Sentence examples for climate scholars from inspiring English sources

After Sandy, homeowners in these areas organized and won public funds to relocate to higher ground, beginning the process of "managed retreat" from rising seas that, as Klaus Jacob and other climate scholars insist, is inevitable, not only in remote islands like the Maldives but in affluent cities such as New York and Miami.

In one well-known case, climate scholars' e-mails were hacked and the results published to cast doubt on climate change; more recently, the distinguished University of Wisconsin professor (and Republican) William Cronon, who had dared to question the Republican agenda, had his e-mails made public under the Freedom of Information Act, by the conservative Mackinac Center.

Tao Wang, climate scholar at the Tsinghua-Carnegie Center for GloBeijingicy in Beijing, said: "It is a very good sign for both countries and injects strong momentum [into negotiations] but the targets are not ambitious enough and there is room for both countries to negotiate an improvement.

ATI's executive director is Paul Chesser, who WTP/ATP describes as a "noted climate scholar".

The rise of Islamism in Egypt offers no prospect of a friendlier climate.Meanwhile, scholars in Europe, stimulated by the manuscripts in great European libraries, are working hard to find out how and when the Koran's written form was standardised.

(It is noteworthy that this is largely a one-way analysis looking at extending AIDS research. While a similar analysis examining the ways in which AIDS scholarship could provide insights to climate change scholars would be equally worthwhile, this is beyond the scope of this paper).

Katharine Wilkinson is a climate change scholar working with environmentalist and entrepreneur Paul Hawken on a compendium of strategies designed to reduce greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

But even a climate policy scholar who says he is no fan of the White House policy stance gives the science plan good marks.

But the change to the rule, one of a series of regulatory shifts by the Bush administration in its final months, goes well beyond the concerns about climate change, several legal scholars said.

Some scholars from climate institutes claimed that China's coal demand must decline immediately to reduce carbon emissions and hence achieve China's promise that carbon emissions will peak no later than 2030 (Green and Stern 2014) (see black line in Fig. 8).

Two British scholars studying climate coverage surveyed 636 articles from four top United States newspapers between 1988 and 2002 and found that most of them gave as much attention to the tiny group of climate-change doubters as to the consensus of scientists.