The phrase "aid climate change" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "combat climate change" or "address climate change"? You can use a corrected version of this phrase when discussing efforts to mitigate or reduce the effects of climate change.
Example: "We need to implement policies that effectively combat climate change and promote sustainability."
Alternatives: "tackle climate change" or "mitigate climate change".
The vetting of Mrs Clinton for the State Department job turned into a detailed examination of the funding of Mr Clinton's charitable foundation and of his Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), which works to find solutions to Aids, climate change and poverty.
And despite the crisis, the means allowing Europe to engage on vital global issues, such as development aid or climate change, remain preserved.
As Coleman put it, "You combine foreign aid and climate change, and you end up with a pretty unpopular political issue".
Nelson Muffuh, a Christian Aid senior climate change policy analyst, said: "For most of the conference, the US delegation in particular proved a major obstacle to progress.
This is the sort of nonsense Gordon Brown got up to in the end days, putting targets, such as for overseas aid or climate change, into legislation and then challenging the other side to vote against it.
The growing conflict between the political interests and agendas embodied by Obama and Morales was on full display recently when the United States decided to cut aid for climate change to Bolivia, Ecuador and other countries opposed to the Copenhagen accord.
(And, incidentally, a few weeks later, I would contract dengue and chikungunya two mosquito-borne diseases aided by climate change in their ongoing spread).
Although the UK was already spending £300m on dementia research, Cameron believed it should be afforded the same level of resources as Aids and climate change.
Numerous new pests have already landed on UK shores and prospered in recent decades, in many cases aided by climate change, according to Daniel Bebber of Exeter University, who was lead author of the report.
