Sentence examples for conversation about climate from inspiring English sources

The Science of Sandy Elizabeth Kolbert on whether Sandy will finally start a serious conversation about climate change.

We have missed the chance to have a meaningful public conversation about climate change in the lead-up to Paris.

"There was an opportunity to have a bigger conversation about climate change," said Diana Best, senior coal campaigner for Greenpeace.

"We want to start a conversation about climate change," the Sub Pop duo told the Guardian last year.

One way that's manifested has been a growth in personal stories entering the business conversation about climate.

Gerrard represents a group of artists joining the the public conversation about climate change by creating works that convey their views of humanity's impact on the environment.

SEATTLE, Nov. 26 — For all the fame of the rain in this soggy city, conversations about climate often lead to local defensiveness: Seattle, which averages about 38 inches of rain annually, is far from the country's wettest big city.

She added, "I feel that we're trying to educate mass audiences and get children involved, and we didn't want people saying 'Don't watch this show because it has a slant on climate change.' " This approach — anticipating criticism and tiptoeing around it accordingly — is a reflection of the political and ideological fury that infuses many conversations about climate change.

The pope's recent encyclical on climate change was noteworthy not only because he is a high-profile and influential figure, but also because it opens the door for conversations about climate change that are framed around a different set of values (ie those of the Catholic faith).

Richard H. Rosenzweig, chief operating officer of the environmental asset management company Natsource, said he got to know Mr. Daschle in conversations about climate change at the Center for American Progress, a liberal research institution where Mr. Daschle spent time as an unpaid fellow, and co-authored a book about health reform.

The changing landscape of the Kings Cross development site, filled with the sound of trains, and a skyline punctuated by construction cranes is proving to be a helpful setting for conversations about climate change and the very real business of growing a new and sustainable future.