But it's still here in my head, resonating, and may be even growing louder now, given our current political climate of distress.
Continuing through October 23, 2010 Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco, California "I was born in Brazil and grew up in the '70s under a climate of political distress," said artist Vik Muniz in a 2003 TED lecture.
"I was kind of reluctant to play it," the singer recalled recently, adding that "Still Want You" — a deeply earnest tune about holding on to love in the face of "climate change" and "nuclear distress" — had been received less than warmly by those who'd heard it, including his Killers bandmates.
Later, a comparative study was performed to see the effects of the climate change on predicted distresses in New Mexico.
The development of a bio-based economy is seen as a key strategy towards a sustainable society in a world facing climate change, energy security and social distress.
They provided evidence that family inpatient treatment positively influences parent evaluations of their children's behaviour, their family climate, their parenting skills and their distress [ 35– 35].
The resulting 48 items were sorted into 12 subdomains, which were attributed into four overarching thematic domains: 'Enhanced ethical climate'Enhancedced moral competence', 'Reduced moral distress' and 'Concrete resolution'.
Berry et al. (15) illustrated that the increasing heat exposure on workers in tropical countries as an effect of climate change may indirectly cause psychological distress in workers due to reduced work productivity, lost income, and disrupted daily social activity.
Second, she has to do that and cope with all these other regulations which are not of her making and have come to land on her desk in a climate of intense political polarization and economic distress".
Results show that the predicted distresses vary significantly for different climate conditions.
