Sentence examples for climate planning from inspiring English sources
As a result, poor climate planning not only threatens national investments in years dominated by adverse climate events, but it also prevents countries from taking full advantage of good years, when rains are plentiful, for example.
For example, the role of environmental (management) standards (e.g. ISO 14001) towards the public sector's sustainability agenda [14]; the role of stakeholders in shaping municipal energy and climate planning processes [15, 16]; and the role of public procurement in setting up a coordinated freight distribution of municipal goods [17, 18].
The data they've collected is informing large-scale conservation action and climate planning.
This paper addresses this gap by developing a framework to analyze the treatment of EbA in urban level climate planning, and apply it to a sample of climate adaptation plans in Europe.
The emerging and challenging areas – geospatial ICT, green infrastructure planning, novel design using collaborative responses, climate planning, limiting urban sprawl and short-circuit economic approaches – are explored as viable facets for devising and sustaining urban transition strategies.
We will consider how the vocabulary of climate planning (sustainability, adaptation and mitigation, resilience, the Anthropocene) has been used and contested, and how different climate futures have been envisioned and evoked in different contexts relevant to planning and design.
But some states may go on to develop or continue strengthening their own climate plans regardless.
Many cities around the world have already come up with their own climate plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
With the pledge, China joins other top polluters such as the United States and European Union in releasing detailed climate plans ahead of the global climate conference in Paris later this year.
Lawmakers approve new climate plans to help California's disadvantaged communities.
Gap between the current collective ambition of national climate plans (known as NDCs) and the global 2°C goal.
