers to a person or organization who understands the consequences of their policies and actions on the environment. For example, "The company is dedicated to creating environmentally informed policies and practices."
The park is also attempting to make more environmentally informed choices when building new attractions.
For a time, Scandinavian companies with totally chlorine-free paper were able to command significant price premiums and serve a rapidly growing market segment of environmentally informed customers.
Professor O'Rourke spearheaded the development of GoodGuide, a "for benefit" organization (with a great iPhone app) that allows consumers to make environmentally informed choices.
Defined as the study and design of products and processes integrating environmentally informed computational form-generation processes and digital fabrication, this interdisciplinary field operates at the intersection of biology, materials science, engineering, and computer science with emphasis on environmentally informed digital design and fabrication.
Sverker Sörlin's core area of research is in the roles and functions of knowledge in environmentally informed modern societies.
As worthy a read for the green-conscious as for the less environmentally informed.
This suggests that towards achieving efficient energy choices, one way by which households' behaviour can be in line with energy efficient choices somewhat depends on the extent to which they are environmentally conscious or informed.
More specifically, sustainable tourist destinations have been largely motivated by the demand side, where well informed and environmentally conscious consumers exhibit a steadily increasing preference in environmentally-committed tourist destinations [1, 2]; and an increasing interest in purchasing environmentally-friendly tourist products and services.
He and his family believe in the importance of training a new generation of farmers and informing environmentally and socially aware consumers.
Not only does this study represent the first broad parametric approach to evaluating life cycle energy and carbon of DSFs within its given context, but it also informs environmentally-aware design and application of DSFs.
The challenge is how to educate consumers so that they may make fully informed choices relative to the selection of environmentally friendly or sustainable interior textile products.
