Eksempler på brug af Adapt to climate change på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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How can farmers adapt to climate changes in West Africa?
Denmark therefore attaches particular importance to helping these countries adapt to climate change.
The financing needed to fight and adapt to climate change is an additional responsibility that the developed world cannot afford to wriggle out of.
We must make substantial efforts to successfully help enterprises and users adapt to climate change.
Mr President, we must give support to developing countries to help them adapt to climate change- a phenomenon for which they are not responsible, but as a result of which they are suffering disproportionately.
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However, the extent of the climate change impacts will partly depend on how different regions adapt to climate change.
The EU should be generous in its external relations when dealing with developing countries and help them adapt to climate change- a phenomenon for which they are not responsible, but one from which they will suffer disproportionately.
The Commission has proposed a total sum of between EUR 2 and15 billion to help the countries of the South adapt to climate change.
An international agreement implies a global effort to combat and adapt to climate change and the financial aid granted to the developing countries will provide an incentive for them to become involved in the effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
This sort of tax is not the right way to go andit will not help the developing countries to combat and adapt to climate change.
As well as working on implementing millennium development goals on food security andhelping the poorest countries adapt to climate change, we need to work closely on coordinating our efforts in the recipient countries so as to maximise the effectiveness and impact of our aid and avoid duplication of effort.
The Labour Government in the UK wants a deal that is ambitious, effective and fair andto support the poorest countries to cut their emissions and adapt to climate change.
How consistent is the European Union being if, on the one hand,it is developing an ambitious plan to combat and adapt to climate change and, on the other, it is supporting coal as a clean energy source?
These foundations are mainly ambitious commitments to reduce emissions on the part of developed countries, including the United States, adequate measures by developed countries to reduce their increase in emissions andfinancial assistance to developing countries to moderate their emissions and adapt to climate change.
But we are all in this together. The Sustainable Development Goals andthe international climate agreement to be adopted in 2015 are expected to engage all countries in action to fight and adapt to climate change along with tackling other development challenges. The future of our planet depends on our actions now, and together we can find solutions.
PL Mr President, it was with great unease that I received news of the meeting of finance and environment ministers, and specifically of the draft final document, which does not contain a solution to a key question:how does the European Union want to support the poorest countries of the world in their efforts to limit carbon dioxide emissions and adapt to climate change?
In the context of an international agreement on climate change in Copenhagen in 2009, and for those who wish so, part of this amount will be used to enable andfinance actions to mitigate and adapt to climate change in developing countries that will have ratified this agreement, in particular in least-developed countries.
Delegates only“noted” an accord(“the Copenhagen Accord”) struck by the United States, Brazil, China, India, and South Africa that has two key components: first, it sets a target of limiting global warming to a maximum of 2 degrees Celsius over pre-industrial times; second,it proposes $100 billion in annual aid for developing nations starting in 2020 to help them reduce emissions and adapt to climate change.
I do not like this manner, shall we say, of perhaps absolving ourselves of responsibility, andmaybe even misleading our fellow citizens by trying to get them to believe that we can adapt to climate change and that at the end of the day the situation may not be as serious because we are going to have the means to adapt to it.
I am glad that many of the socialist positions supported here in this House were introduced into the text,such as the creation of a'Global Green Fund' to help developing countries adapt to climate change and mitigate its effects.
We must also ensure that industrialised countries such as the United States make a commitment to developing countries in order to help them combat and adapt to climate change, by combating deforestation, desertification and so on. It is time for our governments to take stock of the climate challenges ahead of us and to reach a political consensus that allows for the implementation of a true global policy for combating climate change. .
It also reduces the revenue that is essential if the EU is to be able to help developing countries to invest in'green technology', adapt to climate change and protect tropical forests.
It takes note of their willingness to use at least half of this amount for actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, mitigate and adapt to climate change, for measures to avoid deforestation,to develop renewable energies, energy efficiency, as well as other technologies contributing to the transition to a safe and sustainable low-carbon economy, including through capacity-building, technology transfers, research and development.
The Sustainable Development Goals and the international climate agreement to be adopted in 2015 are expected to engage all countries in action to fight and adapt to climate change along with tackling other development challenges.
Commission White Paper- Adapting to climate change: Towards a European framework for action COM(2009) 147.
Commission White Paper- Adapting to climate change: Towards a European developing countries COM(2009) 84.
It is not a matter of adapting to climate change, but of proactive action.
The Commission has already announced a Communication on adapting to climate change.
We must say straightaway that preventing natural disasters and adapting to climate change is not an easy task.
It is a crucial area in terms of combating and adapting to climate change.