solheim in A Sentence

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    The Solheim Cup.

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    UN environment Chief Erik Solheim resigns amid audit on travel expenses.

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    Rolex has been a proud sponsor of the Solheim Cup since 1994.

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    Solheim said a lot of people find the topic of climate change"boring".

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    A UN audit had found that Solheim had spent nearly five lakh US dollar on travel.

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    Quoting several examples from India, Mr. Solheim said that solar efficiency of Kerala should be adopted everywhere.

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    Norwegian mediator Erik Solheim told journalists that the LTTE should take direct responsibility for the collapse of the talks.

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    India will be a great global host of 2018's World Environment Day celebrations,” said Erik Solheim at the announcement on Monday.

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    The sad fact is that for too many policymakers, acting against pollution is seen as a cost and a burden,” said Solheim, in a blog post.

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    It is beyond time to permanently decouple economic development from environmental degradation and we want to work with the brightest minds in industry and business to achieve that,” said Solheim.

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    Addressing the gathering, Erik Solheim, executive director of United Nations Environment(UNEP) pointed out that in India efforts are needed not only from the government side, but also from the people.

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    Harsh Vardhan, Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and Erik Solheim, United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Head of UN Environment, jointly announced that India will be hosting the global World Environment Day celebrations on June 5, 2018.

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    Harsh Vardhan, Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, and Erik Solheim, United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Head of UN Environment, jointly announced that India will be hosting the global World Environment Day celebrations on 5 June 2018.

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    Dirty air alone causes an estimated six per cent global income loss, but for some reason the business-as-usual model is resisting greener and cleaner change. The sad fact is that for too many policymakers, acting against pollution is seen as a cost and a burden,” said Solheim, in a blog post.

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