Sentence examples for behind the climate from inspiring English sources
With the energy transition gaining pace and leaving fossil-fuel industries behind, the Climate Action 2016 Summit will see leaders come together to look ahead at the opportunities and challenges of a successful energy transition.
Her hope is that people will explore the data behind the climate trends they may have experienced at home and compare it with trends elsewhere across the United States.
We will be at the Global Climate March in Paris on 29 November and will give information on what individuals around the world can do to get behind the climate movement.
The journal Nature Climate Change, which reports on the cutting-edge research behind the climate change debate, has published a study of 16 young women performing "light office work" showing that they were at risk of being "over chilled" by air conditioning.
"There is a desire, there is a hunger to hear from the candidates about what they are going to do about global warming," said Eric Picha, president of Friends of the EarthAction, one of the two groups behind the Climate Silence website.
In the days after typhoon Haiyan, the Filipino climate commissioner told the assembled delegates at the latest round of UN climate talks in Warsaw: "I feel that I should rally behind the climate advocates who peacefully confront those historically responsible for the current state of our climate.
Grantham put his own influence and money behind the climate-change bill passed by the House in 2009.
Not only is the science behind the climate-change forecast solid, the report found, but the risks to future generations from further inaction are profound.
By contrast, the forces behind the climate-change bill directed their money chiefly to the inside game in Washington, and secondarily to "messaging," rather than to organizing.
Bartosiewicz and Miley estimate that the groups behind the climate-action partnership spent hundreds of millions of dollars in the effort to pass their bill.
Many will be left behind as the climate alters, unable to move quickly enough or with nowhere to move to.
