Sentence examples for irreversible environment from inspiring English sources

Free cyanide is a toxic compound that affects cellular respiration and causes irreversible environment problems.

In the decision concerning the corn seeds produced by Dow and Pioneer, Mr. Dimas calls "potential damage on the environment irreversible".

This minimizes the possibility that irreversible effects of environment on phenotypes prior to the beginning of the experiment do not persist.

Global warming is causing irreversible damage to the environment, poverty and greed is stifling progress and corruption is rife.

I am standing as an MP to draw attention to the debate because I believe fracking is unsafe technology and the damage it could do to the environment is irreversible.

But in its 5-to-2 decision, the Court of Appeals said that the conservation department "did not exceed its authority or act contrary to law" in enforcing a regulation meant to remove existing or potential hazards that pose a significant threat or imminent danger of irreversible damage to the environment.

This has caused some irreversible impacts on the environment.

Among these heavy metals, nickel exhibits remarkable toxicity, thereby causing irreversible damage to the environment and human health.

This is more significant specifically in off-shore oil and gas platforms where releasing hydrocarbons could cause irreversible damages to both environment and personnel.

As far as maritime statistics are concerned, 528 accidents took place resulting on 98 fatalities during 2006 in Europe, but again with significant side effects to the environment, often irreversible.

Classified as a middle income developing country, the challenge for Sri Lanka is to achieve high economic growth without causing irreversible damage to the environment and while continuing to eliminating social issues such as poverty, malnutrition and poor workplace ethics (Goger 2013).