Sentence examples for climate change notes from inspiring English sources

The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change notes that temperatures in China are rising and extreme weather, including cyclones, droughts and floods, is on the increase.

And because the New Bridge would essentially be an energy-independent, above-water backup to the recently flooded Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, it would augment the city's resilience to storms and climate change, notes Mike Lydon, a Brooklyn-based urban planner (favorite bridge: Squibb Park Bridge).

The report, published in the journal Nature Climate Change, notes most research looks at the impacts of global warming by 2100 and so misses one of the biggest consequences for civilisation - the long-term melting of polar ice caps and sea-level rise.

Antonio Zambrano, from Peru's Citizens Movementt against Climate Change, notes he was killed immediately after he was elected mayor and "it could have been promoted by the enemies he made directly as a result of his struggle against Chadin 2," but he also acknowledges it could have been "stimulated by land speculation encouraged by investment in it".

The poor--especially subsistence farmers--tend to be more vulnerable to climate change, notes the report.

"We still know very little about the response of hundreds of other species to climate change," notes Peter Mumby, a marine ecologist at the University of Queensland in Australia, who was not connected to the study.

"It's a very, very important job," said John Hay, a spokesman for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, noting that the president of the climate meeting is the one who "hammers through the deal".

So why isn't more being done to address it?" Carney added that there was a growing evidence of humans' role in climate change, noting that since the 1980s the number of registered weather-related loss events had tripled.

9. (S) Minister Al-Naimi has consistently been rational and practical in talking with western delegations about climate change, noting that Saudi Arabia had to address its development concerns, but conceding that the world needs to work together to address climate change.

Representative Morgan Griffith of Virginia, a freshman Republican and an avowed skeptic on climate change, noted that ancient temperature records indicate periods of warming during the Mesopotamian and Egyptian civilizations and again during the rise of the Vikings, and wanted the scientists to explain just how warm it got during those eras.

What would you ask? President Obama's Hangout took place and includes references to climate change (noted via Climate Progress): Here's a relevant line: The truth is if you produce power using old power plants, you're going to be emitting more carbon — but to upgrade those plants, energy's going to be a little bit more expensive, at least on the front end.