Sentence examples for climate dependence from inspiring English sources

The reduction in model robustness may be partly due to the climate dependence of some parameters.

Through a multimethodology approach that included climate data analysis, interviews, and a literature review, the study shows that rural farmers are considerably vulnerable to climate change and variability owing to their dependence on climate-dependent agriculture for food security and livelihood.

These include health related air pollution, climate change, dependence on imported oil, and other oil related national security concerns.

Usually, when we talk about addressing big problems like oil dependence, climate change and stagnant wages, we talk about big fixes: high speed rail, electric cars, and climate change bills for the former; federally funded business loans or education programs for the latter.

Climate change and dependence on foreign oil are problems that won't go away on their own.

Bob Faber Ann Arbor, Mich., Jan . 5 2009 • To the Editor: Your editorial mentions controlling climate change and dependence on foreign oil as primary motivation for financing mass transit.

One of his most useful papers on energy innovation was published in the journal Innovations in 2006: "The Energy Innovation Imperative: Addressing Oil Dependence, Climate Change, and Other 21st Century Energy Challenges".

And in 2008 the spike in oil prices played havoc with military budgets: the Pentagon's fuel bill rose from $13 billion in 2007 to about $20 billion.So it is not a question of preventing climate change, reducing dependence on imported oil, or even complying with President Barack Obama's green agenda.

Due to climate change, energy dependence and other energy-related issues, most developed countries are attempting to reduce fossil-fuel use in the transport sector.

Meanwhile, Europe and Australia forged ahead with plans to battle climate change and dependence on fossil fuels.

The Obama strategy's description of the "strategic environment" encompasses terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, space and cyberspace, fossil fuel dependence, climate and pandemics, failing states, and criminal networks.