Sentence examples for dropping climate from inspiring English sources

The New Economics Foundation thinktank said: "This reshuffle risks dropping climate change from the policy agenda altogether".

And he has been at his worst when he's put politics first: spurning Simpson-Bowles, doubling down on Afghanistan for fear of being called a wimp and dropping "climate change" from his speeches.

Michael Gove has abandoned plans to drop climate change from the geography national curriculum.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki were the only atomic bombs we ever dropped; climate bombs rain down daily, and the death toll mounts unstoppably.

I try my best to keep in mind the cut to tax credits, but all I can think of now is George's mouth, tweaking up at the corners, as he drops Climate Secretary Amber Rudd a cartoon crocodile ("you showed your teeth at that DECC meeting. Well done") or Defence Secretary Philip Hammond a bowling ball ("let's knock these Isis f*****s out").

The move comes a month after the White House dropped climate change from the list of threats in its National Security Strategy.

A recent study called "The Last Drop: Climate Change and the Southwest Water Crisis" found that climate change could add $1 trillion to the costs of water scarcity in the Southwest over the next century.

Queensland senator and co-deputy leader, Larissa Waters, drops the climate portfolio and takes on gambling and tourism.

Recent headlines announce a dropping acceptance of climate change on the part of Americans.

Mean monthly temperatures are lower than in tropical climates, dropping to about 50 °F (10 °C) in winter, while summer (June–July in North Africa, and December January in Southern Africa) temperatures may sometimes exceed those of tropical climates.

With the Senate dropping the ball on climate action & global temperatures continuing to soar, this week's climate news is pretty depressing.