Sentence examples for climate change preparations from inspiring English sources

"With the government's inadequate climate change preparations leaving thousands more homes at high flood risk by 2050, ministers clearly need to do far more," Shrubsole said.

Britain has gone out of its way in its climate change preparations to help the weakest countries, even going as far as setting up a separate political grouping of 20 "most vulnerable" nations, mostly small Caribbean and Pacific island states that stand to go under with any sea level rises.

Before the deluge, America's fourth-largest metropolis had been taking its first steps toward climate change preparation.

The key point is this: Even after the budget cuts for climate change preparation, NJ Transit still knew in advance that there was a "80 to 90percentt chance" that the rail yards wouldn't flood, which means that there as a 10-20 perchancehance that such a flood would happen.

But this year, the biggest commotion may occur inside the venue, as leaders debate a common response to climate change.The preparations for the summit, at any rate, have been unusually contentious.

5. (C) Pickard continued that NNPC General Managing Director Dr. Mohammed Barkindo was interested in doing something on climate change in preparation for the climate change summit in Copenhagen December 6-18.

The invitees thought they were going to hear about the president's strategy on climate change, in preparation for the United Nations Conference on Climate Change in Copenhagen in December.

Climate change and inadequate preparation – a government that does far less than what it would take – ensure that the floods will become a painfully regular future of British life.

In 2015 China submitted its "Intended Nationally Determined Contribution" (INDC) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in preparation for the Conference of Parties 21.

Rohit T. Aggarwala, the director of long-term planning and sustainability in the Mayor's Office of Operations, said that the city's economic crisis should not interfere with preparations for climate change.

Without investing in improved access to family planning, many fast-growing countries could erase important gains made in environmental conservation, impede preparations for climate change and reduce the returns on improvements made in education and gender equality.