Sentence examples for action to slash from inspiring English sources

Campaigners warned that failure to reach an agreement that locks in action to slash carbon emissions would mean that the last opportunity to prevent the most extreme consequences of global warming had been lost.

If we are to avoid the crises it has already fostered from turning into something worse, there will need to be a break with it, a respite from western war-making and radical action to slash global carbon emissions.

The group is now focusing on expansion in new markets such as Latin America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia and has taken "swift and deliberate action" to slash costs.

In addition to the climate risk, the Bank of England and others argue that fossil fuel assets may pose a "huge risk" to pension funds and other investors as they could be rendered worthless by action to slash carbon emissions.

"As scientists urge immediate action to slash carbon emissions, many drawn-out political and legal processes that may have been 'reasonable' to pursue two decades ago now extend beyond the short window of time left available to act".

In a world of rampant climate destabilization and skyrocketing global carbon emissions--now about 70percentt above 1990 levels--national and global action to slash carbon emissions is long overdue.

When 17 heads of government descend on Washington Monday for President Obama's Major Emitters Forum, he will hear the same demand from each of them: that the United States must take big action, immediately, to slash global warming pollution -- or risk putting a real global solution to the global warming crisis at risk.

They must take actions immediately to slash emissions as well as investing in building the resilience of people in poverty so we can move from the current path facing disaster to higher safer ground.

If global action is taken to slash carbon emissions those reserves become worthless, or "stranded assets".

Royal Mail is facing a battle with its 140,000 workers after unions threatened a campaign of action against plans to slash pension benefits.

Australia could be on track for a temperature rise of more than 5C by the end of the century, outstripping the rate of warming experienced by the rest of the world, unless drastic action is taken to slash greenhouse gas emissions, according to the most comprehensive analysis ever produced of the country's future climate.