Sentence examples for climate in the development from inspiring English sources

Climate change The role of climate in the development of the tourist sector is essential, as tourism is a highly climate-sensitive economic sector.

This is one of the reasons that people point to the role of climate change in the development of Hurricane Harvey last year in Houston.

After an extensive review of use of climate information in the development sectors of Africa, the authors concluded that the continent suffered from "market atrophy" – the reinforcing effect of zero effective supply of climate information and zero effective demand.

We have had an exposure of dirty climate politics in the development sector, we have seen how government policy can dilute a promising industry overnight and we have also seen lights of hopes glittering against the odds.

The paper discusses how risk-based maps and statistics integrate scientific and local knowledge with the final aim to mainstream climate adaptation in the development of risk mitigation and urban plans.

The guidance is valid for all sectors, but focuses on challenges related to natural resource management under climate change in the development context.

We developed and present one such tool, the participatory Adaptation for Conservation Targets (ACT) framework, which considers the effects of climate change in the development of management actions for particular species, ecosystems and ecological functions.

With the increasing frequency of extreme weather events serving as a backdrop, many people are asking what role, if any, did anthropogenic climate change play in the development of Superstorm Sandy?

We suggest that climate-induced changes among North Sea decapods have played an important role in the trophic amplification of a climate signal and in the development of the new North Sea dynamic regime.

The impact of changing CO2 concentrations was assessed by running the climate change scenarios described in the "Development of climate change scenarios" section without the corresponding changes in atmospheric CO2 concentrations (atmospheric CO2 was held at 396 ppm).

Knowledge about climate adaptation is crucial in the development of climate adaptation policies that incorporate deliberate consideration of how and when to act based on scientific evidence (Adger et al. 2009, p. 5).