Sentence examples for rainforest preservation from inspiring English sources

Likewise, P&G said it is committed to speaking with Greenpeace and other stakeholders regarding rainforest preservation.

We are going to go through the rainforest, house to house, to talk to the people to help them choose tourism and rainforest preservation over the offer from the oil firm.

So far Sydney has committed to switching its streetlamps to energy saving LED; in Shenyang, China 38,000 hectares of land will be reforested; Chinese internet company Baidu has pledged to reduce office resource consumption by 30 per cent; and Credit Suisse AG has committed to continue its carbon neutral status and to help Brazilian rainforest preservation.

Some critics said that the United Nations should have moved faster to find areas where agreement among the more than 190 nations gathered at Copenhagen could be reached -- rainforest preservation, for example -- and designated a smaller, more manageable forum to negotiate more intractable issues blocking the talks.

The proceeds will go to the rainforest preservation charity Cool Earth, an organisation championed by her friend Vivienne Westwood.

The proceeds will go to the rainforest preservation charity Cool Earth, an organization championed by her friend Vivienne Westwood.

Gordon Brown said Britain was also working with Asia and Latin America on the preservation of rainforests, with his report highlighting that about 18% of global greenhouse gas emissions come from deforestation.

This tradition historically existed among a number of ethnic groups in Madagascar, particularly along the eastern coast where the preservation of rainforests continues to facilitate access to wood for construction.

All her adult life, she had been a prominent and uncompromising activist for the preservation of the rainforest, so the choice was a bit like picking a human-rights lawyer to run the police.

Particularly, many researchers in Brazil and all over the world are concerned about Amazon rainforest monitoring for studies and preservation due to its dimension and biodiversity.

Despite numerous hardships, she remained there for over 30 years and became an outspoken advocate for orangutans and the preservation of their rainforest habitat, which is rapidly being devastated by loggers, palm oil plantations, gold miners, and unnatural forest fires.