Not exact matches
Given the severe hurricanes, tropical storms and flooding that we've experienced over the past few years related to
climate change, promoting disaster preparedness and community
resilience and supporting our first responders is a very
high priority for me, as is mitigating
climate change.
During the UN
Climate Change Conference in Paris the governments of France and Peru, along with the UN, are organizing a series of
high - level events to demonstrate that the transition to low carbon and
resilience is under way.
The purpose of this mixture was to create a dog breed characterized by
high intelligence, obedience as
resilience to harsh
climates and difficult working conditions.
This action plan lays out concrete actions to help countries deliver on their Nationally determined contributions and sets targets for 2020 in
high - impact areas, including clean energy, green transport,
climate - smart agriculture, and urban
resilience, as well as in mobilizing the private sector to expand
climate investments in developing countries.
Establishing marine protected areas would allow species to recover from overexploitation;
higher numbers would give their populations and gene pools more
resilience in responding to
climate changes.»
UN Secretary - General António Guterres will convene a
high - level Summit in 2019 targeting sectors that could have the greatest impacts on reducing emissions and building
climate resilience.
Now, for the many low - income countries whose emissions are negligible but are most vulnerable to
climate impacts, Paris also needs to deliver support to build their
resilience and help grow their economies without
high levels of carbon pollution that concerns us all.
How is it justifiable to risk the fundamental
resilience of our society from
climate change impacts in the name of potentially
higher financial returns?
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