Significados de make climate en inglés

This will make climate change worse and will make bushfires more catastrophic.

Similarly a tough economic year in other countries would make climate commitments harder.

In simpler terms - businesses need to make climate change planning an everyday thing.

Steyer billed himself as the only candidate who would make climate change his No.

All of this conspires to make climate writing very insular.

President Barack Obama clearly hopes that he can make climate change part of his legacy.

And just to make this unfortunate cycle complete, the beetle will make climate change worse.

Finding a way to make climate change the stuff of stage drama is a big ask.

Taking office tempered him somewhat, but he managed to make climate change part of his policy push.

Her views on how to tackle greenhouse gas would make climate activists such as Al Gore wince.

John Kerry, the secretary of state, reaffirmed on Friday he wants to make climate change his signature issue.

Let's not make climate change a class issue by punishing people who do not have the means to make changes.

And experts questioned whether the deal included enough financial support and protection for human rights to make climate justice a reality.

The recommendations were published days after Rory Stewart, Britain's newly appointed international development minister, pledged to make climate change a priority.

Some environmentalists have questioned how big a priority Obama will make climate legislation on his long list of domestic policy priorities.

On Sunday, Bloomberg told NBC he will make climate change a leading issue in the 2020 race, whether or not he runs.