The phrase "all the climates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types of climates around the world or in a specific context discussing climate diversity.
Example: "The research aims to study the effects of climate change across all the climates on the planet."
Alternatives: "all types of climates" or "every climate".
The results show that the CCHP system saves energy during the whole year for all the climates.
The decisions made by the fuzzy logic and the grey incidence approach confirm each other and they give the same results for all the climates.
The results show that the climate difference changes the magnitude of the technological and the overall evaluation indexes but the final decision remain unchanged for all the climates.
For residential buildings, the reference model from ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 90.1 2007 resulted in higher energy consumption than level C from the Brazilian regulation for all the climates analyzed.
Furthermore, the analyses show that no heating system is needed for the cities of Chabahar and Ahwaz, but an auxiliary boiler is needed for all the climates to compensate the lack of heating or to support the absorption chiller.
However, the international adaptive models were not suitable to evaluate the thermal adaptation level of all the climates.
"Look, first of all, the climate is changing," he said.
There is not, after all, the climate of contentment in which satire often thrives.
In a campaign event last week, Republican presidential frontrunner Jeb Bush exhibited Stage 2 climate denial, saying (video available here), Look, first of all, the climate is changing.
In his initial statement, however, Gore explains that global warming isn't a political issue at all: "The climate crisis is not a political issue, it is a moral and spiritual challenge to all of humanity.
After all, the climate community has no problem drawing alarmist conclusions from the thinnest of data.
