Sentence examples for solving ecological problems from inspiring English sources
However, its application for solving ecological problems has been sparse, perhaps due to a lack of widespread understanding.
The idea of this future should be attractive to everyone and enable us to solve ecological problems.
The solving of ecological problems of future nuclear power is connected with the solving of long-lived radioactive waste utilization problems.
It is currently in the beginning stages in Korea, utilizing scientific knowledge on the processes of aquatic ecosystem degeneration and a methodology for solving the ecological problems in artificially altered rivers currently under development.
The mission of the FSUCML is to conduct innovative, interdisciplinary research focused on the coastal and marine ecosystems of the northeastern Gulf of Mexico, with a focus on solving the ecological problems faced by the region by providing the scientific underpinnings for informed policy decisions.
Several of the presentations focus on ecological engineering that involves scales of thousands of hectares or even larger catchments to solve ecological and environmental problems.
Looking then for a way around the problem of growing human numbers, most environmentalists now suggest a reduction in individual consumption is all we need to solve our ecological problems.
As Mr. Hershkowitz said: "We are dealing with a gigantic problem and there is no one large undertaking that any individual or business or country can do to solve our ecological problems.
It is also important to consider the whole river as an integrated unit to solve the ecological problems created by the basin states.
This question is often given an evolutionary answer: emotions (or at least many of them) are adaptations whose purpose is to solve basic ecological problems facing organisms (Plutchik 1980; Frank 1988).
We hope to initiate discussion concerning how this potentially powerful technology can be responsibly developed, evaluated, and used to solve major ecological problems in a way that minimizes the risk of harmful consequences.
