Sentence examples for environmentally threatened from inspiring English sources

You had a sense of this bucolic old way of life that's being environmentally threatened because cyclones are becoming such a big risk there.

Most of those projects have been for the Department of Environmental Protection, and include recent projects like the installation of sanitary sewers in environmentally threatened areas on Staten Island and putting a storm sewer and a water main under the Belt Parkway in Queens, a project known informally as "digging below the belt".

Neither is producing it from crops grown in biodiversity hotspots, nor creating biofuel through agriculture that shifts other crops into environmentally threatened zones.

Their only concession was a haiku-esque warning on the menus of its London eateries: "Bluefin tuna Is an environmentally threatened species Please ask your server for an alternative".

He said he had always envisioned the dome as an allegory for an environmentally threatened earth and had therefore emphasized to the creators of the TV series that no matter how many departures they take from the novel — and fans of the book will notice many of them — the writers had to retain the important themes.

"Bluefin tuna Is an environmentally threatened species Please ask your server for an alternative".

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.

Known primarily for buying land that is environmentally sensitive or threatened by development, the organization has recently broadened its scope to focus on entire ecosystems that endangered species need to survive.

We can see in their fear, and their subsequent abuse at the hands of the Palin administration (extinguishing Alaskan Native's reservation status and land claims, mining in environmentally sensitive areas, threatening the sanctity of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge) the forecast for any minority group under a McCain/Palin administration.

"The GBRMPA considers that even with best endeavours, the likely impact of the dredging and disposal on nearby benthic [sea floor] habitats and threatened species would be environmentally and socially unacceptable," says an updated executive summary for a Capital Dredging Permit Assessment done in June last year.

In addition, many raptor species are highly visible, endangered or threatened, and are politically and environmentally charismatic.