Sentence examples for harm to nature from inspiring English sources

Dow may be now working happily with the Nature Conservancy — and I did not doubt that the employees I met wanted to make it a greener corporation — but it's still doing harm to nature.

I think the evil of the energy business, with its harm to nature and its bloated élites, was always on my mind as I felt my hero drawn into its aura.

The giant oil firm spent six years trying to figure out the best way to comply with the "Equator principles", an ambitious set of goals for avoiding harm to nature and indigenous people.

At YJA, I also learned that ahimsa extends to non-humans, and that by avoiding the consumption of animal products, Jains seek to limit their harm to nature.

They think these projects do relatively little harm to local nature.

Acknowledging the harm caused to nature by humans, the Advisory Board asked for the implementation of "a set of ecologic skills unknown in this country today".

Make sure to follow campfire safety tips to avoid any harm to yourself or nature.

"It's a place where everyone's agreed not to pollute or cause harm to the things that nature has established there," I say.

But for the vast majority, both the potential for them to do harm to the nation and the nature of their communist affiliation were tenuous.

Researching the scale and nature of alcohol-related harm to health in populations characterised by episodic heavy drinking is challenging [ 13].

"Wiccan religion is based on the love of nature and all things peaceful with harm to none, the petition reads.