Sentence examples for control of the climate from inspiring English sources
Total control of the climate?
The idea that we ought to consider actively taking control of the climate has previously seemed fanciful, if not downright dangerous.
Reynolds also sees an opportunity for Republicans to take control of the climate issue after many liberals rallied against a revenue-neutral carbon tax proposal in the state of Washington.
While environmentalists wring their hands about the effects of industrial civilisation, a number of "geo-engineers" are advocating seizing control of the climate, tinkering with Earth's atmosphere or its surface in an attempt to slow the planet's heating.It sounds like some impossible technocratic fever-dream from the 1950s.
The Prince of Wales has warned climate negotiators in Copenhagen that the "eyes of the world" are on them and that "our planet has reached a point of crisis", leaving only seven years before "we lose the levers of control" on the climate.
On the west side of the north Pacific Gyre, it plays a key role in distributing heat from the tropics to the pole and has been a major control on the climate of northeast Asian for millions of years.
The Kuroshio Current is a major western boundary current in the western Pacific Ocean; it plays a key role in distributing heat from the tropics to the mid-latitudes and has been an important control on the climate of Northeast Asian for millions of years.
"You could interpret this as bad news, or you could interpret it as good news -- in that we have this really clear control on the climate of Antarctica," Trusel said.
According to him, "[t]he norms operative within the membership of Enron controlled for the climate of secrecy and doubt" (Shockley 2007, p. 449).
The "Control of the global climate" section looks toward connections between the IMC rainfall and the global climate.
Due to the fear of the consequences of climate change, many scientists today advocate the research into but not deployment of geoengineering, large-scale technological control of the global climate, to reduce the uncertainty around its efficacy and harms.
