Sentence examples for climate change topics from inspiring English sources

The fact remains there are large uncertainties and intense debate among scientists on this and other climate change topics, even if, as has been said, 97 per cent agree that the world is warming and that humans are partly to blame.

A discussant, who was not participating in the scenario planning process, stated that it would be important to focus not only on climate change topics, but also to embed discussion into "the bigger frame" of society and to focus on nature-society interrelations.

PBS has since responded to criticism of their segment and listed numerous examples of their past coverage of climate change topics.

In addition to his immersion in climate change topics during his political career, Schwartzeggar said he had been particularly inspired by firefighters who risk their lives battling fires: "I've always wondered what kind of mentality they have".

The chasm between interestingness and importance is nowhere more evident than on the subject of climate change, a topic of immeasurable significance that only the most talented commentators and campaigners are able to render compelling.

The science of climate change, a topic of skepticism among many conservatives, also came up during the debate.

He blasted Republicans for their single-minded commitment to fossil fuels, argued the case for a diversified energy strategy and dared to talk about climate change, a topic he has been silent on for months.

Even when it comes to climate change – another topic Pope Francis is focusing on this week in the US – "Latino Catholics are more likely to say working to address climate change is an essential part of their Catholic identity (40%, vs 22% of white Catholics)." Then there is cultural connection a pope from the Americas touring America is making with US Latinos.

Despite the waning of the apocalypse headlines when communicating climate change the topic of migration chaos has stuck within news and politics.

This failure to discuss the general risk of nuclear weapons is important since nuclear weapons pose a far more immediate threat to humanity than climate change, a topic that garners far more media attention these days.

Then agriculture and climate change, two big topics in Davos this year.