'climate matter' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the important environmental issue of climate change and global warming. For example: "We must work together to address the pressing climate matter of rising temperatures."
Obviously, good infrastructure and a welcoming investment climate matter.
Among young people, for example, polling suggests that the environment, and the climate, matter a great deal.Unfortunately for this argument, tactics matter, and young voters are unlikely to play a great role in the mid-term election.
Perhaps the prevailing climate mattered.
"Workplace climate matters.
India has long been cautious on global climate matters and is likely to remain so.
"Climate matters in terms of development of complex societies like the ones we live in today, " Dr. Kennett said.
Given the known level of global disagreement about energy and climate matters, shouldn't there have been some angry table-banging?
Google searches, the biggest data source we currently have, are unambiguous: when it comes to our happiness, climate matters a great deal.
There appear to be deep divisions on environment and climate change, with the US and Australia opposing any extension of the text on climate matters.
They demonstrate a cavalier ignorance about climate matters which embodies the extreme and out-dated outlook of those who want to leave.
As the economics of American energy markets change, it seems possible that the country's attitudes about climate matters may change as well, not in a good way, and it isn't as if America's commitment to addressing global warming is particularly strong as things stand.
