Sentence examples for capacity for climate from inspiring English sources

DATE??.: Strengthening the capacity for climate change adaptation through sustainable land and water management in Kiroka village, Morogoro (#452).

The Conservative government has also targeted environmental and Indigenous organizations with arbitrary audits, muzzled government scientists, slashed funding to its Environment department and reduced its capacity for climate change monitoring.

Although local capacity for climate change mitigation policy actions has increased substantially in this period, little is known about actual goal attainment.

This could lead to "higher, not lower global energy use, especially for the global South, wiping out energy poverty and generating the capacity for climate adaptation and mitigation".

The CDC's Climate-Ready States and Cities Initiative recently awarded grants to public health departments in eight states and two cities to help them build capacity for climate change related health effects.

That requirement establishes the need for capacity development for climate change adaptation.

Using public health priorities on climate change, published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, we developed six specific goals for increasing understanding of the interaction between climate and VBZDs and for improving capacity for predicting climate change effects on incidence and distribution of VBZDs.

To illustrate our argument, we present two case studies of reforms in particular public sectors and these sectors' capacity for managing climate variability (as a proxy for the addressing the day-to-day challenges implicit in climate change): the first looks at Norway's housing sector and the second the management of flood risk in Mexico.

Despite the capacity for acclimation, climate change over the past 20 years has already resulted in increased physiological rates of up to 20%, and we predict further future increases under climate change.

CONAGUA's diminished resources for both scientific and operational activities are also reflected in the declining investment in its meteorological stations, eroding the national capacity for monitoring climate changes.

Careful consideration of the recharge capacity for all climate scenarios and any artificial recharge options will be required and average and critical period demand provisions will be evaluated.