Examples of using Problem of climate change in English and their translations into Czech
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Agriculture is therefore part of the solution to the problem of climate change.
In the mean time, we have the problem of climate change and the world has changed since then.
Not only does it not solve anything; on the contrary,it exacerbates the problem of climate change.
The problem of climate change must, by now, be something that everyone knows about or is at least aware of. .
We need to decide how trade policy can contribute positively towards solving the problem of climate change.
This is not easy, of course, but the problem of climate change- as Mr Florenz pointed out a moment ago- cannot be solved with a few technical tricks.
Nor do I believe that a European soil directive should be introduced to address the problem of climate change.
Nevertheless, the problem of climate change is a work in progress: we are constantly learning and understanding what is happening and what the possible solutions are.
The third point is that the necessary public funding should be guaranteed to enable us to tackle this problem of climate change.
PT Mr President,the approach to the problem of climate change has been stripped of certain essential aspects and, above all, skewed by so-called'market solutions.
ES Mr President, I wish to pick up on the reply from the Council to our colleague's pertinent question by suggesting,particularly in the Member States around the Mediterranean, that we should also discuss the problem of climate change.
In writing.-(PL) The problem of climate change and combating the degradation of the natural environment rose to the top of the European Union's agenda in 2007.
Let us now try to convince others,because we need others- because the problem of climate change is not just a European problem, it is a problem for our planet.
But if we are to tackle the problem of climate change, we need people like Mr O'Leary and his counterparts in the car industry on side, working with us, pushing the boundaries of innovation and leading from the front.
The European Commission had already made its proposals and I very much hope that we can take the initiative andcarry our partners with us to achieve the global solidarity required to overcome the problem of climate change.
Whilst most of us now have at least some understanding of the extent of the problem of climate change, many have not made the connection between climate change and biodiversity loss.
Therefore, the new common agricultural policy needs to take an integrated approach to beekeeping, by strengthening support programmes and veterinary cover for the sector,by highlighting its good points, by defending biodiversity and by mitigating the problem of climate change and the deterioration in natural resources.
No fair and sustainable solution to the problem of climate change or other environmental problems can come out of the irrational system that caused them in the first place.
PT Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,a consistent approach to the problem of climate change, which goes beyond simply setting emission reduction targets, requires a realistic explanation of the means by which they can be achieved.
Those challenges will remain: the problems of energy security, the problem of climate change, the problems of international terrorism, the problems of increased competition coming from emerging powers, and the problems of migration.
This is the only way that we will be able to effectively tackle the problems of climate change.
I think that we, Europe too, are contributing considerable funds andhuman resources towards solving the problems of climate change.
Also a joint approach to the problems of climate change will substantially enhance the chances of solving these problems. .
Otherwise, there is a cynical attempt to resolve the problems of climate change while simultaneously unleashing and ignoring other problems that will jeopardise their survival.
We need to seize the opportunity that is open to us to ratify with our partners the existing relationship between sustainable development and climate change, even ifmany countries in Latin America still devote very little attention to the problems of climate change, in spite of its negative and sometimes disastrous impact on the region.
The international carbon market is key in shifting investment towards a low-carbon economy, and part of what we are able to do in our bilateral relationship is to push forward on those strategic questions of investment, of green technology and of collaboration,in trying to support all the measures we need to take to mitigate the problems of climate change.
Although programmes to address the problems of climate change and biodiversity loss are being developed, through amongst other things the Kyoto protocol and the UN Convention on Biodiversity, these wider lifethreatening problems are still waiting to be properly addressed.
We need to stress that the solution to the problem of global climate change is a worldwide low-carbon economy.