Sentence examples for climate choice from inspiring English sources

The good news is reaching for the healthy climate choice also means helping your health... and waistline, too.

My reflections on climate choice were abruptly interrupted by the ever more sobering understanding that, right now, so many citizens of our free, democratic nations have no choice.

"Climate Choices: Grim and Grimmer". The Harvard Gazette, October 6, 2005.

Under his leadership, the NAS also produced a comprehensive, authoritative set of reports in 2011 titled America's Climate Choices.

This is the iterative "learn and adjust" approach that also was stressed in the recent America's Climate Choices report from the National Academy of Sciences.

That approach, most recently stressed in the America's Climate Choices reports from the National Academies, is now called "iterative risk management".

She also has served on the science leadership committee for the International Geosphere-Atmosphere Programme, the U.S. National Academies Board on Sustainable Development and Committee on Americaa's Climate Choices, and many other national and international groups.

Sometimes those are better climate choices and sometimes they're not, and it's all but impossible to know which is which.

Please watch his talk here I then moderated a conversation on climate choices with Schrag and Elke Weber, a Columbia University behavioral scientist focused on climate, in which we explored how to mesh the need to address today's climate risks with the reality that reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a multi-generational challenge.

With all of this in mind, I'm going to try to do a series of pieces on educational experiments aimed at exploring climate science and climate choices (hopefully not mashing these two very different subjects up) in ways that foster understanding and engagement.

It will help people think through climate choices to have a mental model that is familiar and evocative and that also neatly encapsulates Socolow's points that the news is unwelcome, that science is incomplete, and that some solutions are dangerous.