Sentences with phrase «ecological sense»

I don't know what that means in the larger ecological sense, but for the most part, all hail global warming!

Supercomputer time will help ornithologists make ecological sense of millions of records of bird sightings.

On these islands, it's better to be asexual in the short - term ecological sense, he says, but any time the environment changes, you're going to get shut out.

Much to his own surprise, Gore is being offered another opportunity to talk ecological sense to the American public.

The problems associated with the Thomas approach, he says, «are so numerous and fundamental that common ecological sense should caution us against putting much faith in... their findings.»

Von Hernandez insists that «it still makes more ecological sense to recycle discarded materials instead.»

This division makes ecological sense.

And if that's the case it makes little economic or ecological sense to spend billions of dollars building new fossil fuel infrastructure and increasing capacity, particularly when that infrastructure has a working life span and expected financial return that well exceeds thirty years.

It made ecological sense.

«In an ecological sense, more diverse communities are healthy on land and in the seas,» Jackson says.

In others, it makes better economic and ecological sense to have porous materials dry faster, e.g. in the paper industries or with plasterboard manufacturing.

Not only could they reduce greenhouse gas emissions — they could make economic and ecological sense.

Korean artist Mi Ju is interested in the way humanity interacts with nature, in a historical as well as an ecological sense.

Conservation is a good idea, both because of this and despite it, and detaching California from the water hungry crops like cotton and rice makes good economic and ecological sense.

Ethics, passions and cherished attitudes aside, unless you are an otherwise food - deprived native of some coastal area where whales abound, it makes no economic or ecological sense to take whales to feed people, considering the thousands of pounds of plants invested via a multistage food chain in every pound of 10 + - year old whale.

Moreover, the agency has sometimes run into criticism from scientists over what they describe as «political replanting» projects that do not always make ecological sense.

But the course - pack no longer makes the same educational, economic, and ecological sense that it did even a decade ago.

At least not in the grander, ecological sense.

A sustainability consultant focuses on how to make products that are sustainable, especially in the ecological sense of the word.