"green nature" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the natural environment or the natural world. For example, "I love to connect with the wonders of green nature whenever I go on a hike."
LONG BEACH Theodore Roosevelt Nature Center "Goin' Green," nature explorations and hands-on activities.
Bio-supported catalysts, due to their green nature, are promising materials for coupling reactions.
The cost would have been prohibitive and the fuel spent contrary to the green nature of her endeavour, she said.
Beyond liquidity, concerns about the true "green" nature of the underlying projects green bonds help finance has been another important issue for investors.
None of the paintings, none of the books, no film or dance or piece of music, not even green nature itself was capable of filling the sieve of aloneness.
AFTER reading the letter of Dr. Edridge Green (NATURE, October 14, p. 513) it occurred to me that the following method, involving no head movement, of observing the movement of positive retinal "after images" might be of interest.
The architecture community's seemingly endless thematic round ups include buildings that are green, nature-inspired and spooky, along with free-range, macrobiotic and gluten-free.
The black stripe represented the African people, the red represented the blood of martyrs for African freedom, green represented Malawi's ever-green nature and the rising sun represented the dawn of freedom and hope for Africa.
Green- nature, healthy, spring, honesty, reliability.
Local favourite places offer basic access to green and nature while other more distant natural places offer a larger variety of qualities and recreational possibilities.
Dark Green Religion: Nature Spirituality and the Planetary Future.
