Sentence examples for made on climate from inspiring English sources

In Paris, organisers said 25,000 people attended – heavy with the knowledge that history would be made on climate, one way or another, in the city in a year's time.

But it does put Obama in position to fulfill the promises he made on climate change when he was first elected in 2008.

While pay can often cause controversy at AGMs, this year companies may also face scrutiny about pledges made on climate change and any impact of the UK's possible exit from the EU.

"All the progress we've made on climate change" – including the Paris pact, decades in the making – "is going to be on the ballot," he told TV talk show host Bill Maher on Friday.

Even its own former group managing director, Sir Mark Moody-saidrt, sain in 2015 it was "distressing" that "remarkably little progress" had been made on climate change by Shell and other oil companies.

The court's move threatens to not only derail the president's initiative to curb greenhouse-gas emissions at U.S. coal-fired power plants but also unravel the progress that the United States and 195 other nations made on climate change in Paris in December.

We have no idea if the World War II generation would have made the decisions they should make on climate change if they thought doing so would bring an end to their prosperity.

For the most part, they are not yet at the table of planning and policy making on climate change and environmental legislation that will have a real impact on the labor market.

These individuals were approached based on their knowledge and experience of decision-making on climate change and their use of the IPCC reports (Table 2) and were identified as authors in the climate adaptation literature and/or belonging to institutions conducting work on climate change.

The HMRC-CGE model, which is primarily designed to give information on how tax policies affect the economy, has been very influential in government decision making on climate change policy and in particular the forthcoming decision on whether to adopt or weaken the fourth carbon budget.

That logic motivated the formation of the Campus as a Laboratory Initiative, a partnership between the Office of the Provost, the Office of Sustainability, the CI's Center for Robust Decision Making on Climate and Energy Policy (RDCEP), UChicago Student Government, and the Energy Policy Institute at University of Chicago EPICC).