Sentence examples for carrying a climate from inspiring English sources

A South Korean rocket carrying a climate observation satellite apparently exploded two minutes into its flight today, the country's second major space setback in less than a year.

The slow-moving or stalled hurricanes may be carrying a climate signal, in the same way that unusually long droughts — and the associated wildfires — may be telling us something about the changing planet.

The energy sector, from public utilities, like Puerto Rico's bankrupt and broken PREPA, to the oil and gas value chain, carries a large climate change crosshair on its back.

Chang'e-4 also carries a small, climate-controlled environment with potato and Arabidopsis seeds and silkworm cocoons.

In 2018, BBC Media Action carried out a Climate Asia survey among people in Cambodia, funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida).

Developed countries will have to take the lead in fighting climate change by carrying a greater share of the burden of reducing emissions, John Prescott will say today.

Yet the current climate carries a distinctive disadvantage: backlash from the public if it suspects the relationship is too cozy.

The surveys also carried a basic question on climate change: Which of the following three statements do you think is more accurate?

And even though climate change then was entirely natural, driven by the Earth's orbit around the sun, it still carries a warning in the changing climate of the 21st century.

The rationale for this target is that a rise above 2C carries a significant risk of catastrophic climate change that would almost certainly lead to irreversible planetary "tipping points", caused by events such as the melting of the Greenland ice shelf, the release of frozen methane deposits from Arctic tundra, or dieback of the Amazon.

Tests were carried out in a climate chamber designed to represent typical RMG factory worker's (sewing) working station and analyses were carried out under pre-conditioned air temperature, wind speed, and relative humidity.