Sentence examples for slash climate from inspiring English sources

"CSIRO's decision to slash climate research capacity will severely curtail Australia's capacity to deliver on key promises of the Paris agreement," the letter says.

Green campaign groups welcomed the reforms: "The future is electric – and harnessing the UK's massive potential to produce much more green electricity will create jobs, reduce our reliance on overseas oil and help us slash climate-changing emissions," said the Friends of the Earth's climate change campaigner, Tony Bosworth.

Massachusetts put out two requests this year ― one for general clean energy proposals and another specifically for offshore wind ― as part of Republican Gov. Charlie Baker's push to slash climate-altering emissions.

It's very possible that Congress will send Trump a budget that slashes Nasa climate research, and it's also possible that his oil-allied team will advise him to sign it.

"With better coordination and support from central government, public sector bodies could be slashing their climate pollution while also saving money through initiatives to improve energy efficiency or by generating their own renewable energy".

Last week, Donald Trump's space policy advisor Bob Walker made headlines by suggesting that the incoming administration might slash Nasa's climate and earth science research to focus the agency on deep space exploration.

Indeed, without far more aggressive efforts to slash carbon pollution, climate change will likely cause the world will lose one third of its most arable land to near-permanent drought and Dust-Bowlification post-2050.

The Conservatives have slashed financing for climate science, closed facilities that do research on climate change, told federal government climate scientists not to speak publicly about their work without approval and tried, unsuccessfully, to portray the tar sands industry as environmentally benign.

Tracking this energy use is deemed crucial to meeting the city goal of cutting overall emissions by about a third by 2030, to slash costs and fight climate change.

In 2013, he sponsored a bill seeking to slash funding to the climate change studies conducted by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Though Trump has yet to fulfill that campaign promise, Trump once called global warming a hoax and his proposed budget in March suggested slashing funding to climate change initiatives, notably Obama's Clean Power Plan, which aims to reduce greenhouse gases.