Environmental regulations are said to cost too much, slow economic growth, hurt businesses, cost jobs and give other less-environmentally sound countries a competitive advantage.
Nevertheless, phytoremediation has opened up the prospect for a less costly, practical and environmentally sound approach to clean-up low-level radiation waste sites.
The new technologies are in the process of truly revolutionizing manufacturing, for example, making far less expensive, more efficient, environmentally sound, decentralized production possible.
At the point where shredders have accumulated a large amount of boxes and are ready to return them, some will send them back to TerraCycle via freight, while more local companies may choose to deliver the boxes directly to the TerraCycle warehouse using their own box trucks; both methods are less expensive (and more environmentally sound) than shipping through an external delivery company.
She compared Florida sugarcane agriculture to sugarcane grown in the West Indies, which, she claimed, was more environmentally sound, had a longer harvest cycle less harmful to soil nutrients, and was less expensive for consumers due to the higher sugar content.
Unlike their baby boomer and Generation X counterparts, the new class of cooks is less tied to the aesthetics of gas and more interested in environmentally sound choices.
It's environmentally sound".
Because they're environmentally sound?
"One that is environmentally sound".
"It's an environmentally sound plan.
"It's environmentally sound and economically sound," she said.
