The Pope tackled the topic of climate change and its ramifications.
Climate change has significant ramifications for water law and governance, yet, there is strong evidence that legal regulations have often failed to protect environments or promote sustainable development.
Seifter believes the media is partially to blame for not showing how the real ramifications of climate change is changing lives.
Marshall-Cerins said she didn't like to talk about the ramifications of climate change in front of Anna.
Monitoring of glaciers is an important component in the effort to determine the effects and ramifications of climate change.
The result, the report said, is that the ramifications of climate change have not yet translated into "concrete investment decisions on any scale".
How do these interrelated questions offer new vantage points on the architectural ramifications of climate change, extending and amplifying our understanding of ideas like resiliency, sustainability, and ecotechnology?
Of course, the global ramifications of climate change mean that the climate team is a prime candidate for collaborations with The Times's far-flung bureaus — which brings us back to the international dateline.
Kolbert explored the ramifications of climate change on weather patterns more fully in her three-part series, "Climate of Man," which ran in the spring of 2005: If current trends continue, atmospheric CO2 will reach five hundred parts per million — nearly double pre-industrial levels — around the middle of the century.
Scientists' characteristic caution, combined with the George W. Bush Administration's deep hostility toward climate science and emissions reductions, insured that in the United States, at least, the ramifications of climate change were almost always presented to the public as theoretical and highly uncertain.
