Sentence examples for undermining energy from inspiring English sources
The proposed federal listing of the Gunnison sage grouse under the Endangered Species Act would devalue state and local efforts already under way to conserve the species while simultaneously undermining energy development — both renewable and conventional — in the habitat region.
The report shows that this would not only be bad for the environment and potentially undermine energy security but it would also be very costly to customers.
Madison admits that requiring a large portion of members of Congress to be physically present would make Congress more deliberative, but it creates a problem that is much worse: it would undermine energy in government.
America's economy is recovering, and its gas boom has undermined energy-fuelled autocracies.
As the Treasury and Decc fought it out over energy policy last week, Tim Yeo, the chairman of the Commons Energy and Climate Change Committee, accused Mr Osborne of undermining green energy policy, ahead of the Government's Energy Bill this autumn, to please backbench Tory MPs.
Subsidizing natural gas supports fossil fuel development while undermining renewable energy.
"This disastrous policy risks undermining our energy security, putting up bills, and wrecking efforts to stop climate change.
Shorten accused the government of undermining renewable energy by sending mixed messages over the RET's future.
At the same time, the northern Sinai has devolved into a lawless outpost where saboteurs have repeatedly bombed a pipeline funneling natural gas to Israel, undermining its energy supply.
"The Lyft and Uber applications to operate e-scooter sharing programs in Santa Monica demonstrate the desperate lengths CO2 polluting companies will go to for the purpose of undermining clean energy competition," a Bird spokesperson told TechCrunch.
Ministers and their EU colleagues are on the cusp of a decision which could undermine our energy security, push up the cost of power and weaken efforts to tackle climate change.
