Definitions for green recovery
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1. Green recovery

   A green recovery is a widely adopted name for a package of environmental, regulatory and fiscal reforms to recover prosperity after the covid-19 pandemic. There has been broad support from political parties, governments, activists and academia across the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United States, and other countries to ensure that investment to lift countries out of economic recession is spent in a way that stops global warming from the use of coal, oil and gas, and to invest in clean transport, energy, buildings, and corporate or financial practices. These initiatives are supported by the United Nations and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of green recovery in Chaldean Numerology is: 6

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of green recovery in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7

Examples of green recovery in a Sentence

1. Georg Klingler from Greenpeace Switzerland:

   We are here because we want to make it a green recovery. We need to foster measures that help us to quit fossil fuels now in the wake of corona, we need to make our society more resilient for the crises to come.

2. Achim Steiner:

   From climate-friendly farming to protecting nature, and investing in a green recovery from Covid-19, the survey brings the voice of the people to the forefront of the climate debate. It signals ways in which countries can move forward with public support as we work together to tackle this enormous challenge.

3. Jeremy Hess:

   The world has invested tremendous resources in recovery, but not taken the opportunity to invest those resources in a green recovery that isn't fueled by fossil fuels. And this unfortunately is a lost opportunity for us. We could be investing in a healthier future, and as of right now, and of course this is a pivotal moment in politics in the United States and globally, related to climate change, we need to seize that opportunity.

4. Director Kristalina Georgieva:

   What we do now will not only reshape our economies and societies ; it will also reshape humanity's future on this planet, a' green recovery' is our bridge to a more resilient future.

5. Achim Steiner:

   The results of the survey clearly illustrate that urgent climate action has broad support amongst people around the globe, across nationalities, age, gender and education level, from climate-friendly farming to protecting nature, and investing in a green recovery from Covid-19, the survey brings the voice of the people to the forefront of the climate debate. It signals ways in which countries can move forward with public support as we work together to tackle this enormous challenge.

References

1. ^ Wikipedia
   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Recovery