Sentence examples for climate technology from inspiring English sources

The skin, structure, climate, technology are all in balance.

A technology executive committee and a climate technology centre and network are to be set up, but there are no details on the money, where they will be based, when or by whom.

Changes in climate, technology, policy and prices affect agricultural and rural development.

The top 5 for combined scores on relevance and uncertainty are: economic climate, technology, increasing price volatility, growing emphasis on sustainability and the increasing role of the EU.

The results highlight the importance of institutional systems, economic factors, resource availability and recycling, geography and climate, technology level, stakeholder roles and relations, and social factors when considering the implementation of strategies for sustainable concrete in Asia.

As meteorology experts predict that natural disasters could become more frequent and severe with the changing climate, technology experts predict that the tech community will rise to the occasion.

Recently, he has started Wonder Quest, a new educational series of YouTube videos co-written with Minecraft superstar Stampy Cat. Together with James Delaney and his BlockworksMC team of builders, as well as experienced map maker and designer Dragnoz, Clarke took various real-life urban climate technologies and spent a week constructing them into a Minecraft environment.

As for corporations, only they may have the resources and clout to catalyze truly revolutionary changes needed in energy and climate technologies and practices.

Indeed, the same methods UNITAID has demonstrated for fair trade in medicines should be used also for other important purposes -- such as the development and distribution of restorative climate technologies which reduce environmental harm and global warming.

"I fully expect there will be findings in the climate and technology research initiatives that will affect policy before 2012," said Dr. John H. Marburger III, the assistant to the president for science and technology.

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