eco
Environmentally aware modifier
Eco is a prefix meaning ecological or environmentally friendly: eco-tourism, eco-friendly, eco-warrior.
Standing alone, eco works as an adjective or noun for environmental consciousness: The company is trying to go eco.
All that eco stuff is just greenwashing.
Agriculture following cosmic cycles
- compostDecayed organic fertilizer
- free-rangeNot confined to enclosure
- heirloomInherited family treasure
- non-GMOWithout genetic modification
permaculture · pesticide-free · locavore · vermicomposting · regenerative · chemical-free · natural · farm-to-table
Able to endure long-term
- greenColor of vegetation
- renewableCapable of restoration
- biodegradableAble to decompose naturally
- compostableAble to decompose naturally
zero-waste · recyclable · non-toxic · carbon-neutral · low-impact · upcycled · ethical · reusable
Range of life forms
- habitatOrganism's natural environment
- biomeMajor ecological community
- floraPlants of a region
- faunaAnimal life collectively
niche · trophic · biotic · abiotic · symbiosis · mutualism · predation · restoration
Maintaining something's condition
- wildlifeUndomesticated natural organisms
- endangeredAt risk of extinction
- protectedKept from harm
- habitatsNative dwelling places
reforestation · sanctuaries · stewardship · restoration · reserves · ranger · poaching · extinction
Of public revenue
- monetaryOf or about currency
- microeconomicsEconomics of small-scale decisions
- macroeconomicsStudy of aggregate economies
- econometricsStatistical analysis of markets
cost-benefit · efficiency · development · growth · sustainability
biodynamic
Agriculture following cosmic cycles
- compostDecayed organic fertilizer
- free-rangeNot confined to enclosure
- heirloomInherited family treasure
non-GMO · permaculture · pesticide-free · locavore · vermicomposting · regenerative · chemical-free · natural · farm-to-table
sustainable
Able to endure long-term
- greenColor of vegetation
- renewableCapable of restoration
- biodegradableAble to decompose naturally
compostable · zero-waste · recyclable · non-toxic · carbon-neutral · low-impact · upcycled · ethical · reusable · plastic-free
biodiversity
Range of life forms
fauna · niche · trophic · biotic · abiotic · symbiosis · mutualism · predation · restoration · balance
preservation
Maintaining something's condition
- wildlifeUndomesticated natural organisms
- endangeredAt risk of extinction
- protectedKept from harm
habitats · reforestation · sanctuaries · stewardship · restoration · reserves · ranger · poaching · extinction · conservancy
fiscal
Of public revenue
- monetaryOf or about currency
- microeconomicsEconomics of small-scale decisions
- macroeconomicsStudy of aggregate economies
econometrics · cost-benefit · efficiency · development · growth · sustainability
ecopolluting
Introducing harmful contaminants
toxic · harmful · destructive · dirty · carbon-intensive
ecoindustrial
Of factories and production
unsustainable · conventional · commercial · mass-produced · consumerist
ecoindustrial
Of factories and production
synthetic · petrochemical · artificial · plastic · chemical
- economic sanctionPunitive limits on commerce
- economy classLowest-fare travel tier
- underground economyUnreported commercial activity
- economic powerInfluence through wealth
- economic justiceFair allocation of resources
- global economyInterconnected international financial system
economy, economic, economical, economics, ecology, economist, ecological, ecosystem, ecologist