environmentally

Do you just want to feel like you are being environmentally friendly, or do you actually want to be environmentally friendly?

And the result is that our car-fleet is one of the oldest, least environmentally friendly and least safe in western Europe.

It's just good business to pump money into fracking (maybe bad environmentally, but that's beside the point).

But once the most environmentally friendly choice is the cheapest choice, then, as if by magic, everyone will switch.

So 95% of their money is actually working to make more money through the whole expansive and environmentally destructive capitalism thing[1].

Getting custom clothes made in china and shipped frequently is certainly far less environmentally friendly than simply re-using the clothes you already have.

I've been surprised at how many people only want to feel that way, but don't actually care about being environmentally friendly.

Yes, but storage at scale can use more efficient and environmentally friendly solutions like pumped water which are not viable on a per home basis.

If the public can ever be convinced of the inherit safety of these new designs, rolling them out everywhere would be great economically and environmentally.

With a little work, we can make suburbs more walkable, bikeable, and environmentally friendly.

Financial incentives are very powerful, and we tend to shower them on some of the professions that are the most socially and environmentally costly.

The downside of this - particularly for someone who would otherwise be interested in these services for using locally-sourced organic produce - is that it is so environmentally unfriendly.

(2) He talks candidly about the reasons for closing up: his declining health, sales volumes, even including awkward sentences like " So chalk is more environmentally friendly, I think.

To be honest, I'm not singling out Coke -- all manufacturers are part of the problem, even tetrapack-toting ones: the whole "package $item in small $something" concept is environmentally expensive, and all industries must be forced to bear as much of these costs as we can.