'climate sustainability' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: The government has set ambitious goals in order to foster climate sustainability.
Some talk about bigger picture issues, like climate sustainability, or terrorism, or border security.
The portfolios are further combined and optimized at a higher level with respect to higher level objectives, namely, economic growth, energy equity, energy security and climate sustainability.
Soil security, an overarching concept of soil motivated by sustainable development, is concerned with the maintenance and improvement of the global soil resource to produce food, fibre and fresh water, contribute to energy and climate sustainability, and to maintain the biodiversity and the overall protection of the ecosystem.
The combination of the GHG emissions and the agricultural profitability is methodically not correct because of the different system boundaries, but because the most assessed crops show the same results concerning their (economic or climate) sustainability, no further conflicts between profitability and climate change aspects are expected.
Overall the G-20 summit is meant to focus on issues such as labor, infrastructure, development, financial stability, climate sustainability and international commerce.
One huge push for CSR has come from climate change: "sustainability" is its most dynamic branch.
Climate and sustainability initiatives from the corporate world are already treated with suspicion by many (and often with good reason).
I explored journalism and blogging on climate and sustainability on The Interviewpoint last year (part one here): Mr. Romm is hardly alone, mind you.
These steps can ensure directors can ask better questions and get better answers on climate and sustainability risks and opportunities as we embrace the post-Paris horizon.
