"We are also working closely with Highways England, Kent police and the Port of Dover to tackle the disruption".
They are expressing their happiness and thankfulness regarding the "action to limit carbon pollution" and "cutting carbon pollution", which will "clean up our air and tackle climate disruption", as they put it.
Why not adopt a model for international trade that not only allows nations to tackle climate disruption but actually requires stronger action?
On the heels of the recent global summit in Paris to tackle climate disruption, the World Trade Organization (WTO) has ruled against an important piece of the climate solution puzzle: India's ambitious program to create homegrown solar energy.
As the world's leaders converge in Paris this week to craft a deal to tackle climate disruption globally, an already-hatched trade deal, if approved, would move the world in the opposite direction.
Futures Clinique is a participatory and exploratory futures workshop used to tackle uncertainties, identify disruptions and generate innovations [72].
This paper introduces, illustrates and evaluates the concept of Futures Clinique, which is a participatory and exploratory futures workshop and a collective futures research method to tackle uncertainties, identify disruptions and generate innovations.
The troubled families programme, a scheme estimated to cost more than £1bn including £450m from central government, was launched by the former prime minister David Cameron with the aim of tackling "a culture of disruption and irresponsibility" by targeting households with high levels of crime, unemployment, pupil truancy and use of child welfare services.
A massive public investment to dramatically increase the use of clean energy - which would at the same time tackle the challenge of climate disruption -- with a requirement that all the jobs created pay wages that can support a family.
The rich-country energy club keeps its vast reserves of oil to tackle emergencies caused by unforeseen supply disruptions.
