The sentence "save the climate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to express the need to preserve and protect the environment. For example, you could say, "We need to take immediate action to save the climate before it's too late."
Then compete to save the climate.
What if it is too late to save the climate by cutting greenhouse gas emissions?
Sewage and solar power may be odd bedfellows in the race to save the climate.
We are given easy household tips by campaigners and the government that will help "save the climate".
Greenpeace International Climate Policy Director Wendel Trio said: "Cancun may have saved the process but it did not yet save the climate.
As we edge close to the climate summit in Paris, I can say confidently that we can still save the climate, but we are running out of time.
Few nations have done more to make energy expensive in the name of saving the climate than has Germany.
Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace — which rakes in $350 million annually, crashes drones into nuclear plants, and recently declared, "Sabotaging nuclear is a vital part of saving the climate" — both keep their donors secret.
What she's proposing is a very tall order -- more so even than saving the climate.
How We Saved the Climate (and Ourselves) Bill McKibben imagines himself in the year 2100, looking back at a century of climate chaos and asking: What did it take to save the world?
Saving the climate is thus in one sense a "hearts and minds" battle that requires supplanting the free- market paradigm of resource extraction and perpetual growth with a more sustainable model based on resource stewardship and regeneration.
