Sentence examples for content climate from inspiring English sources

Ford JD, Vanderbilt W and Berrang-Ford L (2012) Authorship in IPCC AR5 and its implications for content: Climate change and Indigenous populations in WGII.

Most digital media companies face two uphill battles in today's content climate.

In a paper published this month in PLOS ONE, researchers measured the size and density of fairy circles in Namibia and fed data on soil chemistry, moisture content, climate, and vegetation into a computer model.

Kevin Trenberth, lead author of this latest study, called "Hurricane Harvey links to Ocean Heat Content and Climate Change Adaptation," is a climate scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research who has published other studies that connect human activities and increasing hurricane intensity.

The results of this study, to be written up for publication, will help inform efforts to increase the educational content of climate reporting.

"Content related climate and regulations is also being reviewed," the notice states.

From 2000 to 2006, the firm published a "news" site called Tech Central Station that wrote stories that suited its corporate clients, with a heavy dose of content denying climate science, as desired by longtime DCI client ExxonMobil.

Over the years I have heard every excuse in the book from program execs resistant to offering content on climate and green solutions, none of them legitimate in my strong view.

However, the issue of contemporary warming has only been infrequently discussed in the content of climate impact on locust vulnerability.

Several flavourable factors contribute to the growth of fungi and aflatoxin production, namely high moisture content, humid climate, warm temperature (2540°C), insect infestation and pes damage.

Last month, about 40percentt of that content was climate-related due to NPR's cities project, as well as the media-intensive People's Climate March and the UN climate summit in New York City.