Sentence examples for concrete climate from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, as the meeting concluded, there was some grumbling that the United States had not offered concrete climate proposals.

Furthermore, concrete climate adaption strategies are demonstrated.

Bioclimatic architecture design is a connection to nature that requires accurate and concrete climate data of site.

They hope to "catalyze and aggregate action and initiatives from companies from all industry sectors — towards delivering concrete climate solutions and innovations in their practices, operations and policies".

Mr. Sommer was the only mayor who directly addressed climate change and who linked the renewable energy projects in Prenzlau with concrete climate change projections for Brandenburg.

In 2015, working with the World Economic Forum, the CEOs of 43 companies operating in over 150 countries and territories representing 20 economic sectors signed an open letter to world leaders urging for concrete climate action (Open letter 2015).

Do we have concrete evidence that climate variability or climate change caused the Atelopus extinctions in Latin America?

His most concrete achievement in climate assessment may have been getting his colleagues on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to explain how certain they actually were about the science, what they really meant by terms running from "exceptionally unlikely" through "likely" to "virtually certain".

That's because the NDP hasn't put forward much of a concrete plan on climate change and the environment, other than vowing to "take leadership on the issue of climate change and make sure Alberta is part of crafting solutions with stakeholders, other provinces and the federal government".

Other joint announcements, though, seemed to illustrate the major challenges in securing concrete progress on climate.

In Brazil's benign climate, concrete structures require no expansion joints and there are no problems of insulation or condensation.