Sentence examples for constituency climate from inspiring English sources

So I will welcome back to my constituency, climate camp and all those demonstrators that will take action to prevent this runway being built".

Does he believe that he must satisfy a different constituency than climate activists -- namely, residents of both red and blue states who don't give a crap about climate, but who feel they have a divine right to "cheap" energy, no matter how much that energy might cost to future generations?

Lawmakers from coastal constituencies formed "Bangladesh Climate Change Action Group" in a move to address the adverse impact of climate change.

The anti-climate constituency seems to have coalesced around paranoid Tea-party conspiracy theorists and religious fundamentalists in the Republican Party (and the candidates who want their vote).

This would naturally create a constituency for ever-tougher climate change action.

The former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull says a "constituency" of Coalition MPs believes climate change is a fraud, and that the issue has become a "third rail" for the Liberal party.

This allows the early-adopter communities, which signed the U.S. Conference of Mayors agreement on a wing and a prayer, to substantially exceed their current carbon reduction goal while building the demand for local green economies and a constituency for the bold climate change policies needed.

One by one, hostile constituencies came around on climate change - evangelicals, corporations, national security hawks.

The key political advocates of constituencies concerned with both climate change and inequality in California are community-based organizations that commonly work under the banner of environmental justice to alleviate poverty and pollution, and labor organizations that raise concerns about the need for family-supporting, career-track jobs.

With the passionate climate-change constituency shrinking, he might even decide to accept a modicum of carbon heresy as a necessary evil.

Only a few months later the House of Representatives pandered to its climate denying constituencies (both real and imagined) by very publicly passing a resolution opposing efforts to price carbon.