Sentence examples for fragile environmental from inspiring English sources

On both fronts, wildlife and climate change, the proposals alone – even without approval – will be another blow to the Conservatives' already fragile environmental credentials, which helped rehabilitate the party in opposition.

More than 40 years after a Union Oil well blew out five miles off the coast of Santa Barbara, California, causing a major spill in 1969, the technology used by the oil industry to clean up and protect fragile environmental areas has hardly changed.

The modern fragile environmental situation is characterised by strong coastal erosion and difficult management.

Pedosites as soilscapes were: (i) cultural landscapes; (ii) soilscapes determining the amenity of a panorama; (iii) soilscapes in fragile environmental balance; (iv) soilscapes that contribute to the outliving of particular ecosystems.

When back in the hub area, a condensed Manhattan, a level freshly completed, I passed the controller and they messed about for a while, just smashing into things, laughing at the natural slapstick potential of destructible NPCs meeting comparably fragile environmental assets.

"Environmentally weak country" may mean that China's ecological environment has become fragile and the environmental issue is "weakening" China.

Unchecked and unregulated, these vehicles present a huge threat to fragile landscapes and environmental values in general.

Professor Taylor said his goal was to raise awareness of the fragile and endangered environmental niche that the monarch inhabits.

These failed on largely party-line votes, with panel chair Barbara Boxer (D CA) repeatedly emphasizing that such "poison bill" amendments could upend the fragile coalition of environmental groups and selected industries that support the bill.

These outputs provide an indication of where different activities are sustainable or at risk, where more soil data is needed, and develops a tool to better plan for a State requiring optimal food and fibre production, without depleting its natural soil resources and impacting the fragile ecosystems providing environmental benefits and supporting the tourism industry.

Though the problem is not unique to Ethiopia especially in the northern part of the country, but assessing the impacts of restoration practices in the rift valley would generate additional information representing the most environmental fragile part of the country where no detailed impact assessment studies have been conducted.