ecology

The study of an environment and the parts of it's ecosystem. Scientists study ecology to fix problems in the environment or to just gain a better understanding of it.

The ecologist took a water quality sample to observe how healthy the ecology or how healthy the ecosytem really is.

by Kurtis Martin January 11, 2006

Ecologicality

Ecological + Practicality.

Used in place of sustainable.

J: What is that filthy hippie doing living in your backyard? His tent is ridiculous and all his dumpster diving exploits are alienating you from your neighbors!

M: He's striving for ecologicality.

by McFunkindunkle December 29, 2010

gender ecology

A mental disorder where a rabid religious leader confuses the wood for the trees.

"Save the whales - harpoon a lesbian instead! Now that's TRUE gender ecology", shouted His Holiness Twerp Eggs Benedict MCMXLIV.

by Diogenes II December 28, 2008

ecto-ecological

an organism living outside the laws of nature

We're ecto-ecological, so I'm a volunteer in the voluntary human extinction movement (vhemt.org).

by frishy January 27, 2019

INTERNET ECOLOGY

Using the internet in an Eco-friendly manner, working online, Doing online activities without causing any damage to the environment or to any living being (Aspect of Sustainability).

This report makes a link between ecology and network and puts
forward the concept of "Internet ecology"

by Choshini August 23, 2017

ECOLOGIC BURRITO

A FEMALE PERSON THAT WORKS ON THE ECOLOGIC AREA AND HAS A STINKY VAGINA

OOO MY GOD THAT BITCH HAS A HUGE ECOLOGIC BURRITO

by JE2388 March 09, 2009

ecological food desert

whereas just "food desert" is currently considered (more from public health perspective) as places where the local populations do not have (convenient) access to affordable, healthy food, this more wholistic concept is a less human-centric understanding that implies both, a low, non-proportionate amount of food grown, and dependency on (usually both environmentally unsustainable and imbalanced fossil fuel energies and farm land stewardship) less-/unnatural imports of food from "non-renewable" or less lively (e.g. degraded/depleted top soils and watersheds) source farms

After being affected by the spirit of "deep ecology", I had a fresher awareness of the ironic, or at least unnatural, situation of how the grocery stores, markets, restaurants, etc. made it appear like there's an abundance of food, but our less- or unhealthy human-built environment that had me dependent on unsustainable, imbalanced energies (like fossil fuels and their corresponding implements) actually was an ecological food desert.

by kikibo22 July 12, 2019