Sentence examples for the better environmental from inspiring English sources

When the times were good, economically, people were more willing to spend a premium to make the better environmental choice.

You can also speed up the composting process by ripping open the bags.'" Harriet Kopinska, home composting project co-ordinator at Garden Organic, said: "We would still tell people to put teabags in their compost, as composting is the better environmental option.

"The net result is that this would put coal back in a position where it would outcompete the better environmental performers in the marketplace," said David G. Hawkins, a former senior official at the Environmental Protection Agency who now works for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Often the better environmental decision is not to choose a natural or organic path, as one would expect, but to go synthetic like choosing polyester clothes over cotton.

The main reason for the better environmental performance of the new plant is the substantially reduced energy demand for water extraction (hydropower plant instead of diesel pumps).

Other political parties rejected the proposal pointing out the better environmental performance of the railway and that the railway transports large volumes of freight.

If the capital market receives enough information or the shareholders have better environmental awareness, the pollution event will attract harsher punishment.

Because of the more and more stringent regulations and customer demand, dishwasher detergent manufacturers are constantly improving the composition of the products towards better environmental performances.

"The government of Altimara has lost a dedicated servant and important figure in the fight for better environmental policies in the region," said a statement released by Altamira City Hall.

Government leaders (e.g., Premier Wen Jiabao) have recently emphasized the need for better environmental protection practices with the implementation of interventions involving strong public participation (Yue 2006).

Due to increasing stresses on marine ecosystems and marine biodiversity (including on the high seas) resulting from many human activities, the need for better environmental governance has been repeatedly recognized at both international and regional level.