Sentence examples for climate change seen from inspiring English sources

The main cause for the slide seems to be his shelving of plans for an emissions-trading scheme to fight climate change, seen as one of his administration's main goals.

With climate change seen as a practical rather than political problem, cities can take advantage of their powers to innovate.

We've funded two wars, cleaned up numerous natural disasters (due to climate change?), seen American jobs and businesses shipped overseas, and watched corrupt politicans abuse their power.

One of the most dramatic effects of climate change seen thus far is on the timing of reproductive processes in plants (Fitter and Fitter 2002), including wind-pollinated types, many of which have highly allergenic pollen (Clot 2003; van Vliet et al. 2002).

The report was the lead story on the front page of Saturday's Times, under the two-column headline "Climate Change Seen Posing Risk to Food Supplies".

For more on climate change, see article.

Even when faced with new scientific evidence of the human role in climate change (see chart), the GCC remained combative.The picture has changed dramatically in the past two years.

The screening of the film, "Occupy Sandy: A Human Response to the New Realities of Climate Change" (see trailer above or click here), will be at 6 30 p.m.

Where the Committee on Climate Change sees emissions reduction as too slow, the bank report makes the scale of investment seem enormous.

"We are seeing doubts in the U.S. largely because the issue has become a partisan one, with Democrats" — 75 percent of whom say they believe there is strong evidence of climate change — "seeing one thing and Republicans another".

This may be because residents are particularly concerned about climate change (see chart); since a proposal to suspend AB32 got thumped at the ballot box in 2010, few publicly question the law itself.