Sentences with phrase «hot air policy»
Once, I asked everyone to imagine Labour's manifesto as a big hot air policy balloon.
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BAFF chairman Douglas Young told the Guardian: «If the covenant is to be anything other than hot air, it needs to be at the forefront of policymakers» minds whenever defence policy is being formulated and not just trotted out when there's a good news story.»
He could have nodded to the deep divisions over climate science and policies, but noted that much of the sense of controversy has come mainly because the hottest messages — unfolding catastrophe, manufactured hoax — get the most air time.
Hence, the Hot Air campaign you linked to has a «get off our backs already» theme that includes the line «The Biofuels Disaster Must End — Another failed energy policy, courtesy of the Washington central planners.».
If there is an area of policy - making that just involves hot air, it has to be climate change.
Public policy can provide incentives for improved insulation and more energy - efficient heating and cooling units for residences and businesses; but even the best efficiency programs can not eliminate the need for heating in colder states, and for air conditioning in hotter, humid states.
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In a debate over policy where on side is claiming that science is on their side, the last thing you want to do is attack science or call it hot air.
«Hot Air vs CDM: Limiting Supply to Make Kyoto Work without the United States,» Pelangi Working Paper, Pelangi [Policy Research for Sustainable Development], Jakarta, July.
From his 2008 book Sustainable Energy — without the hot air to his brilliantly effective TED talk on renewable energy to his five years of work at the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change, David embodies multiple roles at once: engaging author, science communicator, researcher, and policy advisor.
His book Sustainable Energy — without the hot air, which is the basis for his TED talk on renewable energy, shows how David embodies multiple roles at once: author, science communicator, researcher, and policy advisor.
But I won't be surprised if I have to change this policy, if and when I discover that a provider is selling hot air.
Thus, the losses you will be reimbursed for with a Broad Coverage policy may result from the following reasons: sudden and accidental tearing, cracking, burning, or bulging of a steam or hot water heating system; accidental discharge from a plumbing, heating, air conditioning or sprinkler system or household appliance; freezing of a plumbing, heating, air conditioning or sprinkler system or a household appliance; sudden and accidental damage from artificially generated electricity; falling objects; weight of ice, snow, or sleet, and volcanic eruption.
Hot water heaters, dishwashers, air conditioners and washing machines are common causes of water damage considered to be unforeseen, and therefore covered, under most policies.