Sentence examples for minimise climate from inspiring English sources

While we are all fighting to try and minimise climate change, we're already too far down the road to stop some of the inevitable impacts.

Perhaps he'll seek to minimise climate change by day, then, after a stiff dose of potion, come out at night to maximise it.

The national and global collapse of biodiversity, the horrifying rate of soil loss, the conflict between aspirations to minimise climate change and maximise the production of fossil fuels: none of these are put before voters as an issue of significant difference.

So this Climate Week, we encourage everyone to take a step back and review their strategies to minimise climate and resource impacts, and their efforts to tackle poverty and improve health in the communities, as part of their longer term corporate strategy.

There appeared to be no recognition of Australia's national interest in minimising climate change; rather, the focus seems to be on protecting domestic energy and resource exporters (coal and gas industry)," it says.

As outlined in a submission by Australia back in 2011 (COP17): "meaningful mitigation action by all major emitters remains the primary means of minimising climate-related risks" (Australian Government 2011, p. 2).

Nonetheless, as our services and patient numbers grow we know that there are more opportunities to cut energy bills and minimise our climate impact.

To minimise contributions to climate change, residual long-distance trade should take place with the minimum of "food miles" between producer and consumer.

All this comes together as a strong pressure to minimise costs of climate change mitigation, and that means that there is minimal pressure to meet the 4th budget, and if it has to be met then it has to be met at minimal cost.

Launching the initiative Gordon Brown said earlier today: "Eco-towns will help to relieve the shortage of affordable homes to rent and buy, and minimise the effects of climate change on a major scale.

Sustainable development requires the intelligent management of the marine environment, to protect the marine ecosystem, minimise the impacts of climate change and anthropogenic influences, and provide benefits for a wide range of users.