The work we can do to support the trans and gender-nonconforming communities will be different from country to country, and it will vary from large-scale actions for legislation and policy reform to the very personal decisions about the language we use, the jokes we laugh at, and the assumptions we make about who and what determines gender.
It may be the case that the health sector experts' emphasis on priorities for action outside the health sector represents an unspoken unwillingness to embrace the challenge of large scale action in the health sector for people with NCDs.
E-β-ocimene is a young larval pheromone, highly volatile, and easily dispersed within the colony for a large scale action while BEP is an old larval pheromone with low volatility, spread by contact, with a precise action.
"People do feel frustrated and anxious," he said, adding that society was not emotionally prepared for another "large scale action".
With its unprecedented budget, Iris was able to pioneer several firsts for Korean television dramas, particularly with its large scale action sequences.
As the window for large-scale action on climate change closes, direct government intervention in other parts of the carbon economy will become more urgent.
Consistent with observations of health policy processes in previous research [ 16, 17, 23], respondents in this study reported that policy makers played a lead role in shaping priorities, securing resources and solidifying political and broader stakeholders support for large-scale action [ 16, 17].
For a time, the Green New Deal was also a popular slogan in search of a policy, inspired by the very real need for immediate, large-scale action on climate change.
The need for urgent large-scale action to counter climate change is well established, but anthropogenic emissions continue to rise ahead of the worst IPCC scenarios.
This time the topic under discussion was not genetic engineering but geoengineering deliberately rather than accidentally changing the world's environment.Geoengineering is an umbrella term for large-scale actions intended to combat the climate-changing effects of greenhouse-gas emissions without actually curbing those emissions.
If the life movement can devote itself to fighting these, can't it also confront the threat to our life-giving water -- and compel the small- and large-scale actions that will conserve it for human beings today and tomorrow?
