Sentence examples for climate change prevention from inspiring English sources

Heal says that for every dollar spent on climate change prevention, probably five to six dollars are saved in the long term.

Ultimately, Hansen envisions the formation of a centrist third political party that places climate change prevention at the core of its public policy agenda.

This article examines the potential of communication and marketing interventions to influence population behavior in ways consistent with climate change prevention and adaptation objectives.

Destructive climate change prevention, poverty elimination and creation of economic opportunities for all must be at the top of the list, if younger generations continue to choose to control their own destiny beyond the 2012 election.

The state of California has released the Climate Change Portal, where you will find resources you can use and actions you can take to address both climate change prevention and climate change adaptation.

Energy issue is very important and actual for the modern world giving the double significance of the problem: security of energy supply, environmental protection and climate change prevention by reducing the greenhouse gas emissions (mainly carbon dioxide).

Having recently overtaken America as the world's biggest carbon emitter (see chart 3), China is anxious not to be singled out as the main obstacle to climate-change prevention.

And it means continuing our cooperation with the EU, on issues such as security and displacement, and, within the UN, on climate change, atrocity prevention and international development.

Without disowning longstanding causes for evangelical activists like opposition to abortion or support for school vouchers, these young evangelicals have taken up issues previously abdicated to secular and religious liberals: climate change, AIDS prevention and treatment, Third World poverty.

Nora Berrahmouni is the Forestry Officer for drylands at FAO. Nora has a background in forest ecology and her main area of work involves supporting, in collaboration with partners, member countries and stakeholders in sustainable management and restoration of forests and other wooded lands in drylands as a tool for climate change adaptation, prevention, combating desertification and food security.

'An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,' may be an applicable maxim to climate change, but both prevention and cure are important for a world that is already sick.