Sentence examples for proactive climate from inspiring English sources

For the first time, there is an American administration with a stated and proactive climate change policy.

One of the premises of NPM is that public services can be largely driven by citizen "client" demands, but providing the 'service' of proactive climate adaptation, particularly to vulnerable populations that have little influence or command over markets or public policy, is a dubious proposition.

I am glad that our government is now starting to be proactive about climate change, and I hope that we can make the most of the opportunities at the Tarawa climate change conference this week.

Adopt proactive school climate initiatives that demonstrate a commitment to inclusive policies and shared values within our pluralistic society.

Polman recently pointed out that "taking proactive action on climate change is essential to ensuring that Unilever remains a viable business in the future".

It is also true that the boomers haven't been proactive enough on climate change – indeed, Willetts says too little about this – but it is hard to argue that they can be singled out on these grounds.

Our study is based on the Protection Motivation Theory (PMT) developed by Rogers (1983) and also adopted by Grothmann and Patt (2005), which is a socio-cognitive model of private proactive adaptation to climate change.

More companies are taking a proactive role in climate policy, and for good reasons.

Sunoco has been an industry leader in its efforts in Biofuels and other clean fuels and has a proactive stance on climate change," according to the Greenopia report.

Researchers at the U.S. Geological Survey found that without immediate and proactive conservation measures, climate change and disease could completely wipe out the 'Akeke'e and 'Akikiki, two species of honeycreepers, and the secretive Puaiohi, or Small Kauai Thrush.

Why has the WTO not taken more proactive steps to tackle climate change?