Sentence examples for bold environmental from inspiring English sources

In a country racked with deep environmental troubles, the Green Party does not even have a bold environmental platform.

Bold environmental solutions are as appealing to policymakers as they are to engineers who want to put their stamp on the cities of tomorrow.

Lee Scott's vision and persistence led Walmart to act on a bold environmental plan, so his influence is being felt today not just in Bentonville and across the US, but in remote corners of the global economy.

Until recently, the momentum driving US businesses toward greater sustainability came from big, influential companies: GE with its ecomagination campaign, Walmart with its bold environmental goals, Google with more than $1bn in renewable energy investments and Nike with its pioneering design work, among others.

Ma Tianjie, the head of toxics campaign at Greenpeace East Asia, said that despite the lack of concrete anti-pollution action at the congress, bold environmental legislation may yet emerge over the next five years as new leaders acclimate to their roles and cement their alliances.

Protected areas play an important role in the preservation and implementation of bold environmental agreements, among which the 20 Aichi Targets (Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011 2020, COP 10), with their focus on effective management systems supporting the conservation of biodiversity and eco-system services (Aichi Biodiversity Target 11).

In 1996, on his own authority, Mr. Clinton turned a 2,600-square-mile 2,600-square-mile 2,600-square-milerand sectionse-Escalante Natiofal Monument, in what wasouthern at the time his boldest environmental move.

The plan, while still in its early stages, appears to be the boldest environmental proposal to date from the mayor, who has made energy efficiency a cornerstone of his administration.

He's also been at the helm when California passed some of the most progressive laws in the nation: a $15 per hour minimum wage, driver's licenses for immigrants, and the boldest environmental protection laws in America.

Suburban poverty also throws into bold relief the environmental burden of the suburbs; poor people are faced with the challenge of heating and lighting spacious but energy-inefficient single-family homes.

In a bold if lonely environmental stand, Britain's coalition government has set out to curb the growth of what has been called "binge flying" by refusing to build new runways around London to accommodate more planes.