Sentence examples for climate primacy from inspiring English sources

In the current ethical and research governance climate, primacy tends to be given to considerations of individual autonomy [ 2] over considerations of public benefit.

Anyone making the case that some magical application of a carbon price, in the United States or elsewhere, can ride to the rescue of the climate system is missing the primacy of real-time energy needs over long-term climate concerns.

Roger Pielke, Jr., of the University of Colorado, Boulder, has long been pummeled by climate campaigners for pointing out the primacy of economic conditions over climate concerns through his "iron law of climate policy".

The report also says that the government should continue to emphasise the primacy of the UN climate convention (UNFCCC) as the best forum for securing international agreement on curbing emissions and providing a mechanism for helping countries adapt to climate impacts.

Perry, an evangelical Christian and vocal skeptic of the politically charged theories of natural selection, evolution, and climate change, delivered a vigorous address that underscored the primacy of faith and assailed public education.

The resolution gives primacy to 'vulnerable local communities' and 'strengthening health systems' and describes climate science as delivering understandings of 'potential consequences' but not necessarily adaptive responses (just as the UN policy does not position climate science as offering a foundation for community engagement).

People in fast-growing countries like China and India would almost certainly expect a concerned person in a wealthy nation to recognize the primacy in such places of real-time energy needs over long-term climate concerns.

The mercurial climate that England has experienced this June, in which several seasons have seemed to be jostling for primacy, matches the amiably balanced and accepting nature of Mr. Dromgoole's interpretation.

Maintain primacy through predation.

Now it claims primacy.

Primacy makes a state attractive.