Sentence examples for matters of environmental from inspiring English sources
Last month, The Washington Post reported on a series of changes, including some involving a committee that advises the disease control centers on matters of environmental health.
The vocal delivery maintains the relaxed, casual innocence of the opening, but the lyrics are almost post-apocalyptic, digging into very adult matters of environmental collapse and the costs of war.
Matters of environmental and social justice are the business of all tiers of civil society.
In subsequent years, however, it became increasingly apparent to many people that even matters of environmental management may have direct bearing on their well-being, not least with increasing human-wildlife conflict and through positive and negative impacts arising from the establishment of protected areas and from environmental policies.
We should not be debating settled matters of environmental and medical science.
Through screening a diverse selection of high-quality films on matters of environmental concern, and organizing panel discussions with environmental experts, filmmakers and other stakeholders, the festival seeks to foster dialogue and to inspire Dominican audiences to adopt practices that will ensure the health and environmental sustainability of the country.
Tropical hardwoods are exploited in the forests of northern La Paz, Pando, Beni, and Santa Cruz areas, although the logging of rainforests has become a matter of environmental concern.
Until recently, Mr. Werner said, fishing regulation in the United States was too often a matter of environmental litigation in which "the fishermen are cast as the villains, and get ever more restrictive regulation on where they fish, how they fish.
Railway-induced vibrations are a growing matter of environmental concern.
The use of solid wastes and natural fibres to the production of innovative composites is now a matter of environmental need.
Third, the emergence of our classical world is not merely a matter of environmental decoherence (e.g., Omnés 1994; Berry 2001; Wallace 2012).
