Sentence examples for fight environmental from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy talked of Europe's expensive climate-change commitments and the need to fight "environmental dumping".

By May of this year, O'Hearn-Gimenez had turned the Puerto Ayora office into a private intelligence service designed to fight environmental crimes.

After he graduated, he had co-founded a center in San Francisco that helped poor people fight environmental contamination of their communities.

The Ecuadoran Navy, which monitors and controls the movement of all ships in the area, is reluctant to fight environmental crimes and, at times, has blocked other agencies from combatting them.

The Kochs have also given millions to thinktanks and groups that fight environmental legislation, especially to oppose the scientific consensus on global warming and try to lift regulations on air pollution and potentially dangerous chemicals.

He has given us the beginnings of a healthcare plan, ridden the waves of louder and louder discussions of racial inequality, and introduced some policies to fight environmental degradation and climate change.

She worked at a legal foundation that fights environmental laws, did a stint with the Interior Department under President Reagan and then was the Republican attorney general of Colorado.

What about women like Betty Makoni, a schoolteacher in Zimbabwe who founded the Girl Child Network to challenge sexual abuse in schools; and Oral Ataniyazova in Uzbekistan, who fought environmental contamination in communities around the Aral Sea; and Sakena Yacoobi in Afghanistan, who ensures girls have the right to go to school?

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