Sentence examples for feel climate from inspiring English sources

"Most people will actually feel climate change delivered to them by the postman," he explains.

And it is the poor who lack the cash and resources to adapt who are likely to feel climate change most keenly.

"We feel climate change when the local well is dry and the extra heat is stopping the baby from sleeping at night," says Joana. "We have less rain and things grow less".

If union leaders feel climate change is the "most pressing issue" for their memberships, he added, "then I suggest they work within their own industries to do their part to combat the problem and not callously and hypocritically take it out on hard working American AFL-CIO members".

OO Europe Could Be 9 Degrees Warmer By 2100 OO Europe Already Feeling Climate Change Impacts - report.

If we wait until the effects of long-term pollution are fully felt, climate scientists tell us, we will have passed critical thresholds that will make it difficult, if not impossible, to turn down the global thermostat.

Science communicator Joe Duggan has curated an exhibition of letters, written by leading climate researchers, which describe how they honestly feel about climate change.

How does Earth's look, feel, and climate compare to those of her homeland?

Both of these scientists say leakage is a problem, but feel the climate threat has been grossly overstated.

It read as follows: "We feel that climate science is, in the current situation, too important to be kept under wraps.

The emails were accompanied by the anonymous statement: "We feel that climate science is, in the current situation, too important to be kept under wraps.