Sentence examples similar to recognize the climate from inspiring English sources

Recognizing the climate dangers posed by the draining of peatlands for cultivation, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono issued a moratorium on the granting of new palm oil concessions in peatlands last year.

The big story today is that the Nobel Peace Prize recognizes the climate crisis as a genuine threat to humanity.

At the time, there was much political hay to be made by emphasizing a clear distinction between the parties: Democrats recognized the climate threat while Republicans denied it.

Rather than rely on method or even grape varietal, James recommends recognizing the climates of red and whites you enjoy and sampling rosés made in similar conditions.

HSBC was one of the first large UK companies to recognize the importance of climate change.

A spokesman for Exxon Mobil said in an e-mail message that the company did recognize the risk of climate change.

These global corporations recognize the reality of climate change and they are striving to become more efficient.

"It is an embarrassment that Republican politicians, with few exceptions, refuse to even recognize the reality of climate change, let alone are prepared to do anything about it.

Tapper turned to Chris Christie, apparently on the theory that he had previously been more willing than other Republicans to recognize the reality of climate change.

In 2009, an initiative by the Pacific Small Island Developing States, of which I am chairman, prompted the United Nations General Assembly to recognize the link between climate change and security.

Companies that quantify their footprints send a strong signal that they recognize the importance of climate change as a business risk and an opportunity.