Sentence examples for climate change presentations from inspiring English sources

He's been traveling the Northwest giving climate change presentations to the important and powerful constituency of hunters and anglers.

After her climate change presentation, Spelman staged a second briefing for MPs in a committee room using data projected on to a screen.

The cities' materials are available at the following links: curricula vitae, presentation on answers to Judge Alsup's questions, presentation on "Understanding how carbon dioxide emissions from human activity contribute to global climate change," presentation on Fourth National Climate Assessment, presentation on sea level rise, and presentation on history of climate change.

At 7pm ET on Thursday, Al Gore closed the 24-hour event with his climate change presentation.

Events include a keynote by Jennifer Marlon (Yale Program on Climate Change), a presentation on crisis mapping in Somalia by representatives of Abaaraha, a variety of workshops and breakout sessions that bring together research and practice, and a "mappy hour" at Mory's.

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration will promote coal, natural gas and nuclear energy as an answer to climate change at a presentation during a United Nations global warming conference this month, the White House confirmed Thursday.

The White House has confirmed that the US will promote the "efficient" use of coal, nuclear energy and natural gas as an answer to climate change in a presentation to delegates in Bonn.

In "Getting to Zero on Climate Change," a stirring presentation recently at the Harvard University Center for the Environment, Harvey, the CEO of Energy Innovation Policy and Technology in San Francisco, stressed both the urgency of the problem and specific steps that could, he said, make the difference between accelerating toward destruction or innovating toward prosperity.

Similarly, Nanson (2015) talks about David Attenborough answering questions about climate change during a presentation and asserted that "his words carried tremendous authority" (p. 327) and Brockington (2017), highlighted the influence of celebrity status of the presenter.

Gore then begins his slide show on climate change; a comprehensive presentation replete with detailed graphs, flow charts and stark visuals.

In the speech, Obama focused on the national security risk posed by climate change, with his presentation based largely on the most recent (2014) Pentagon assessment of the threat.