Obama was more forceful about climate change than at any point since becoming president, adding it to his second-term agenda.
The Obama administration struck a forceful blow against climate change today.
In saying "We don't need any new ideas; the idea is called America, and it still works," Mr. Rubio was clearly coming down on the side of traditionalism: opposition to same-sex marriage, a dose of skepticism for the science of climate change and a forceful American foreign policy.
Miliband, to be fair, was a credible, forceful secretary of state for energy and climate change.
The Bali Roadmap of last December and the forceful reports earlier last year by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) have, at long last, produced basic agreement that we have to get serious about fighting global warming.
So, if anything, the uncertainties would point to a more rather than less forceful policy and one starting sooner rather than later to slow climate change.
Mr. Brune said that Mr. Obama had made forceful and eloquent statements about the need to address climate change, including remarks in Tuesday night's State of the Union address, and now needed to stop the pipeline to signal his seriousness.
What's the GOP plan? Global Climate Change President Obama made his most forceful statement yet about Global Warming: "14 of the 15 warmest years on record have all fallen in the first 15 years of this century..
Since taking the helm in 2006, ExxonMobil boss Rex W. Tillerson has worked hard to soften the company's stance on climate change; he is not as gruff and forceful as his predecessor Lee R. Raymond in dismissing global-warming alarmists.
Addressing climate change on national and international levels will require forceful American leadership, Mr. Gore said.
