Meanings of ecological crisis in English

The present-day looming ecological crisis makes a renewed focus and debate essential.

Besides the political & economic crisis Poland faces an ecological crisis.

All feel deeply let down by government inaction over the climate and ecological crisis.

The first is the violence against the earth, which is expressed as the ecological crisis.

Deep meant asking deeper questions and understanding that society itself has caused the Earth-threatening ecological crisis.

An ecological crisis must be regarded as the signal of an emerging crisis in our economic system.

We must urgently reform the national curriculum and learn to address the ecological crisis as an educational priority.

He says: It's clear we're living in an ecological crisis and the situation is getting worse and worse.

Reform of Britain's national curriculum "to address the ecological crisis" is one of the movement's demands.

Governments discuss the climate crisis and the ecological crisis in separate meetings when both disasters could be addressed together.

But in that 100 years, human activity has whipped up the pace of change into a runaway ecological crisis.

Now felines are poised to exacerbate the ecological crisis unfolding in Australia as an unprecedented fire season rips across the continent.

Next week's earth summit will not only fail to tackle the ecological crisis -it will make it worse, writes George Monbiot.

The American poet, translator and essayist Jane Hirshfield engages with ecological crisis and its ramifications in this oblique and mysterious narrative.

Can we all now call it what it is: climate breakdown, climate crisis, climate emergency, ecological breakdown, ecological crisis and ecological emergency?

All this takes place at a time of ecological crisis, when we need urgently to discourage the use of private cars in cities.