Sentence examples for climate conscience from inspiring English sources
If all this adverse publicity had indeed induced a bout of "climate conscience" in the brothers, it would be quite some story.But it was a spoof.
In Energy Without Conscience: Oil, Climate Change, and Complicity (Duke University Press), David McDermott Hughes '89 argues that, the same way tobacco use often provokes revulsion, so should the use of hydrocarbons.
We have a responsibility to our country, our natural resources, the global climate and our own consciences to stop this madness before it is too late.
She needs to show leadership on climate change and allow the conscience vote on gay marriage that the newly muscular Greens, who now hold the balance of power in the senate, would like.
Within this apprehensive political climate, an alliance of disaffected Democrats, "Conscience" (antislavery) Whigs, and a splintered faction of the Liberty Party formed the Free-Soil Party, which unequivocally pledged opposition to the extension of slavery.
My suspicion is that the strategy emerging will be to see Bolivia as the "conscience" of the UN climate convention.
Bolivia is the conscience of the world on climate change and sustainable development.
As a matter of conscience we fight to create a climate in which victims are not shamed into silence's effective complicity.
Our group went on to help the French President - the host of the COP21 - facilitate 'The Summit of Conscience' gathering religious and political leaders, climate negotiators, artists and CEOs.
School leaders are having to wrestle with their consciences over pupils joining the nationwide climate strike to be held on Friday afternoon, caught between their duties as teachers and instincts as educators.
