Clean
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Dirty high-carbon energy must give way to
clean
low- and zero-carbon energy, and all energy must be used much more efficiently.
After all, it is cheap and abundant; we never lack enough of it to
clean
our clothes, manufacture our goods, water our plants, cook our food, or flush our toilets.
The resolution calls upon developed countries and international organizations to offer financial support, capacity-building assistance, and technology transfer to countries in need – especially in the developing world – thereby helping them to provide for their populations
clean
and affordable drinking water and basic sanitation.
Indeed, the upcoming conference must enshrine this progress by recognizing that
clean
water and basic sanitation are fundamental human rights.
Consider biofuels, which are often promoted as a clean, accessible, low-carbon energy source for the transportation sector, thus potentially contributing to energy security.
A better approach is possible: Directly reward those who do invest in a low-carbon future, whether by enhancing energy efficiency or developing
clean
energy sources.
America’s leaders need to come
clean
with the American people – before it is too late.
He delivered the
clean
bill of health that Saddam had hoped for when he began hiding his atomic factories and ambitions.
Or should they connect the dots and frame a vision of a Europe that can compete in a global economy where resource efficiency,
clean
energies, and low-carbon prosperity are the ingredients of success?
In fact, it was cheaper only because it passed some of its costs on to others – for example, to people who lived downstream or downwind from the factory farms, and could no longer enjoy
clean
water and air.
If the developed world is able to pay trillions of dollars to
clean
up its bankers’ mess, how is it possible that it cannot afford to pay billions of dollars to
clean
up a mess that it created, and that is threatening the survival of whole continents?
As the worst drought in living memory destroyed harvests and decimated livestock, almost $1 billion was mobilized in emergency aid for nutrition, health, and
clean
water provision.
As long as it uses them in a way that is clean, green, and transparent, China and its neighbors will reap vast rewards.
But if you are a law-abiding person who is already too ill to buy a gun, or to use one, or if shooting yourself doesn’t strike you as a peaceful and dignified way to end your life, or if you just don’t want to leave a mess for others to
clean
up, what are you to do?
Until recently, she seemed likely to muddle through to the end of her four-year term in 2018, if only because opposition parties were reluctant to
clean
up the economic mess her government created.
We could win the war against hunger, end conflicts, stop communicable diseases, provide
clean
drinking water, improve education and halt climate change.
In comparison, the UN estimates that half that amount could buy
clean
drinking water, sanitation, basic health care, and education for every single person in the world.
At the same time, local governments’ difficulties are having an adverse effect on provision of
clean
water and proper sanitation, which are vitally important for polio eradication and public health more broadly.
Trump, meanwhile, must now
clean
up the political mess that he and his family have created for themselves by forging warm personal ties with foreign despots.
I have often referred to what I call the four pillars of Hong Kong’s success: the rule of law, a level playing field for business, a
clean
and efficient civil service, and the free flow of information.
Most only partially approach the ideal case of
clean
air, where none can be excluded and all can benefit simultaneously.
Voters did not consider Barkat a success on the issues that most of them care about – housing costs,
clean
streets, or conflicts with the ultra-Orthodox; but at least he was someone they already knew.
Government must stay put – and must often
clean
up the messes left behind by those who do not.
An alternative would be to create new support cells around motor neurons that can
clean
up toxins and encourage the neurons to grow.
Indeed, only last July the eurozone made a big show of its financial “stress tests” of its banks, giving almost all of them, including in Ireland, a
clean
bill of health.
Neither the federal government nor the states have political mandates, funding strategies, or long-term plans to catalyze investment in the next generation of smart,
clean
technologies.
Our generation’s most pressing challenge is to convert the world’s dirty and carbon-based energy systems and infrastructure into clean, smart, and efficient systems for the twenty-first century.
Many kids still lack
clean
drinking water, access to basic toilets, and good hygiene practices.
By investing not only in systems to provide
clean
drinking water and sanitation, but also in educational programs that encourage better hygiene practices and toilet use, governments can break a vicious cycle of diarrhea and malnutrition that causes irreversible physical and cognitive damage.
Europe needs
clean
energy, and will not be able to produce enough on its own territory.
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