Sentences with phrase «administration changes mentions»

Federal Highway Administration changes mentions of «climate change» to «resilience» in transportation program... read more

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The national security strategy the Trump administration released in December made no mention of climate change whatsoever, despite the fact Defense Secretary James Mattis has acknowledged it as a threat.

If the administration or the school board has already approved changes, make sure to mention that fact.

How much leverage Hamburg and Sharfstein will have to change FDA's culture and budget will depend on the whims and generosity of Congress and the willingness of the Obama Administration to back them — not to mention support from those inside the agency.

The document — which administration officials have neither acknowledged or rejected as authentic — has elements guaranteed to inflame folks ranging from Rush Limbaugh (the mention of efforts to «produce a global regime to combat climate change») to environmental groups pushing for concrete commitments on restricting greenhouse gases (a phrase implying that increasing perception of United States engagement is the goal).

Before the Trump administration coalesces and locks in views on how to prioritize NASA's work and budget, not to mention the wider sweep of federal and federally - funded research on planet - scale environmental change and risks, I hope some of the views below are considered.

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In 2008, as I've mentioned before, I asked the Bush administration's climate treaty team if the world would have been better off signing a Framework Convention on [Energy] Technology Change back in 1992 instead of one on climate cChange back in 1992 instead of one on climate changechange.

In fact, during an hour long June briefing to launch a major government climate change report, a panel that included White House science adviser John Holdren and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration chief Jane Lubchenco mentioned greenhouse gases just once â $» instead warning about the perils of â $ œheat - trapping gasesâ $ or â $ œheat - trapping pollutants.â $

Furthermore, a report on a National Preparedness Goal [PDF] issued in September by the Administration (in response to the Presidential Policy Directive on National Preparedness of March 30, 2011) entirely omits any mention of climate change — even though the adaptation task force highlights the actions Federal agencies are taking to «to incorporate climate adaptation into planning, emergency preparedness, and disaster recovery to protect communities and reduce losses.»