Übersetzung für "Green agenda" in Deutsch

Attempts will be made to tack on to every investment treaty the full Green agenda.

Others might have a green or ecological agenda.

Van Rompuy also pushes the globalist "green" agenda .

Political participation is not just a means to advance a Green agenda.

The green agenda is probably the most important agenda and issue of the day.

Environmentalists fear there is now a lack of political momentum behind the green agenda.

With its green agenda, the UKE pursues goals reaching beyond environmental protection.

For me and my Socialist colleagues, the green agenda is very much part of the solution to emerging from the financial crisis that we are in.

However, it will also provide an impetus to the green agenda by encouraging renewable energy and energy efficiency and a renaissance of nuclear energy.

The taxpaying masses learned in no uncertain terms that the EU and the global green agenda is all about raising our carbon taxes and scaring us into compliance.

The premise of the green economic agenda is that we have reached the ecological limits of our current growth model, and that we will need to find ways of living that reduce demands on non-renewable sources of energy.

For example, in 2016, the SBN became a key partner to the G20’s Green Finance Study Group, which helped advance the bloc’s global “green finance” agenda, and underscored the importance of environmental risk management within financial systems.

If Trump is to deliver more jobs and higher incomes to his voters, one vehicle to do so is to promote the green agenda of energy efficiency and renewables.

I think that -- I've said in the past, many, many years ago, before anybody even invented the concept of a green agenda, that it wasn't about fashion -- it was about survival.

The EU-China Round Table that we have set up with the Chinese Economic and Social Council has already discussed two times the issues of sustainable urbanisation and has given particular attention to issue of governance, the need for integrating sustainable development indicators in local public procurements and the need for increased financial resources for specific projects related to the implementation of a green agenda in urban areas.

That was truly a set-back, but it also points towards the fact that European governments need to do more to push the green agenda forward.

The Committee calls for the launch of a major participatory foresight initiative at European level, with a view to moulding a common vision among all public and private players, in order to pave the way for a consensus-based transition to a circular economy with coherent and effective policies and instruments at EU, national and regional levels, and in order to give concrete impetus to the green innovation agenda.

The Danish presidency will work hard to promote the green agenda, but we will do it in a consensus-seeking, result-oriented and inclusive way.

In recent years, the EU has taken the lead globally on the green agenda by developing a comprehensive energy and climate policy.

Mr Osborn mentioned the work of the Spring Alliance, a campaign recently launched by the Social Platform, the European Trade Union Confederation and the European Environment Bureau aiming to create a social and green agenda for a new Europe.

Another group of member states emphasised the need for strong support of research, innovation and the "green" agenda.

This work is in coherence with the EESC contribution to the Commission's 2015 Work Programme (establishing the green growth agenda, encouraging entrepreneurship, ensuring territorial cohesion, publishing a White Paper on Rural Realities etc.).

With respect to climate change, the report documents that social partner activities in this area are on the rise and that their attitude to the green agenda is increasingly supportive.

The first scenario is that government action forces a green agenda on the industry in a topdown approach.