Sentence examples for work ecological from inspiring English sources

The Australian study suggests that the plant does seem to work ecological magic of a sort.

In this paper I seek to address this absence through engagement with two related bodies of work: ecological formulations of place and relational notions of selfhood.

The so-called hybrid measure which would give Parliament's backing to the first phase between London and Birmingham but also a surprise second bill, preparatory legislation which would accelerate the flow of money into detailed construction design work, ecological surveys and compensation payments for residents and businesses along the proposed route.

Specifically, a ternary emergetic environmental performance auditing framework was proposed to evaluate the behavior (preliminary work), ecological-economic efficiency (Level 1), environmental impact (Level 2), and mitigation effect (Level 3) of a typical industrial park in Beijing.

Using pluralism as a starting point for the analysis and normative construction of sustainable development, we pay particular attention to how an amalgam of ideas from recent work in ecological economics, political ecology and the "development as freedom" literature might advance the SD debate beyond its post-Brundtland quagmire.

To demonstrate how design strategies can work with ecological principals in creating ecologically regenerative landscapes.  .

Yet Madagascar is now making strides in educating people about more sustainable living and seeking out locals to work as ecological guides.

Farmers and partners will work with ecological processes to create a landscape that looks like the traditional dales but has a wider variety of natural habitats – moors, fields and woodlands – and better connections between them.

The Tate Modern Turbine Hall's latest project was unveiled and turned out to be a garden deck with weeds growing in pots – a work whose ecological message is banal and visually null.

The challenge is pinpointing the key elements to a smooth transition to societies that work within ecological limits.

This paper explores affect as an 'angle of approach' for re/considering the work of ecological restoration in urban spaces.