For example, Environment and Climate Change Canada's (ECCC) Global Ensemble Prediction System (GEPS) data is freely available on a 1-degree grid (about 100 km), while those of the so-called High Resolution Deterministic Prediction System (HRDPS) are available on a 2.5-km grid (about 40 times finer).
For example, statistician and climate provocateur Bjorn Lomborg cites research estimating yearly damages that don't even reach 1percentt of global GDP by 2100.
For example, season and climate have been shown to have a potential role in the health impacts associated with ozone (Guo et al. 1999; Lee et al. 2003).
Such predicted price rises are now mandated by some governments, for example, the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change (2009).
For example, infrastructure development and climate change are interacting in complex ways to alter permafrost over large areas of the Eurasian Arctic (Shur and Goering 2009; Polishchuk and Polishchuk 2013, 2014).
Today, for example, the economic and climate crises are together decreasing capital flows and reducing agricultural output in key parts of the world.
Moreover, standards and consistency of reporting vary and many studies, for example around culture and climate surveys, do not report reliability, validity, details of their study characteristics and participants etc.
Cleo Paskal in her authoritative new book on these issues, Global Warring, How Environmental, Economic, and Political Crises Will Redraw the World Map, uses historlcal examples and modern climate science to draw parallels with 21st century geopolitics which is giving rise to climatepolitics.
And third, when will other nations follow New Zealand's example and recognise that climate change migration is a growing reality?
But if you lead by example and build a climate of trust, where employees feel accountable for their work yet know they have the support when needed, then you should have a committed and motivated workforce that is prepared to work for the good of the team and the organisation.
