Sentence examples for identified climate change from inspiring English sources

Mattis would be taking over a defense department that has identified climate change as a national security "threat multiplier".

Pacific leaders have consistently identified climate change as the greatest threat to their livelihoods, food production, housing, security and wellbeing.

Young people across the world have identified climate change as the biggest challenge of our time, and already begun to do something about it.

That ambivalence is a far cry from the hopes that accompanied his early months in office, when he identified climate change as one of humanity's defining challenges.

But in a meeting with Chinese president Hu Jintao at the Great Hall of the People, Huntsman identified climate change as one of three key topics, saying the two countries would have "many opportunities to interact and work together on key global issues such as climate change and the environment, regional security and global finance".

He should say no, and for one overriding reason: A president who has repeatedly identified climate change as one of humanity's most pressing dangers cannot in good conscience approve a project that — even by the State Department's most cautious calculations — can only add to the problem.

For many in the self-identified community that identifies climate change as humanity's greatest challenge, big business is seen as an obstacle to a better future.

The company's strategic direction statement 2010-2035 identifies climate change and regional growth as its two most significant challenges.

The SustainAbility report also identifies climate change as a major trend that is affecting all aspects of corporate value chains, from sourcing to production, distribution and sales.

The Pentagon and the CIA have released a number of threat assessments in recent years identifying climate change as a threat to military installations, and as a potential driver of conflict – a "threat multiplier".

Five countries that created a treaty nearly four decades ago to protect polar bears through limits on hunting issued a joint statement on Thursday identifying climate change as "the most important long-term threat" to the bears.