Sentences with phrase «stance on climate action»

Both reports undermine the Trump administration's hostile denialist stance on climate action and take a toll on the international credibility of the United States, at least at the federal level, at a moment of escalating environmental crisis on land, air and sea.

The National Association of Evangelicals (NAE), the country's biggest evangelical organization, doesn't have an official stance on climate action.

A good place to start: the Wall Street Journal editorial page, and its anti-social and anti-business stance on climate action.

Not exact matches

It means they do not explicitly take a stance on whether the climate is changing as a result of human action or not in the abstract.

A year ago, July 23, 2012 to be precise, former Republican congressman Bob Inglis famously predicted the facts on global warming will «overwhelm» GOP resistance to climate change action and alter the party's stance.

During a press briefing today, Ambassador Yu Qingtai, China's Special Representative on Climate Change Negotiations from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reiterated China's stance on the MRV issue, pointing back to the Bali Action Plan and stressing that China will not agree to anything beyond the Bali Action Plan.

As of September, 2009, the Chamber's actions and stance on climate change had caused a rift in its own membership with prominent member Exelon Corp announcing it would not renew its membership, following similar departures from PG&E Corp and PNM Resources Inc..