Sentence examples for won the climate from inspiring English sources

The UK has, for the moment, won the climate lottery for producing some wines.

Similarly, the London borough of Lewisham has just won the Climate Week award for best local initiative, for its low carbon programme.

"Malcolm Turnbull won the leadership vote in the party room, but Tony Abbott has won the climate policy debate in the Liberal party," Shorten will say in an address to the Lowy Institute on Friday.

Here's how Simon Wren-Lewis, a professor of economics at Oxford University put it: arguing that the tiny amount of economic growth Britain has recently achieved after a years-long downturn proved austerity to be the right policy is tantamount to saying that global warming skeptics had "won the climate change argument because of recent heavy snow".

It's not as if we're winning the climate fight – the planet's temperature keeps rising.

This is the recipe for winning the climate fight.

And it may ultimately help us win the climate change argument.

The CHAI project won the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Momentum for Change award as one of 16 global game-changing climate action initiatives and was honored at the 2015 UNFCCC Conference in Paris.

"Her courage and persistence in communicating climate science to the wider public have made her a living legend among her colleagues," wrote two enthusiastic backers of her, Benjamin Santer and John Abraham, in a prize-nomination letter that led to her winning the 2011 Climate Change Communicators of the Year award.

The "we" that could win and needs to win in the climate change wars isn't the United States itself.

Since it was chosen in 2010, many have wondered how the tiny country with no football culture and a sweltering climate won the right to host the sport's most prestigious tournament.