environmental
પર્યાવરણીય
definition
adjective
acid rain may have caused major environmental damage
relating to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its condition.
environmental noise
relating to or arising from a person's surroundings.
example
High salinity is one of the most important 'environmental' stresses impeding crop growth.
'environmental' impact assessment
Councillors say that option would have less visual and 'environmental' impact.
The consultants will then undertake an 'environmental' impact report on behalf of the Council.
They also identified militarism as the cause of much 'environmental' degradation.
An 'environmental' activist found a place in this list along with quite a few history sheeters.
Now that is the most significant 'environmental' impact that humans can have on the planet.
There are also issues of its 'environmental' impact, but it is nevertheless likely to be important.
The typical industrial sectors with relatively high 'environmental' impact continue to lead in reporting.
Leaf ageing has a significant effect on photosynthesis even when 'environmental' factors do not change.
They knew this was illegal, so publicly they said the meetings were about issues such as 'environmental' protection.
Plants are continually exposed to 'environmental' fluctuations that lead to oxidative stress.
As 'environmental' groups have long stressed, the government cannot build its way out of congestion.
By amplifying speech or 'environmental' noise, hearing aids can also be effective in many cases.
A large proportion of the rhythmically regulated genes also directly respond to 'environmental' stress.
Some EU countries are arguing that 'environmental' degradation is a hidden subsidy on cheap exports.
Such are our numbers that almost inevitably waste, 'environmental' impact and species extinction follow.
I am one of those 'environmental' activists who recognise we live on a planet of finite resources.
Their achievement is to have overcome being labelled cranks to make a real impact on the crucial 'environmental' debate.
The former team proposed the most overtly 'environmental' design of any of the finalists.
Ironically, the principal lobby against completion of the road is its negative 'environmental' impact.
Rapid phenotypic changes are expected to occur in invasive species in response to new 'environmental' conditions.
In my experience the worst 'environmental' factor is fine dust.
Drought is an 'environmental' factor that produces water deficit or water stress in plants.
Watch groups are run by willing and enthusiastic volunteers who organise the 'environmental' activities.
From an 'environmental' , planning or human viewpoint this proposal is unacceptable.
Human health is heavily dependent on lifestyle habits and 'environmental' conditions.
Chilling temperature is one of the most studied 'environmental' factors in plant stress physiology research.
Trade should be conditional upon minimum 'environmental' and human rights standards.
It was the first time 'environmental' activists had been sent to prison, and it really inspired people.
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