Sentence examples for many environmental scientists from inspiring English sources
Many environmental scientists have long seen ExxonMobil as antithetical to their cause.
Global warming is an urgent, complex issue, which many environmental scientists admit they do not fully understand.
But it has been attacked as deeply flawed by many environmental scientists since its publication in English in 2001 by Cambridge University Press.
Neil Carman of the Lone Star Sierra Club said the release was probably even larger than BP had acknowledged, because the company estimated that more than 98 percent of the pollution was burned off by a flare, an overly optimistic figure in the eyes of many environmental scientists.
As any sensible person would expect, his facts are usually fallacies and his analysis is largely non-existent".Those contemptuous words from Stuart Pimm, a professor of conservation biology at Columbia University, are fairly representative of the response from many environmental scientists and activists to Bjorn Lomborg's recent book, "The Skeptical Environmentalist".
Chalakudi River is one of the important rivers of the South India which has attracted attention of many environmental scientists recently because of the proposed Athirapally Hydel Project across the river.
Parry's observation that his new recruits never know enough about the law may be why in the U.S. many environmental forensic scientists get training in chemistry or geology and then go on to do a law degree.
Many environmental health scientists would like to expand the reach of these sensors to every corner of the world.
Many environmental health scientists aren't so sure.
As Mr. Ehrlich and many other environmental scientists have documented, by pouring carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, we put things we value and love in danger, from the coral reefs to the Jersey Shore, from homes threatened by wildfire to farms endangered by drought.
Whilst you may never become rich from a career in the environmental field, I have not come across many ecologists or environmental scientists who do not enjoy coming to work.
