Sentence examples for killing nature from inspiring English sources

The current capitalism, Greider argues, produces "greater inequalities, generation after generation," and is "gradually killing nature".

Fifteen percent of the human race, or 1.1 billion people, arise each morning to make their livelihood by killing nature.

They all wanted to know: "Why are adults killing nature?" What kind of a world are we leaving for our children?

And while we don't yet know the details of this plan, we can certainly hope that the gigantic cloud of toxic petroleum spreading through our pristine beaches, killing nature and man's livelihood with its oleous plumes, is understood to be the ultimate warning sign that our oil addiction is literally killing us.

Killing nature, we understood, was bad.

Part of me didn't want to blow by and accidently kill nature's stealth assassin.

In fact, the episode is also indicative of the centuries-long crusades waged in Europe to convert or kill nature worshippers in the isolated regions of the Balkans, Scandinavia, the Alps, the British Isles, and nearly all of Russia.

People who are close to the earth and respect the earth respect it's creatures too, respect every living thing and don't kill natures wonderful creatures.

Unfortunately, it's the poor that are killing Mother Nature simply because there's so many of them.

In that sense, we can empirically say that: yes, Facebook and all of the twee cat videos you constantly share on it make it the worst social media platform for killing Mother Nature.

Either it is right that we should kill because nature kills; torture because nature tortures; ruin and devastate because nature does the like; or we ought not to consider what nature does, but what it is good to do".