Sentence examples for climate approaches from inspiring English sources

There is ongoing research as to how best to characterize and model the health risks posed by meteorologic conditions (e.g., synoptic climate approaches or the use of specific meteorologic measures).

So maybe there's progress toward what's being called a postpartisan climate approach that focuses on stimulating nonpolluting energy technology through incentives, innovation, direct investment and procurement policies.

The significance of a 'design with climate' approach is highlighted in this paper.

The findings indicated that several work climate factors could function as leading indicators, implying that the work climate approach has been underestimated in safety research.

This suggests that the work climate approach used in this study represents an important contribution to achieving a holistic understanding of safety performance.

"Driven by ideology and by friends in the fossil fuel industry, the leaders of the Republican party have barreled along with their 'just say no' climate approach despite poll after poll showing how out of step they are with public opinion," he said in a blog post.

The government's plan on how to meet those targets is heavily reliant on the province's doing the heavy lifting, but also involves the much-anticipated discussion of nationwide carbon pricing a point which both McKenna and Trudeau have championed as one of the pillars of their climate approach.

One such attempt using a large-scale climate approach has been performed.

AS THE December Copenhagen conference on climate change approaches, the world's attention is focused on international negotiations.

The authority says it "is well aware that the present government is proposing climate policy approaches which differ in significant respects from those followed in recent years.

She communicates the importance of ocean observing systems, the role of the ocean in a changing climate, ecosystem approaches to understanding and managing multiple uses of the ocean, and the need to legally protect the scientific deliberative process.