Sentence examples for problem of the environment from inspiring English sources

"It is a problem of the environment.

Another thing I did was tackle the problem of the environment.

On September 20 , 1969 Gaylord Nelson, a Democratic senator from Wisconsin, gave a lightly publicized speech in Seattle in which he remarked, "I am convinced that the same concern the youth of this nation took in changing this nation's priorities on the war in Vietnam and on civil rights can be shown for the problem of the environment.

Prooxidant additives represent a promising solution to the problem of the environment contamination with polyethylene film litter.

In other words the Daoist self is not a substantial independent existence but a relational one whose boundaries extend into the conventionally nonhuman, and from a Daoist perspective that is reconstructed to be oriented toward the problem of the environment, we would do well to acknowledge the ways in which whatever we value in ourselves is connected to the nonhuman (Hourdequin and Wong, 2005).

Dr. Solecki is a member of the Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment of the National Academy of Sciences as well as chairman of the Human Dimensions of Global Change Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers.

The problems of the environment are beyond the power of Irvine to solve, but because the city took responsibility where it could, it is no longer helpless.

Certainly Stiglitz is right that the world would benefit from a concerted effort to address problems of the environment, poverty and disease.

Development of the north demands an understanding of and the ability to cope with problems of the environment dictated by permafrost.

Now it was at last placed to fulfil its promise: to address global problems of the environment, of population, of women, of development and human rights, and above all, to help build an institutional framework for international peace and security.

Mr. Annan has argued that corporations control more money than many countries, and they have to be brought into the mix -- whether in confronting the issue of AIDS, the information technology gap between rich and poor or the problems of the environment.