Sentence examples for cutting-edge climate from inspiring English sources

The Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego and Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York, announced today the establishment of a center, the International Research Institute (IRI), that will use cutting-edge climate models to forecast long-term weather changes.

Like the other three investigations, Walker's probe followed the release of documents by the Union of Concerned Scientists, InsideClimate News and the Los Angeles Times revealing that Exxon scientists conducted cutting-edge climate research decades ago and warned top management of the potentially catastrophic risks posed by global warming.

Based on an eight month investigation of internal documents of the major fossil fuel corporations, the environmental publication, Inside Climate News has revealed that the fossil fuel companies, especially Exxon which was doing cutting-edge climate research, were already aware of the connection between fossil fuel combustion and global warming by the late 1970s.

One reason for this slow response is that there are relatively few tools for translating cutting-edge climate science and climate-model simulations into a form that a manager can work with at a local or regional scale [2].

"UK universities are world leaders on cutting-edge research into climate solutions and have a particular responsibility in shaping our future society's sustainability," said Amoge Ukaegbu, at People & Planet.

During much of the 1980s, Exxon conducted cutting-edge research on climate change.

The journal Nature Climate Change, which reports on the cutting-edge research behind the climate change debate, has published a study of 16 young women performing "light office work" showing that they were at risk of being "over chilled" by air conditioning.

The fund will help Connecticut entrepreneurs to develop cutting-edge solutions to address climate change and other global challenges.

What if the cure to cancer, the next generation of computer technology, or a cutting-edge method to combat climate change is in the mind of an undocumented student who cannot afford to receive an education?

Each sector has its own agenda, but organisations like the IPCC international climate science body, Greenpeace and the UK government's new Department for Climate Change and Energy can all be seen as operating at the global cutting edge of climate action.

George Luber, chief of the CDC's climate and health program, considers it "cutting-edge thinking for public health".