Sentence examples for elevated climate from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama elevated climate change to one of his top presidential priorities.

(By 2014, the Pentagon had elevated climate change as an "immediate risk" to national security and its infrastructure).

New reports have found air pollution, elevated climate emissions, widespread drinking water contamination, excess methane in water, numerous surface spills and noise exposure.

"Whether driving domestic policy through the Environmental Protection Agency as Congress dithered, or using his diplomatic powers to make climate change a legitimate top foreign policy issue, President Obama has elevated climate and clean energy as no president has before".

Obama must provide a rationale for elevating climate change in the national discourse – and insulate the White House from Republican charges he is neglecting the economy.

And the true test of success, he said, will be whether the project elevates climate change to a core concern for Americans.

Related: Chuck Hagel, the defense secretary nominee, has a history of obstructing climate action, but also a record of elevating climate as a national security issue.

Officials say Obama's decision to elevate climate change to a top-tier issue, along with such domestic initiatives – cranked out every few days over the course of the year – helped establish trust that the US was serious about cutting emissions.

"I think it's very important that we elevate climate change in the next Congress.

In the G1 results, net primary productivity increases a little more, because geoengineering creates an artificial environment in which the CO2 level is elevated and climate change is reduced.

So this would give as much as anything a political opportunity to the democrats, so they could have a place to rally more around their climate agenda and to hold hearings to essentially elevate the climate aspects of energy issues that otherwise have been de-emphasized thus far.