Sentence examples for climate figures from inspiring English sources

The second report is produced by Critical Resource, a firm that advises fossil fuel companies, and involved senior industry and climate figures, including former European climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard.

The table shows mean climate figures for the Dublin Airport weather station over a thirty-year period.

Based on the aridity index of Levin et al. [11], the increased δ18O range at Leisey 1A indicates a drier climate (Figure 2 and S2).

Partitioning complex factors (topoclimate and hosts) into their components (topography/climate and wild/domestic hosts, respectively) demonstrated that within topoclimate the highest amount of variation was explained exclusively by climate (Figure 4b), whereas wild ungulates explained a higher variation than livestock within host factors (Figure 4c).

Bivariate relationships between IH and country cluster, Gini coefficient septiles and LGB legal climate (figure 2) show a relationship between these variables and IH.

A deep approach to learning is associated with perceptions of choice and independence and a supportive, receptive workplace climate (figure 1).

Overall, watersheds did not change quadrants in the LFD vulnerability figure with increasing climate warming (Figure 13).

At this very political edition of the Venice Biennale, climate change figures only glancingly – notably in an overly lush multiscreen video installation by British artist John Akomfrah.

According to the Department of Energy and Climate Change figures, 1.61m lofts were fully insulated in 2012, but in the year to the end of October 2013, the most recent data released, just 110,000 had been treated, a pro-rata fall of 93%.

"There is no way the Government can tear up what it has already done and start again - because we know the real climate change figures prove that there is no economic case for expansion at all.

Green levies - which include subsidies for renewables and social programmes to fund energy-saving measures for low-income homes and pensioners - make up £112 of the average £1267 dual fuel annual bill, according to Department for Energy and Climate Change figures.