"climate activities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to activities related to understanding, responding to, or mitigating the effects of climate change. For example, "The government allocated resources to fund various climate activities aimed at reducing carbon emissions."
A recent blog post by the Center for Global Development also reports that "More than 80percentt of World Bank client countries have requested support for climate activities -- up from 10percentt a decade ago, and the bank is now active on climate in 130 countries".
And she repeated Australia's promise to spend at least $200mn a year from its existing aid budget on climate activities, including $635,000 to help women take part in "climate related decision-making processes".
A recent inventory of state climate activities performed by the group, however, shows that most of the health department's work originated with the previous administration.
The climate, activities, and facilities are important points to consider when deciding between the beach and the woods".
Difference in the prevalence of specific virus infection among studies may relate to diverse geographical, climate, activity of the virus pandemic in the community locally, testing assays applied and the viral pattern studied, etc.
A recent Union of Concerned Scientists analysis found that utility and energy companies are often unwilling to support publicly the climate change activities of the trade groups that represent them.
These climate sensitive activities include mainly crop farming (sorghum, maize, green grams/mung beans, cowpeas, and vegetables), poultry and egg production, and aloe harvesting.
Only a few school characteristics, such as school climate, instructional activities and teacher characteristics were found to be associated with school achievement in some countries.
All climate protection activities through emission reduction schemes under the Kyoto Protocol must prove that they have a positive net effect on the global carbon cycle [12].
This week in New York City, there are a lot of climate change activities as churches, religious groups and governments are recognizing the devastating affects of climate change for people around the globe.
