Sentence examples for extend climate from inspiring English sources

"There is a massive anomaly in continuing to penalise manufacturers with planned increases in the climate change levy and a failure to extend climate change agreements, while petrol duties continue to be frozen," he said.

Over a decade later, as I sat in a converted Berlin gasometer supporting German G7 proposals to extend climate risk insurance to 400 million people by 2020, those words chimed loudly.

Or indeed, if we are to make sense of polar opposites such as James Lovelock's recent contribution The Revenge of Gaia, in which he extends climate science to reach the conclusion that the collapse of civilisation is no more than a couple of generations away.

Gray is one of the business-aligned Democrats who are considered key to extending climate change targets, especially if Gov.

The scientific involvement is with improved methods of climate projections service delivery, the undertaking and production of integrated assessments that extend the climate research into the agricultural, economic, human welfare domains.

My colleagues and I were using what we call proxy records, like corals and tree rings, and ice cores to try and extend the climate record back in time so that we could learn more about natural climate variability.

But does that extend to climate change?

Let's extend that climate of hope to communities along America's eroding edges by highlighting examples of local solutions.

Will his successor defend and extend these climate gains, or destroy them, along with the environment?

"We are going to extend our climate goals and cap-and-trade program — one way or another," McFadden said.

Cramer's reference to Trump's concerns about "legitimate" environmental issues doesn't extend to climate change, however.