Sentence examples for contested climate from inspiring English sources

The most well-known (and contested) climate migration figure is from Professor Norman Myers, who says that climate change could cause 200 million people to be displaced by 2050.

A well informed public is inherently meritorious, even more so when it concerns an issue as complex and contested as climate change policy.

The ongoing reforms are located within and impacted by historically difficult federal-province relations and a highly contested political climate.

There is something unsatisfying about watching the biggest game of each season contested in a climate-controlled dome or in some balmy Southern stadium — the stakes feel lower because the environment appears safer.

The debate followed a rumpus triggered by former research minister Claude Allègre and a handful of other scientists, who have contested the causes of climate change.

The solar-magnetic fields that attract burning gases such as hydrogen to the surface of this iron core actually control the Earth's climate, he contested in papers explaining his view.

Any attempt by scholars over the past several years to link climate change with conflict has been hotly contested, and not just by climate deniers.

The mechanisms of Late Pleistocene megafauna extinctions remain fiercely contested, with human impact or climate change cited as principal drivers.

Today, as a proposed GOP bill threatens to "decimate women's healthcare," and the realities of climate change continue to be contested, the improbability of Gilead has faded.

First, climate change impacts are still contested, so influencing how participants engage with representations of potential futures.

If there were any more consensus that something should be done about climate change, it'd be as contested as a puppy rescue.