Sentence examples for conclusions on climate from inspiring English sources

Do you accept the IPPC conclusions on climate change?

"As it went through the review, there was less consensus on the science and conclusions on climate change.

"As it went through the review, there was less consensus on the science and conclusions on climate change," Ms. Whitman said.

In the article Zenghelis was commenting on, Tol compares the IPCC's conclusions on climate change costs with what he considers to be biased estimates in the Stern review on the economic effects of climate change.

This the PBL has now done; its report was published on July 5th.The authors try hard to make clear that their findings do not undermine the IPCC's conclusions on climate change.

The peer-reviewed study published in the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society argues that conventional conclusions on climate sensitivity - the extent to which global temperatures respond to greenhouse gas emissions - underestimate the role of some amplifying feedbacks that may intensify climate impacts in ways that many models tend to overlook.

Conclusions of climate association were based on a large and diverse number of populations and supported by a framework of multiple test criteria and strict likelihood thresholds (Balkenhol et al. 2009; Schoville et al. 2012).

Here's an excerpt and link, followed by some reactions from Hamburg and from Lawrence Cathles, an earth and atmospheric scientist at Cornell who has published work challenging Cathles and Ingraffea's conclusions on the climate impact of gas drilling.

It has come to a clear conclusion – action on climate change can improve economic performance.

The petition, attacking the scientific conclusions underlying the treaty on climate change, was accompanied by an article that was formatted to resemble one that might have been published in the academy's prestigious peer-reviewed journal.

In allowing a White House official who was a former oil industry lobbyist to change scientific conclusions in government reports on climate change, the Bush administration has undermined the integrity of science by making it the handmaiden of ideology and fostering doubt about the objectivity and credibility of government scientific reports.