Sentence examples for fuel tackling from inspiring English sources

Glass quotes from McKibben's much-read 2012 Rolling Stone manifesto: Since all of us are in some way the beneficiaries of cheap fossil fuel, tackling climate change has been like trying to build a movement against yourself – it's as if the gay-rights movement had to be constructed entirely from evangelical preachers, or the abolition movement from slaveholders.

The [EAC] rightly highlights the importance of a 'street-by-street' energy saving programme – this has massive potential to create new jobs, cut fuel bills, tackle fuel poverty and slash emissions".

"The Office of Fair Trading decides soon whether to launch an investigation into fuel prices, hopefully tackling the fuel industry's treatment of drivers, consumers and businesses".

In his address, Mr. Obama pressed the Senate to move ahead with a long-stalled comprehensive energy and climate bill, a necessary first step to reducing this country's dependence on fossil fuels and tackling the problem of global warming.

In partnership with Macmillan, the energy company npower has developed a fuel management programme aimed at tackling fuel poverty among people with cancer.

No-one is more surprised at this turn of events than the trio behind a tiny northern enterprise that sells fuel for wood burners, as well as tackling fuel poverty in one of England's most remote rural locations.

And the Liberal Democrat rejected figures that an annual £112 increase on UK fuel bills was down to climate change policies, saying the bulk of that was down to tackling fuel poverty and making homes warmer.

He also believes that other organisations need to take responsibility to tackling fuel poverty.

Communities all over the UK have been turning their rooftops into power stations, pouring profits back into jobs, education and tackling fuel poverty (not the pockets of fatcats).

If we were to pull back on our ambitions for tackling fuel poverty and energy efficiency, we would actually be hurting people," he said.

Millions of pounds which should be helping social and financial inclusion, health and carbon reductions, in tackling fuel poverty, could be lost to BT's profits".