Sentence examples for climate accounts from inspiring English sources

Globally, our climate accounts aren't complete.

The UK's The Guardian ranked Climate Progress at the top of its list of blogs in its "Top 50 Twitter climate accounts to follow".

But our analysis suggests that climate accounts for nearly a third of the results" [ 1].

Li said the climate accounted for "why foreigners love to bask in the sun".

Some people involved in that production said that the political climate accounted for the lukewarm response of many audiences and critics.

Results of GLM indicate that climate accounted for the overwhelming percentage of variation in species richness of each of the plant life form groupings (>50% and often >70%), while soil properties, canopy structure, silvicultural practices, and degree of natural disturbance each accounted for on the order of 10% or less of variation in species richness.

The solution is to stop assuming that burning biomass is always carbon neutral and fix this climate accounting error by recognizing that everything is connected to everything else.

I know that most people's eyes glaze over whenever "accounting" is mentioned and others tune out when discussion turns to "climate," so the number of people interested in "climate accounting" may be vanishingly small.

A group of prominent ecologists and climate scientists have an important article coming out in the October 23 issue of Science, in which they call for "fixing a critical climate accounting error".

OPIC is also victim to the typical climate accounting groupthink which spreads warming potency of methane over 100 years, even though mitigation should focus on the next decade to avoid runaway global warming.

These include new developments such as integrated reporting, climate change accounting and water accounting, coupled with an emphasis on sustainability reporting and auditing, and consideration of a range of stakeholders, social issues and differing contexts.