Significats de confront climate en anglès

It is also why the world must come together to confront climate change.

We were respected around the world, rallying our allies to confront climate change.

How do African cities grow and develop in a sustainable way to confront climate change?

Policymakers must confront climate change realities, Jewell said.

Therefore, people in Africa who live in urban areas are often forced to confront climate change on their own.

Both U.S. presidential candidates, Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain, have promised tougher action than Bush to confront climate change.

Ms Ocasio-Cortez has spelled out what a Green New Deal involves in a House resolution: rejecting economic orthodoxy to confront climate change.

Most developed nations, however, are focusing on spurring economic growth after the financial crisis, rather than stepping up efforts to confront climate change.

On Monday night we are going to show the growing number of senators who are committed to working together to confront climate change.

The failure of the U.S., in particular, to confront climate change is sometimes cited as an indictment of the country's major environmental groups.

As we work to confront climate change, it's important that we understand that the most dire impacts of climate change aren't hitting all Americans equally.

LONDON (Reuters) - Rich countries meeting in Germany this week will agree that they need to confront climate change, but unpleasant tradeoffs are already emerging.

Climate Change Secretariat, said countries need to act now to keep down costs of confronting climate change.

He said that Washington, even in Obama's first term, had low ambitions for confronting climate change and that had dimmed efforts by other major emitters.