Not exact matches
«Individuals are responsible for almost half
of emissions, so people have to start taking action in their own lives
if we are to
meet the
challenge of climate change,» Mr Benn said.
This is how Prime Minister Tony Blair
of Britain described the
climate policy
challenge in 2005 and,
if anything, his statement is more germane now given prospects for prolonged international financial ills: «The blunt truth about the politics
of climate change is that no country will want to sacrifice its economy in order to
meet this
challenge.»
But I'm looking at all the government / IEA statements saying «CCS is essential
if we are to
meet the
challenge of climate change whilst maintaining security
of energy supplies»... and then at figures for CO2 EOR.
The United States must
change the way it produces and uses energy by shifting away from its dependence on imported oil and coal - fired electricity and by increasing the efficiency with which energy is extracted, captured, converted, and used
if it is to
meet the urgent
challenges facing the energy system,
of which
climate change and energy security are the most pressing.
If passed, the Climate Change bill will force the government to «explain its reasons to Parliament if it does not accept the Committee's advice on the level of the carbon budget, or if it does not meet a budget or target», but won't let us challenge the decisions made by this committee democraticall
If passed, the
Climate Change bill will force the government to «explain its reasons to Parliament
if it does not accept the Committee's advice on the level of the carbon budget, or if it does not meet a budget or target», but won't let us challenge the decisions made by this committee democraticall
if it does not accept the Committee's advice on the level
of the carbon budget, or
if it does not meet a budget or target», but won't let us challenge the decisions made by this committee democraticall
if it does not
meet a budget or target», but won't let us
challenge the decisions made by this committee democratically.