Sentence examples for climate wisdom from inspiring English sources

I am grateful for the sage editorial advice and climate wisdom of Doug Hendren.

In any debate over climate change, conventional wisdom holds that there is no reflex more absurd than invoking the local weather.

On Monday, his actual birthday, he will lead two discussions at UC Irvine about climate change and wisdom, which Tibetan Buddhists believe accumulate with time.

It is now conventional wisdom that climate change is the biggest challenge facing our planet.

The same deep dislike of intellectual overconfidence has led Mr Dyson to challenge the received wisdom on climate change.

Cancelling their convention due to yet another damaging weather event should change the conventional wisdom on climate change within the Republican Party.

Elisha: If you were sitting across the table from a constituent right now who was struggling in our current national climate, what words of wisdom might you have for this person?

And this is where journalists should be challenging conventional wisdom about climate change and urging massive deployment of the functional renewable energy we already have, not offering milquetoast paeans to the wonders of technology or the lie that climate science isn't settled.

A significant number of voters are sceptical enough about climate change to doubt the wisdom of any costly action, and they probably vote disproportionately Conservative.

In other words, a steadfast response sceptic, who doubts the severity of climate impacts and questions the wisdom of spending public money on mitigating them, is effectively acting as if there were no problem in the first place.

This allows the shared responsibility and decision-making of people all over the world to be expressed directly in reversing climate change -- a collective wisdom far greater than that of the marketplace.