Sentence examples for climate notes from inspiring English sources

Michael Prather, an authority on aviation's impact on the climate, notes: "It takes 20 years to get the next generation of aircraft in the air and flying.

"Every extra penny will make it harder to get funded in the current budgetary climate," notes Turner.

Pachauri, who had led the IPCC since 2002, had announced plans to step down this fall, The Daily Climate notes, after the group's annual meeting in October.

Jellyfish Take Over As Humans Overfish And Change Climate notes Tim Flannery at the New York Review of Books.

Over the weekend, Trevor Houser, an analyst of global disruptive trendsand former senior State Department adviser on energy and climate, noted several initiatives that are already under way.

Climate Change Changed Election reported Doughlas Fischer at the Daily Climate, noting that most Congressional candidates targeted for their denial of climate change or anti-clean energy stance lost in the 2012 elections, while those designated "climate heroes" by environmental groups mostly prevailed.

President Obama has also changed the terms of the debate on the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline -- making it clear that we need to evaluate its impacts on the climate, noting that it will not be built if it increases carbon pollution.

Some research has questioned these assumptions, particularly with respect to the assumption of reductions in future premature mortality in cooler months with a warming climate noting a number of influences that could contribute to or constrain future premature mortality reductions in cooler months [ 33].

Dr. Parkinson, whose book deals largely with the evidence that human actions are altering climates, notes that "good intentions do not necessarily lead to good results".

Saying no to mainstream climate science, notes Daniel J. Weiss, a senior fellow and director of climate strategy for the Center for American Progress, is now a required practice for Republicans eager to play to an emboldened conservative base.

The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change notes that temperatures in China are rising and extreme weather, including cyclones, droughts and floods, is on the increase.