Sentence examples for climate settled from inspiring English sources

Then, 10,000 years ago, the wild fluctuations stopped, and the climate settled down to the balmy, stable state that the world has enjoyed since then.

Many mountains are isolated from other regions of similar environmental conditions, their summit regions resembling recently formed islands of cool climate settled amid large areas of different, warmer climates.

While many politicians are waiting to see how the political climate settles, candidates in the two governors' contests this year -- in Virginia and New Jersey -- and in the New York mayoral race have not had that luxury.

The 2009 Copenhagen climate summit settled for a half-hearted 2C target, then failed to secure commitment even on that.

Most went to Italy and Spain not Britain, where language, climate and settled communities had far more to offer.

In a 2007 article about An Inconvenient Truth, an Academy Award-winning documentary about global warming, Emily Yoffe wrote that it is "hard to believe assertions that the science on the future of our climate is settled," and "just because something can be plotted on an X and Y axis does not make it the whole truth".

Our study of changes in the use of wild edible plants is unique as it was carried out among migrants originating from a European temperate climate who settled in the subtropics of a different continent, South America.

Thus, the logic that climate change is settled, and therefore, climate scientists are no longer needed, is fundamentally flawed.

He said we should regard climate science as settled … we should not hear from dissenting voices on the science of climate change".

He said we should regard climate science as settled … we should not hear from dissenting voices on the science".

Stott said the suggestion by CSIRO chief executive Larry Marshall that the science of climate change was "settled" was "totally wrong".