Sentence examples for changes were settled from inspiring English sources
Monday's announcement comes after disagreements within the coalition over the planned changes were settled.
Stott said the suggestion by CSIRO chief executive Larry Marshall that the science of climate change was "settled" was "totally wrong".
Basically, they are still refusing to accept that the science of climate change is settled, and are fighting an obstinate rearguard action to keep mining and burning as much coal and gas as possible.
And, yes, while much of the science of climate change is settled, or on the way to being settled, there remains plenty of argument about its impacts, and about how to deal with it.
Policymakers who rely on scientific knowledge are highly sensitive to internal disagreements; the IPCC was able to exercise genuine influence only once the internal scientific debate over anthropogenic climate change was settled, after 1996.
Make no mistake: the science on human-caused climate change is settled.
Thus, the logic that climate change is settled, and therefore, climate scientists are no longer needed, is fundamentally flawed.
As far as science can settle anything and there certainly are some epistemic limits to the scientific method —the science on anthropogenic climate change is settled.
Cormann said on Sunday the government's review of its Direct Action policies should only be considered a "housekeeping review" because the Coalition's climate change policies were settled before the 2013 election.
At that time the islands had not changed much since they were settled in the 17th century.
