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The house is still much less ecologically destructive than the vast majority of dwellings worldwide, both in terms of ongoing damage and initial construction.

It looks beautiful, but ecologically it's awful: there's a huge deer overpopulation, and they eat everything.

Second, its ecologically disastrous (sterilizes the ecosystem under the facility due to lack of sunlight).

People who are ecologically conscious often prefer not to do this, and that makes it harder to gain a foothold among early adopters.

> The house is still much less ecologically destructive than the vast majority of dwellings worldwide, both in terms of ongoing damage and initial construction.

Flood control brought by dams may make the waterways downstream behave differently and lose area, but those impacts aren't all positive either (ecologically or economically).

My spouse and I carpool, we both work in town and it makes sense economically and ecologically to only own one car.

Bitcoin transactions are extremely expensive, both financially and ecologically, it's just that those costs are currently subsidized by block rewards to miners instead of paid by consumers/end-users.

Perhaps costlier but wouldn't it be more sustainable ecologically?

I've never seen a rigorous comparison, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if Visa and Paypal are more ecologically efficient than Bitcoin.

Hydro power reservoirs are ecologically pretty bad --- freshwater life isn't equipped to deal with what are basically irregular tides, and so the shorelines are always completely barren.

Cruise ships are kind of ecologically awful.

Per capita, people live cleaner year by year whether they make "ecologically sound" signalling choices or not.

This is an attractivity that is completely lost in modern racing, really, with its small, fuel saving, ecologically correct "cars".

> This is an attractivity that is completely lost in modern racing, really, with its small, fuel saving, ecologically correct "cars".

I challenge you to quote the 'misleading' sections verbatim Voila: Sustainable and cost effective ecologically designed lamp powered by "tap water" and "table salt!" The lamp is not powered by tap water or table salt.