Sentence examples for mandate climate change from inspiring English sources

Jeff McDonald, a spokesperson for the mayor of West Vancouver, said the city has no immediate plans to mandate climate change caution stickers, but they are looking for direction from the FCM.

Construction of the solar border would go a long way toward helping Mexico achieve its mandated climate change goals, which include 35percentt renewable electricity generation by 2024.

"On issues such as unconstitutional healthcare mandates, climate change regulations, and Wall Street bailouts, there's very little daylight, indeed, between Governor Pawlenty's record and the Obama administration's policies," Stewart said.

Local health impact evidence can be a powerful tool in creating local public opinion and mandate to climate change mitigation.

It is a mandate for climate change mitigation and adaptation, and it is also a prerequisite for sustainable development.

Like many cities, Seattle is tackling its CSO problem on a variety of fronts to meet EPA water-quality mandates, and climate change has become one more compelling reason to do so, Fleming says.

We examined the potential impacts of climate variability and change on human health as part of a congressionally mandated study of climate change in the United States.

It would increase emissions by one of the UK's least-taxed transport sectors after the government in Edinburgh had repeatedly missed its annual emissions reductions targets, mandated by Holyrood's Climate Change (Scotland) Act.

This study reviews and explores the role of environmental framing in the socio-political acceptance of smart grid technologies by citizens, media, and key stakeholders, using the case study of British Columbia, Canada a low carbon electricity-based region where smart grid deployment has been mandated as part of climate change legislation.

He co-chaired the health report of the first Congressionally mandated U.S. National Assessment on Climate Change and served as Lead Author for the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) for 15 years; the IPCC shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007.

The United National Framework Convention on Climate change mandated the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to regularly assess the state of the entire evidence available on the scientific basis of climate change, its impacts on life on the planet including human health and the most effective policy responses.