ecological

/ˌiːkəˈlɒd͡ʒɪkl̩/
adj 2

Collocations

5

ADJ.

bioclimatic, cultural, current, economic, historic, immense, low, ongoing

The government studied the ecological and economic impacts of the new highway project.

VERB + ECOLOGICAL

branch, caused, causes, created, explored, given, hold, links

The rapid growth of cities has created ecological damage that affects wildlife habitats across the region.

ECOLOGICAL + NOUN

architecture, association, crisis, destruction, disaster, disasters, discussions, footprint

The government finally declared an ecological crisis and promised to take immediate action.

PREP.

from, in

The damage from ecological disasters has forced many communities to relocate.

ADV.

also

The new building materials are also ecological, reducing waste during construction.

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