Sentence examples for peace climate from inspiring English sources

The global challenges that face humanity– peace; climate change; environmental degradation; economic, social and political inequality; sustainable development; health and food security– will get answered one way or another.

These include prohibiting the use of torture, ordering the prison at Guantanamo Bay closed, responsibly ending the war in Iraq, as well as advocating new efforts on nuclear weapons, Middle East peace, climate change, and the economic crisis.

Name a noble cause – peace, the climate, saving honey bees – and Bono might have chosen it.

Which means Brazil talks a good game about peace and climate change and saving the rainforests, and does not spend lots of money building up or maintaining scary nuclear-armed militaries to threaten its neighbours.

In his speech to the UN general assembly last month, the president spelled out the four pillars of his foreign policy which were non-proliferation, the pursuit of peace, combating climate change and the rebuilding of the global economy.

This year could be a busy one for development campaigners, as the UN prepares to formally adopt its new set of development goals aiming to put issues such as gender inequality, peace and climate change on the agenda.

This is where Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio, who now goes by the grand title of UN Messenger of Peace on Climate Change, makes his entrance.

The sobering environmental advocacy documentary "Before the Flood" is quite obviously producer/host Leonardo DiCaprio's stab at "Inconvenient Truth -level consumer-educaTruth -levelng with footage of his speech as a United Nations messenger of peace on climate change at the world body two yearstarting

He noted that the issue is cross-sectoral and stressed the need to correlate international efforts on health, education, peace and climate change.

The mission observed that although the Government has deployed security forces to the district to restore peace, a climate of intimidation still prevails, where violated families and individuals cannot report their attackers for fear of further violence.

A quick scan of major news sources shows that this is the main focus of discourse here in the U.S. The New York Times has a lead story titled "Gore and U.N. Panel Win Peace Prize for Climate Work," that weaves life histories of Gore's climate activism and the superb research of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).