Sentence examples for increase climate from inspiring English sources

Decisions to increase climate ambition will be hard fought, with coal-dependent countries such as Poland likely to dig their heels in.

Today again the president kicked that troublesome can down the road, giving no real hint about what he'll decide, although he did say he will approve the pipeline only if he determines that it "will not increase climate pollution".

The report also found the risk of wars could increase: "Climate change can indirectly increase risks of violent conflicts by amplifying well-documented drivers of these conflicts such as poverty and economic shocks".

Money was always the key to a deal, with big business, global banks and many rich countries lined up to pledge billions of dollars; 450 mayors of the world's largest cities had agreed to slash emissions and the World Bank and others had said they would increase climate funding by more than $100bn.

Geologists have been uncertain about how much shale gas is locked in UK deposits but concerns are mounting that the process of releasing it by creating fissures up to 10,000ft underground with rock-dissolving chemicals and high-pressure water will damage the local environment and increase climate emissions.

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This "offshoring" of U.S. manufacturing would not only cost us jobs in the U.S., but also increase climate-disrupting emissions.

Environmentalists and young people - key segments of the Democratic Party's political base - have worked for years to block the Keystone pipeline plan because of what they see as the project's potential to increase climate-warming emissions.

In practice, however, adaptation measures such as changing crop species or the timing of management operations (e.g., sowing, harvesting) also require the mainstreaming of new knowledge and techniques into farming practice, which could delay adaptation and could increase climate-related losses.

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Geographic and cultural distances are increased: climate change might be killing coral but there's no indication that it's happening in Australia.