"green transition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the process of transitioning to using environmentally friendly products or transitioning to an environmentally conscious lifestyle. For example: "We are committed to a green transition and have implemented measures to reduce our carbon footprint."
Everyone seems to have been swept up in Corrie's green transition.
So environmentalists seek to persuade us that we'll love the green transition.
Both the scientific and economic evidence to support a global green transition is incredibly strong.
Since the global economic recovery began in 2010, there has been scant additional support for this green transition.
A strong economy, a high level of solidarity and a green transition are mutually supportive, not the opposite.
They could also be used to raise the minimum wage, provide payments or retraining for displaced workers, and reduce burdens for vulnerable households affected by the green transition.
Smarter green transitions in regions and cities do not depend on technological innovation alone but require social and institutional innovation to ensure constructive public engagement in sustainable electricity system transitions.
In Denmark and other Nordic countries' municipalities, private companies and knowledge institutions have established several partnerships to avoid this silo mentality and accelerate green transitions in cities.
This facilitated an easier, safer, greener transition for students into the private rented sector and into the community with heightened awareness of social responsibilities.
Gavin Newsom, the lieutenant governor, helped jump-start discussions on closing the plant as a member of the State Lands Commission, in part to allow for a slower, greener transition.
GFP-MAP1LC3B puncta formed in nutrient media (Fig. 2C) showed blue-green transition within 3 min suggesting a diameter of 0.5 µm, and remained this size before disappearing (Vid. S1).
