Значения термина ecological footprint на английском

Meat has a very large ecological footprint, so what are the alternatives?

Countries with a shorter working week have a smaller ecological footprint.

These actions can also reduce our ecological footprint a bit.

WWF International produced a report in recent weeks that measured the ecological footprint of countries.

High density populations had a much smaller ecological footprint than ones which sprawled into huge suburbs and exurbs.

The results will also allow you to compare your ecological footprint with people in different parts of the world.

You're not telling me you're going to take up living in a tent so you minimize your ecological footprint?

Top-notch wastewater systems help conserve total usage, and regular environmental auditing keeps Tengile River Lodge's ecological footprint at a minimum.

There are better crops coming along, whose ability to shoot themselves in the ecological footprint may not be so marked.

British academics carried out energy audits aimed at giving Dongtan's future citizens an ecological footprint a quarter that of other Shanghai citizens.

Saving textiles from the dreaded landfill, the four new unisex styles will make your ecological footprint on the world that bit smaller.

Do a quick and dirty online ecological footprint calculation to figure out what your biggest environmental impacts are, and focus on them.

A good metaphor is worth a thousand words, and whoever coined the phrase " ecological footprint" has done us all a favour.

The ecological footprint goes far beyond the effects of cigarette smoke, the WHO said in its first report on tobacco's impact on the environment.

In combination with the SAC's standardisation work, Fashion Positive should be able to provide consumers with a means of easily judging a product's ecological footprint.

The important thing is to understand that every one of us makes a difference, every day, and we can live with a lighter ecological footprint.