Sentence examples for coordinated climate from inspiring English sources

By mounting the largest coordinated climate demonstration in world history in the wake of National Climate Week, the worldwide protest movement gave the Administration the negotiating cards it was seeking.

We selected the 6.0 W/m RCP from available options as part of a coordinated climate change and human health research modeling effort [ 18].

The article is part of the coordinated "Climate Desk" collaborative journalism project that includes a live event in Washington next week asking, "Can Greenland be Saved?" The new research suggests we need to be more concerned about Antarctica.

Third, the leading companies realize that coordinated climate action will be very good for our economy and well-being.

In the midst of this, reflect on whether, imperfect and contradictory as Europe's machinery is, it would be easier or harder to coordinate climate action without common institutions and the negotiation of joint, principled action?

That language is an implicit criticism of the White House's Global Change Research Program, which is meant to coordinate climate research across the government.

A new report, published by the Washington-based Bipartisan Policy Center, argues that the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) should begin to coordinate "climate remediation" studies across a range of agencies.

As well as coordinating climate change programmes in Fiji, the CCU delivers the NCCP.

In New Jersey, which environmentalists say is one of the most active states in coordinating climate-change policies, the state government has begun an aggressive program of buying out property owners whose homes or businesses are in vulnerable flood plains.

And like its climate change policy counterpart 'mitigation,' local governments cannot prepare for the challenge of climate change alone and are dependent on the willingness of local - private sector - partners to coordinate operational climate change adaptation actions [74].

That problem was highlighted last year when the United States Global Change Research Program, a 10-year-old government office coordinating most climate work, published an assessment of the expected impact of global warming on areas around the country.