Sentence examples for climate change regulations from inspiring English sources

While on the surface ArcelorMittal like to appear a responsible company they have been very active opponents of climate change regulations in Europe.

Paul Stevens, a fellow at the Chatham House thinktank, said in a research paper that the oil majors were no longer fit for purpose – hit by low crude prices, tightening climate change regulations and wrongheaded strategies.

The plans suggest she will base her campaign on fears that the Obama administration is waging a "war on coal" with climate change regulations and a recently announced moratorium on federal coal leasing.

Its policies include cutting taxes, opposing climate change regulations, advocating reductions in labour protections and the minimum wage, privatising education, restricting voter rights and lobbying for the tobacco industry.

The pope's direct reference to the Obama administration's new proposed climate change regulations made this address his most politically charged commentary since Francis began his journey to Cuba and the US.

The cumulative result is that sustainability professionals must navigate a complex web of overlapping climate change regulations with a number of perverse incentives and unintended consequences (most notably in the assorted treatment of gas and electricity).

It actively lobbied against action to reduce emissions – a 2015 analysis gave BP the lowest rating - a "negative and actively conflicting approach to climate change regulation".

"BP has been consistently opposed to all the main forms of climate change regulation," said Thomas O'Neill, Influence Map's research director.

Exxon, and after its merger with Mobil ExxonMobil, fit the bill, especially under its former CEO, Lee Raymond, who was vocally opposed to climate change regulation.

But a new law that comfortably passed the State Legislature this year reflects a different reality — that Texas businesses have to live with climate change regulation, regardless of the politics.

The UK government is, in many ways, a world leader on climate change regulation, having set appropriately ambitious and legally binding carbon budgets which are both long term and in line with what the science requires.