ecological concern
collocation in Englishmeaningsofecologicalandconcern
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ecological
adjective
uk/ˌiː.kəˈlɒdʒ.ɪ.kəl/us/ˌiː.kəˈlɑː.dʒɪ.kəl/
relating to ecology or ...
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concern
noun
uk/kənˈsɜːn/us/kənˈsɝːn/
a worried or nervous feeling about something, or something that makes you ...
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(Definition ofecologicalandconcernfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofecological concern
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But what has happened with this aesthetic,ecologicalconcernis that it has been elevated to the status of a moral absolute.
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The estimates also take account of theecologicalconcernthat persistent rates of overharvest will reduce the sustainable yield, and therefore population, over time.
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These rural values illustrate anecologicalconcernfor the relationship of farming with manuring: humans remove nutrients from the soil which they must return to it.
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First is theecologicalconcern.
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Levies on pesticides will fall heavily on the new expensive products, which by and large cause lessecologicalconcernthan some of the older, cheaper, off-patent products.
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This is of greatecologicalconcernas one inch of topsoil can take 500 years to form naturally.
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Hisecologicalconcernguided him to new publishing solutions through technology, that doesn't have the wide negative impact on earth's ecosystems.
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The three dams are also involved with anotherecologicalconcern.
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The loss of oak trees is ofecologicalconcern, since oak trees in the area are already contending with sudden oak death.
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Domestic animal overpopulation can also be anecologicalconcern.
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His projects are usually noted to contain strong themes of love, war, spirituality or mysticism, andecologicalconcern.
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Accounts of the phenomenon consistently emphasize three elements in its conduct: haste, harshness and extreme insensitivity to local social and ecological concerns.
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The resistance to the relocation exercise has often been explained in terms of tangible economic and ecological concerns shared by villagers.
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Instead, it seeks to approach the subject from the vantage point of ecological concerns.
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Fertilizer recommendations have to take rising economic and, particularly, ecological concerns into account.
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In this context, bold innovations are possible, associated with the ecological concerns of our fellow citizens.
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In addition, we have major ethical and ecological concerns about the way in which these products are being dealt with in developing countries, in particular.
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However, we should not limit our ecological concerns to those species which are attractive for biological diversity.
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In terms of social intentions, it funneled down to ecological concerns and political criticism.
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These efforts have reduced but not eliminated ecological concerns associated with banana plantations.
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