Sentence examples for expressing climate from inspiring English sources

Take business flyers and airlines expressing climate concern at their word, or call their bluff.

Then the committee adds a twist: rather than expressing climate goals in terms of stabilizing atmospheric concentrations of CO2, the authors assess such goals using global mean temperature change as the primary metric.

Models also differ in the way that they express "climate feedbacks".

Participants did not explicitly express climate change as a matter of human rights.

The temperatures and water reservoirs for mosquitoes breeding, which can then lead to increase in the mosquito numbers which can then lead to people getting exposed which can then lead to mosquito-borne diseases' Several participants expressed climate variability as a more important concern in regard to eco-environmental health.

This was accomplished by: (1) adding functions that link mortality and regeneration of species to climate variables expressing climatic suitability, (2) constructing a function linking site index to climate and using it to modify growth rates, and (3) adding functions accounting for changing growth rates due to climate-induced genetic responses.

Richard Bean's play about a scientist who expresses her climate sceptic views, The Heretic, is at the Lowry, which also hosts Greg Doran's fine RSC revival of Julius Caesar.

They rightly speak about transition, but in lengthy terms unfortunately not adapted to the urgency expressed by climate change science.

They're looking at a cap-and-trade (cap-and-tax) program at a time when doubts are beginning to be expressed about climate change.

But it is hard to draw a line between this function and that of expressing an existing climate of sensibility.

Congressional investigators have uncovered five more letters sent to members of Congress that falsely claimed to be from charities expressing opposition to climate change legislation.