Примеры использования Climate change issue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Increase awareness of climate change issue.
For us, this climate change issue is directly related to our development.
The second challenge is to address the climate change issue.
Strengthening climate change issues in educational programmes;
A training course for journalists:"Coverage of climate change issues" Media. ge.
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Climate change issues have therefore to be considered in urban planning.
Raising awareness of climate change issues and mitigation measures.
There was an enormous amount of international cooperation on the climate change issue.
Mainstream climate change issues in education for sustainable development;
It provides the overall policy framework for addressing the climate change issue.
Vii Mainstream climate change issues in environmental awareness raising campaigns;
Existing systems should be adapted to include climate change issues.
The climate change issue is a part of the larger challenge of sustainable development.
Specific government regulations pertaining to climate change issues were not mentioned.
Participating countries: The Netherlands depending on the programme,in particular for what concerns any climate change issue.
Technical assistance to mainstream climate change issues into other development processes and policy dialogues;
Some of these technologies, such as energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies,have significant potential in addressing the climate change issue in the short term.
First, climate change issue is rather politicized and is directly(even if it's a fact) interlinked with existing and future challenges of water deficit and energy production.
Several panellists stressed that there is no"silver bullet" for tackling the climate change issue and that a broad portfolio of technologies is needed if we are to meet the world's growing energy demands.
The climate change issue can represent a best practice for coordination within the United Nations system along the lines that we all embrace, under the formula"deliver as one.
This trend has been most noticeable with respect to the climate change issue where charges on fossil fuels, according to their carbon content potential for producing CO2.
The Working Group shared the view of IPCC on the need for the development and transfer of new technologies, in particular for the exploitation of renewable energy sources,in order to address the climate change issue.
We are hopeful that all sides will realize the importance of the climate change issue and will commit themselves to addressing the overriding interests of the future of our planet and of future generations.
Furthermore, UNHCR has initiated preliminary research on the existing literature containing projections of climate change-related population movements in order toascertain how the climate change issue is being portrayed.
Policy-oriented studies related to the climate change issue also form a major part of a research programme named"Society, environment and energy" initiated by the Research Council of Norway.
Policies that could promote this would include designing energy development plans consistent with national social and economic development plans in harmony with environmental objectives, andcooperation between countries on the climate change issue.
Therefore, the climate change issue should not be considered within the framework of a specific sector or only as an environmental problem; instead, it should be integrated into all sectors, including the social sector.
While there will be enormous challenges in meeting the colossal investment needed over the next few decades, the climate change issue also represents an opportunity for developing countries not only to attract new investments, but also to enter new and growing international markets.
Formal education on the climate change issue is not limited to traditional lectures, as demonstrated by the presentation of a role play entitled"Negotiations on climate change" targeted at upper secondary school and college students in Stockholm, Sweden.
More recently, however, the growing competition among populations for natural resources, the desires and indeed the rights of increasing numbers of people to have access to the benefits already enjoyed by the most developed world, andthe availability of information about the state of the environment in all parts of the planet have propelled the climate change issue to the top of the agenda.