There are a lot of interconnected issues.
No party will win an election without credible strategies on these interconnected issues.
Moreover, the military's recognition of climate change, national security, and energy dependence as interconnected issues can sway the national debate".
These efforts were apparent, however, only for complex problems with many interconnected issues, such as choosing a new home.
Although the investigation is at an early state, this most recent act of violence raises three interconnected issues that the United States needs to focus on.
The organization has united the countryside on other interconnected issues, like loss of green areas to development and more gun control.
MB Yes, I agree that we now are living in a period of a culture of violence where we are faced with a spectrum of conflicts and what interlinks these systems of patriarchy with male dominance or economic exploitation or militarism and ideology is the interconnected issue of power that's constituted.
Other issues seemed to stem from economic and class disparities, as well as the interconnected issue of race: Our expense-reimbursement policy assumes our colleagues have credit cards and is ignorant to the fact that some who do have credit cards might struggle if we reimburse them after they need to pay their monthly bills.
Returning to the past will not resolve the very real and interconnected global issues of our time: vast and rising wealth inequality, climate change and a foreign policy trapped in a cycle of destruction.
In dozens of addresses, sermons, and encyclicals, Pope John Paul II made specific recommendations on twelve interconnected ecological issues, including climate change, ocean destruction, water scarcity, poverty, the role of women, and war.
Introducing a new blog about interconnected environmental issues and some thoughts on leadership from Washington, D.C. Janet Larsen connects the dots among trends in energy, climate, food, water, transportation, security, and the environment at large.
