Sentence examples for available climate change from inspiring English sources

The development of few synthesised scenarios is a challenge that needs more attention as the number of available climate change simulations grows.

But advocates see the idea as an innovative way to increase the money available for climate change adaptation in the most vulnerable states.

More than that, we have polluted much of what remains readily available — and climate change has made it significantly more difficult to plan for floods and droughts.

Results also show that most focal bird species possess broad thermal tolerances encompassing novel climates that could become available with climate change.

Funding is becoming available for climate change adaptation and mitigation research and activities, for example under the Green Climate Fund.

The predominance of private actors in Asia may be related to the rapid growth that has made capital available for climate change experiments, especially in infrastructure (see above).

Much of the information currently available on climate change and infectious disease relates to people and is based on retrospective analyses of associations between components of climate involved in climate change and the occurrence of disease in human populations [ 7, 8].

The aim of this paper is to provide an overview of adaptation and its relevance to global health, and highlight the opportunities to improve health and reduce health inequities via the new and additional funding that is available for climate change adaptation activities.

"The president's mishandling of and selective use of the best evidence available on the threat posed by Iraq is pretty much the same as the way he intentionally distorted the best available evidence on climate change, and rejected the best available evidence on the threat posed to America's economy by his tax and budget proposals," Mr. Gore said.

In my view, "the quality of the science communication environment" is the single most important factor determining how readily ordinary people will recognize the best available evidence on climate change and what its implications are for policy.

The first one is that everybody wants there to be new and fresh money made available for fighting climate change, but it's really impossible for governments to convincingly say, "Hey this money is genuinely new and not just substituting for money we would have spent on something else".