Sentence examples for engage with climate from inspiring English sources
The Government must also engage with climate scientists to understand this existential threat.
And then there was that bit where you said that "one side" wouldn't engage with climate deniers intelligently and how science is about being sceptical.
She is studying for a masters degree in human ecology, exploring "how the relationship between human systems and natural systems is broken, and how it can be rebuilt" – so that she can engage with climate change on a scientific and academic level.
2010 saw more CO2 spewed into the atmosphere than any year on record while our governments determined a few weeks ago at the Climate Conference in Durban essentially not to engage with climate change until 2020.
"It's very clear that the energy economy is heading in a direction that, if you don't engage with climate change, you're going to miss out on a large number of jobs that have already emerged," David Waskow, director of the World Resource Institute's international climate program, told HuffPost on Tuesday.
Still, some U.S. law schools are now engaging with climate change: Pace Law School in New York started this year to offer a climate change track in its environmental law masters program, the first U.S. university to do so.
Many will feel that they have a spiritual reason for engaging with climate justice, and those of us who are Christians find a clear mandate from scripture to speak up for justice, to take responsibility for caring for the earth, and to tackle poverty and injustice practically.
To connect science to society and help people re-engage with climate change as an issue which is already and will continue to affect them.
Perhaps partly because of the shortcomings of conventional academia in engaging with climate and health on a global basis, governmental and international bodies have to some extent taken on responsibilities for generating knowledge in this important area.
Working on climate justice, Bulkeley et al. [44] employ the post-distributive concept 'to engage with how climate justice is actually practised and embedded in the city'.
