Sentence examples for including the environmental from inspiring English sources

Sanctions took a toll on Iran's economy, including the environmental sector, she said.

I realized we must begin including the environmental costs – including environment-related health costs – in every financial transaction.

At last, then, a countryside policy on which everybody, including the environmental and bloodsports lobbies, can agree.

To Martin and the other, mostly women activists, including the environmental lawyer Kate Hudson, Niagara's plan to source water from Kingston's Cooper Lake reservoir, in the town of Woodstock, and sell it in stores was a personal affront.

Ministers have been forced to concede that they have not made any attempt "to quantify the economic benefits of night flights or to draw up a balance-sheet including the environmental disbenefits".

On the wider economic issue, the government was forced to concede that it had made no attempt "to quantify the benefits of night flights or to draw up a balance sheet including the environmental disbenefits".

We negotiated that rule with industry and the environmental community (including the Environmental Defense Fund).

The bill was praised by some in the environmental community, including the Environmental Defense Fund, whose president, Fred Krupp, called the bill "the best chance in a generation for us to move past an obsolete and badly broken law to provide strong protections for all Americans".

And he has worked with national environmental bureaus, including the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Park Service and the Forest Service, to whom he restored funding.

Among 12 outside organizations that have endorsed the plan as partners (including the Environmental Protection Agency and the Forest Service), two were environmental groups: Leave No Trace, of Boulder, and the Conservation Law Foundation of New England, which has filed numerous lawsuits against ski resorts in the past.

Several conservative groups, including the Heritage Foundation and the American Enterprise Institute, as well as environmental organizations including the Environmental Working Group, oppose crop insurance subsidies, which they say amount to income protection, rather than protection against crop losses from drought or natural disasters.