Sentence examples for benefit climate from inspiring English sources
Last spring they installed a GPS receiver in a field south of the university, checking if soil moisture affected the signal--something, she says, that could potentially benefit climate modelers and farmers.
Mitigating ozone and BC may benefit climate and health simultaneously (e.g., Jacobson 2002; Smith et al. 2009; West et al. 2006); because methane and BC are short-lived relative to the long-lived greenhouse gases [e.g., carbon dioxide (CO2)], mitigation would reduce the rate of climate change in the near-term (Jackson 2009; Ramanathan and Carmichael 2008).
Riders sign up and then raise at least $2400, which benefits climate advocacy programs at Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, Green America, and 1Sky.
Transparency, as the magazine defines it, means making information about practices like employee benefits, climate-change policies or philanthropic efforts publicly available.
Bad News: USA Falling Behind As Other Countries Benefit From Climate Legislation, reports Rebecca Lefton at Climate Progress.
We conclude that, to increase landholder engagement, the co-benefits and climate change benefits of carbon farming practices must be actively promoted, and additional information is needed about the costs associated with adoption.
The first is that some parts of Africa may benefit from climate change.
While some species could benefit from climate change, far more are set to lose out, according to the latest government estimates.
This new report considers a number of policy options and investments that would help advance a circular economy and benefit the climate and job market.
