Sentence examples for house climate from inspiring English sources
Massachusetts Democratic Ed Markey, chair of the house climate committee, has called it the "perfect political moment" for a sea change in energy policy.
Use high-efficiency filters in your house climate control system and change filters every 2-to-3 months.
With these and other changes considered, the Environmental Protection Agency estimates that overall cost of the bill at roughly $100 a year per household, similar to that of a House climate change and energy bill passed in June.
He voted against the House climate bill.
Representative Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts and the chairman of the select committee, is a co-sponsor of the House climate bill.
Cap-and-trade will not be the centrepiece of the legislation (as it was of last year's House climate bill, Waxman-Markey), but is instead likely to apply only to electrical utilities, at least for the time being.
"Exxon first got interested in climate change in 1981 because it was seeking to develop the Natuna gas field off Indonesia," Lenny Bernstein, a 30-year industry veteran and Exxon's former in-house climate expert, wrote in the email.
The Guardian reported in July on a company email from Exxon's in-house climate expert that provided evidence that the company was aware, over a generation ago, of the connection between fossil fuels and climate change, and the potential for carbon-cutting regulations that could hurt its bottom line.
The email from Exxon's in-house climate expert provides evidence the company was aware of the connection between fossil fuels and climate change, and the potential for carbon-cutting regulations that could hurt its bottom line, over a generation ago – factoring that knowledge into its decision about an enormous gas field in south-east Asia.
With business declining and the housing climate increasingly uncertain, Ms. Kaufmann decided not to buy the Sacramento plant.
The criteria used by Mercer to rate cities include political stability, crime, medical services, schools (especially international schools), public services, transport, recreation, shops, housing, climate and pollution.
