Sentence examples for massive environmental problems from inspiring English sources
As well as the economy spluttering, there's massive environmental problems with the fires causing enormous haze, health problems and disruption to trade across large swathes of the country.
Meaning that solutions to our massive environmental problems like global climate change, ocean acidification, nutrient saturation, biodiversity loss and others are complex and social.
But as they do it, they are worsening the already massive environmental problems we are facing.
China has set aggressive targets for reducing emissions in the coming decade, and the ruling Communist Party has vowed to tackle the massive environmental problems that came with its emergence as an industrial power.
"Cellphones are just the tip of the electronic waste iceberg now, but they could become a massive environmental problem," said Beth Trask, manager for corporate partnerships at Environmental Defense.
Over the years the policy has led to higher average living standards, a booming economy, and a more predominant place for China in the world – but has also engendered enormous inequality, massive corruption, growing environmental problems and profound popular cynicism, massive expenditure on stability maintenance and now a sense of belligerence on the international stage.
It has also resulted in the expansion of industrial agriculture that is now already producing too much food, leading to overconsumption and growing obesity rates, not to mention massive environmental and pollution problems.
And that explains why Chevron always seems to be dealing with a massive number of environmental problems around the world, including in the U.S. where it is currently under criminal investigation for a recent refinery fire in Richmond, CA. Courts in most countries would not allow Chevron to get away with this brazen mockery of the rule of the law.
The islands of the worst poverty, and the greatest social and environmental problems, are in the landlocked and massive northern states, such as Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
But as scientists, engineers, and ordinary residents begin this massive task, they face the possibility that their efforts will create new environmental problems in direct proportion to their success in remediating the radioactive contamination.
Recent industrial development has improved living standards but due to insufficient environmental monitoring, the continuous discharge of massive industrial pollutants (organic compounds, trace metals, etc). is creating serious environmental problems.
