Sentence examples for climate change concern from inspiring English sources
To that end, our research indicates that psychological distance is a significant predictor of climate change concern and intention to act in ways such as reducing household energy use.
Little bought a high-tech camera, worked from one room and set up IRT Surveys with his brother in 2002, just at the point when climate change concern took off.
Most of the observed changes resulting from climate change concern natural systems, such as water resources, sea levels or biodiversity.
The demographic predictors of climate change concern broadly resemble those of other environment-related topics explored by studies over the decades since Van Liere and Dunlap wrote about "the social bases of environmental concern"—although political divisions are much wider now [21].
For example, arable production systems with direct soil emissions in the form of nitrous oxide as a major climate change concern are sensitive to factors such as soil type and characteristics, weather conditions, yields or management practices [19 24], leading to significant uncertainties.
It is free of climate change concerns, "boat people", political dissidents and unassimilated Indigenous Australians.
The United Church of Christ has become the first American religious body to vote to divest its pension funds and investments from fossil fuel companies because of climate change concerns.
Audla said: "The US is using the polar bear as a blunt tool to bring about climate change concerns – it is the perfect poster child".
Climate change concerns have muddled the environmental issue, with a minority of environmentalists now supporting nuclear power as preferable to options emitting greenhouse gases.
Concerns over security of supply are new, as we used to enjoy abundant supplies of coal (when we were untroubled by climate change concerns) and latterly North Sea gas; in days of abundance, these kept prices low.
