Sentence examples similar to climates access from inspiring English sources

The attractions of these once fashionable holiday resorts, busy and bustling with life, have, since the 1970s, been surpassed by warmer climates accessed by cheap flights.

One of the lead researchers in the Yale project, Edward Maibach of George Mason University, was interviewed in a Climate Access video on the role of recent extreme weather in shifting (at least for the moment) American attitudes on climate change.

"Given our economic system we need to figure out a way for companies to make money on things like renewable energy, so they actually do it," said Cara Pike, the executive director of green energy think tank Climate Access.

Moving beyond standard calculations, Teccura builds an intricate picture of water and energy consumption by analysing how demand is influenced by issues including hotel type, events, location, climate, access and typical guest profile.

In a fast-changing business climate, access to new information and the ability to negotiate from a favorable position are critical.

The questionnaire interviews collected data on socioeconomic characteristics of households, which include gender, education, and age of the respondent, household size, farm and off-farm income activities, access to extension services, livestock ownership and production, information on climate, access to credit, social networks, and remittances.

The National Academy of Sciences hosted two major colloquia on the "Science of Science Communication". Collaboration among these communities is fostered by organizations such as Climate Nexus, Climate Central, The Climate Advocacy Lab, Climate Access, Yale Climate Connections, and Climate Outreach.

Context includes school level factors such as policies, economy, organisational climate, access to canteen, student composition which may influence programme implementation [ 9].

Swaps could be supported by the Climate Finance Access Hub that's just been launched by the Commonwealth to help small and vulnerable countries access climate finance and build institutional capacity.

They like the lifestyle, the climate and access to the beach, although the downside is being away from family and friends.

Instead of food, he focuses on water, advancing the theory that the spread of Homo sapiens across the globe was driven largely by changes in climate and access to fresh water.