Sentence examples for of his ecological from inspiring English sources
"Some of his ecological and economics ideas were just crazy," Norman Myers, a professor of environmental studies at Oxford and at Duke University, said in a telephone interview.
The critic Harold Bloom reads one of Merwin's translations; the poet Naomi Shihab Nye reads one of his ecological poems, poised between gratitude for the Earth and hysteria over its destruction.
After beefing up the lineup last year in the name of his ecological mission, Mr. Seeger himself leads a star-packed folk and pop lineup that also boasts Lorre Wyatt, Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, Kris Kristofferson, Judy Collins, Mavis Staples, Buffy Sainte-Marie and Patterson Hood.
We conclude that McHarg's design process fosters the application of his ecological wisdom in an actionable and practical manner in The Woodlands case.
In this paper, we suggest that his design process leads to the expression and application of his ecological wisdom as actionable and practical knowledge.
An interesting fact relating to his idea of the New Earth to construct is that De Chardin in this process does not implicitly reject the possibility of the use of technology in this Earth reconstruction process, as one of the strong characteristics of his ecological approach, comparing perhaps to environmentalists.
ONE of the many tragedies of Saddam Hussein's rule was his ecological vandalism of the marshlands of Mesopotamia.
Despite the switch, Cowles maintained an abiding interest in geology and physiographic geography, both of which deeply influenced his ecological research.
In his ecological studies of visual perception, Gibson's starting point was the active and mobile perceiver: "One sees the environment not just with the eyes but with the eyes in the head on the shoulder of a body that gets about" (p. 211).
Cobb's economic critiques arose as a natural extension of his interest in ecological issues.
Moreover, each American currently has around six times the ecological footprint of his African or Asian counterpart and twice the footprint of Europeans.
