What's more, the economic climate – notwithstanding the emergence of China, India and Brazil as economic superpowers – is less benign than it was in the 1950s and 60s.
There is no doubt that change for the good (the current political climate notwithstanding), technological innovation and a spirit of curiosity and exploration are all hallmarks of our time.
Today's index is only 5% higher than its 1996 close and roughly 12% lower than its December 1997 level a runaway bull market and a strong real estate climate notwithstanding.
The Trump administration's mixed views on climate change notwithstanding, a group of federal scientists on Tuesday released a stark report on the warming at the top of the planet, suggesting that it is unparalleled in more than a millennium.
Besides, in February, climate change notwithstanding, both the Hawkeyes and the Granitoids tend to experience a little thing we call winter.
Climate change notwithstanding, many developments may alter local flood hazard, such as river regulation or construction of defences, bypass channels and reservoirs.
In Antarctica, moreover, I looked forward to experiencing an otherworldly place where the presence of humanity seems to fade in the face of nature's vastness — climate change notwithstanding, of course.
But in the United States those units, without interference from feudal influences, eventually sorted themselves into a codified system, which continues to serve us well — the Mars Climate Orbiter notwithstanding.
If things had worked out differently in Florida, and the popular national vote had been mirrored in the electoral vote, the man in the White House would have been one who reveres science and would not need instruction on climate change, notwithstanding the lack of Einsteins, Sakharovs and Feynmans in the world.
It's no climate catastrophe--notwithstanding next month's climate disaster movie The Day After Tomorrow, which depicts chilling consequences of a breakdown of the North Atlantic currents--but the effects could be very real.
Notwithstanding the climate emergency, companies and governments are extracting and burning more and more fossil fuels today: in the arctic, in the amazon, in shale gas fracking and coal mining.
