Sentence examples for green thinkers from inspiring English sources

This is why so many green thinkers have rightly been suspicious of economic growth: the curve of rising living standards has been tracked by the curve of rising energy use from coal, oil and gas.

However, should the leadership revert to Caroline Lucas – if she's elected and Bennett isn't – Lucas might trump Clegg as the most bookish leader: she has a PhD for a feminist study of Elizabethan romance, and has namechecked writers such as Gabriel García Márquez, Virginia Woolf and Maya Angelou as well as green thinkers.

Deep ecology ceased to be a specific doctrine, but instead became a "platform", of eight simple points, on which Næss hoped all deep green thinkers could agree.

THE WORD "ECO-CITY" first took off with a book written in 1987 by Richard Register, a green thinker based in California.

Over 30 years ago, the prominent green thinker Bill McKibben published a book titled The End of Nature, in which he argued that natural systems could no longer be considered independent from human influence.

Green-thinkers laud hemp for its natural resistance to pests and weeds, which makes it less destructive to the environment than cotton.

This week, it will show in New York, again for free (Feb 4-10 athehe Village East Cinema), following a day of green Big-Thinker panels at Columbia University and the UN's declaration of 2011 as The Year of The Forest.

Beyond the limited edition The Thinker with green ferrofluid, Haines is reluctant to admit his plans for the future ("I can't really comment on them yet. Hopefully, soon though").. Until then, keep your eyes and ears tuned to Kyle Haines Kickstarterr. .

Over previous years, he had worked hard to win over many in the Muslim community, presenting himself as a maverick free thinker with impeccable green credentials.

The UK market for green is saturated, and overstuffed with thinkers and practitioners.

Critics — such as Nassim Nicholas Taleb, who famously likened TED speakers to "low-level entertainers" — tend to regard TED as a rogue force of idiocy, chasing ideas with a meat grinder while serious thinkers chew their leafy greens.