Sentence examples for make climate action from inspiring English sources
European stars, of a calibre of US public figures such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Al Gore, will front a push to make climate action a "strategic priority" at G7, G20 and Major Economies Forum summits.
Indeed, as the recent report of an International Bar Association IBA Task Forcece (pdf) has shown, some of our laws, both national and international, apparently make climate action more rather than less difficult.
[Insert | Michael Schlesinger of the Univ. of Illinois noted the cautionary conclusion of a climate paper he co-authored with Natalia Andronova in 2000 that says something very similar.] It's much harder to build a movement around limiting losses for generations unborn than for ourselves, but if honesty counts, that may be the only way to make climate action stick.
On the policy front, leading states and metro areas continue to make climate action and clean-energy expansion a priority.
"Climate change is a major political topic again," ever since President Obama made climate action a priority for this second term, said Taylor.
President Barack Obama has made climate action and environmental protection central to his presidency, saying, "No challenge poses a greater threat to future generations than climate change".
Dutch citizens are taking their government to court on climate change inaction, and Chinese citizens are shining the light on air pollution through individual initiatives like the "Under the Dome" documentary, while President Obama is now making climate change action his legacy.
All of these communication ideas have tried to make climate change issues open and overt with the aim of promoting individual action on climate change.
Instead, let's continue to make our climate action case in as practical a way as possible.
(I would also argue that the economic constraints of the capitalist system make decisive climate action difficult if not impossible, but that's a separate article/book/life's work).
Advocates do make comparisons between climate action and other areas of government policy, but usually they focus on incomparable cases a favorite warm chestnut is comparing climate policy with spending on defense.
