Sentence examples for climate analysts from inspiring English sources

Coal's collapse was described as a "milestone" by climate analysts Carbon Brief, and saw coal-fuelled electricity output at its lowest in 80 years.

FOR those who live in China and are forced to breathe in its air every morning, the findings of a recent report may come as no surprise, but to climate analysts it will make for uncomfortable reading.

National Grid data gathered by climate analysts Carbon Brief showed that 29 gigawatt hours (GWh) of power was generated on Saturday by solar, or 4% of national demand that day, versus 21GWh from coal-fired power stations.

Using carryover credits – which would allow Australia to claim surplus carbon credits banked during the Kyoto period, largely through land use changes – has been derided as "fake action" by climate analysts, and criticised by countries such as New Zealand.

The US would cut its emissions by between 26 and 28 per cent by 2025 and China promises its emissions will peak and start to fall by the year 2030 – all in the name of limiting global warming to 2C (whether these cuts are enough is questionable, with early analysis from one respected team of climate analysts suggesting even deeper cuts will be needed).

Here's the Australian exchange, which is deeply relevant to discussions of next steps within the borders of the United States: The first step was a missive from me to a batch of energy and climate analysts who've done work on Australia's policies (some e-mail shorthand has been cleaned up in the following exchange): Following up on my earlier piece pondering Australia's carbon plan.

And when, in 2007, Jones finally released what location data he had, British amateur climate analyst and former City banker Doug Keenan accused Jones and Wang of fraud.

Peter H. Gleick, a water and climate analyst who has been studying aspects of global warming for more than two decades, in recent years became an aggressive critic of organizations and individuals casting doubt on the seriousness of greenhouse-driven climate change.

But it certainly looks embarrassing for the institute.Update: Peter Gleick, a well-known climate analyst at the Pacific Institute and outspoken critic of climate sceptics, has admitted to soliciting the documents referenced above under a false identity.

He is currently the VP of Energy Science at Essess , Inc an energy efficiency startup that develops vehicle mounted thermal imaging systems, a research scientist at Berkeley Earth, and the senior climate analyst at Project Drawdown.

Heather Coleman, a climate analyst at Oxfam, said the US-China deal earlier in the week had helped lay the groundwork for Obama to offer a pledge on climate finance.