Sentence examples for environmentally viable from inspiring English sources
2000 Becomes one of the first practices in UK to gain certification for the International Environmental Management System standard, by creating software able to assess the environmental impact of buildings on their surroundings, known as EVA (Environmentally Viable Architecture).
Conversely, an environmentally viable, more equal global economy needs better management of international finance and trade.
Called "intensive rotational grazing," it is an agricultural perpetual motion machine that makes grazing economically and environmentally viable.
However, Gatwick remained confident that it had a cheaper, more environmentally viable and less politically toxic proposal.
Their resistance to corrosion and long service life make them an economical and environmentally viable solution to traditional piling.
The provision of housing (presently in chronically short supply) and of social meeting points, in a suitably vernacular and environmentally viable style, is also imaginatively addressed.
To reach sustainability in the wider sense the common society has to meet the 7 tenets – that management actions have to be environmentally sustainable, economically viable, technologically feasible, socially desirable (or at least tolerable), legally permissible, administratively achievable and politically expedient.
There has been a renewed, worldwide interest in developing an environmentally friendly, economically viable and technologically feasible supersonic transport aircraft.
Planning designs for timber harvesting projects must also be physically feasible, environmentally acceptable, and economically viable and address potentially competing objectives upfront in a multi-purpose planning effort.
Hence it may be judicious to explore the technically feasible, environmentally compatible and economically viable use of jute geotextile, as a suitable drainage medium for dealing with drainage problems encountered in the field.
