Sentence examples for considerations of climate from inspiring English sources
Professor Stavins participates in an event sponsored by the Institute of Ethics and Public Affairs at San Diego State University, "After Kyoto I: The Moral and Policy Considerations of Climate Change," on May 3 , 2012
The case studies shows and discusses how workshop sequencing (1) supports a design process that progressively accommodates complexity of real management contexts by enlarging considerations of climate change to climate variability and low weather predictability, and (2) increases the credibility and salience of the design method.
Despite the dearth of research on the ground in Africa so far, it seems clear from major global-level considerations of climate change and their possible effects on population health (3, 4) that, yet again, Africa and her people stand to come out worst from the likely changes in the world's weather patterns.
On Amendment 8, I accept the inclusion of a reference to seal mortality as an example, and of considerations of climate change on cod when a review of the plan is made.
During the Obama administration, the council had moved to require the consideration of climate change during this process.
It forbids any consideration of climate change during planning inquiries: motorways will officially produce no more carbon dioxide than cycle paths.
The review shows that only few countries have developed guidelines that incorporate a consideration of climate change impacts.
Potential cases this term include a challenge to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's decision to limit consideration of climate change when it evaluates applications for new natural-gas pipelines.
An important element to achieving effective consideration of climate risks across the financial system is to support internal and external collaboration.
In August last year, President Trump rescinded an executive order signed by President Barack Obama that required consideration of climate science in the design of federally funded projects.
This study extends the previous work by simultaneous consideration of climate change effects on high-elevation hydropower supply and pricing in California.
