Sentence examples for expert environmental from inspiring English sources

Reviewer Andrew Motion describes Mabey as "the steward of a pastoral tradition in which highly personal responses to landscape are matched by expert environmental concern".

He is the steward of a pastoral tradition in which highly personal responses to landscape are matched by expert environmental concerns; his ideas have become standard with no loss of urgency.

He said it was coordinated between the plaintiffs and the court, which had previously accepted an expert environmental opinion that Chevron contended was partly ghost-written by representatives of the plaintiffs, who include villagers and Indian tribes in northeastern Ecuador.

Our SAF-accredited Master of Forestry (MF) program equips graduates for careers as expert environmental problem-solvers in industry, conservation organizations, Timber Investment Management Organizations, and other organizations involved with the use and conservation of forests.

Jennifer Schwab is a sustainability expert, environmental designer and consultant.

Health experts, environmental advocates and politicians called on the federal Environmental Protection Agency yesterday to address contamination and medical problems in Brooklyn and other areas outside Lower Manhattan resulting from the Sept. 11 attack.

The courses would be designed by wilderness experts, environmental scientists and artists and would be focused on improving our understanding of nature and its practical, intellectual and emotional importance in our lives.

The petition, signed by 107 doctors, public health experts, environmental scientists, and academics, cited a growing number of anecdotal reports associating fracking with adverse health risks through human exposure to water, air and soil.

Experts in this consortium include physicians, epidemiologists, mathematical modellers, climate experts, environmental scientists, laboratories, ecologists, chemical ecologists, entomologists, and a health economist (Table 1).

On the basis of the desk research findings, the nine hotspots were assessed by three types of experts: environmental and health experts (environmental and health scientists; n = 5), policy experts (experts working for governmental bodies or governmental expert institutes; n = 7) and social experts (social scientists; n = 7).

Thornton is an expert in environmental and energy law and a visiting professor at University College London.