Sentence examples for feeling climate from inspiring English sources

In speeches at the summit, President Obama and other leaders recognized that countries across the world are feeling climate change effects, particularly extreme weather.

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

No one can have a native "feeling" about climate change.

I have a feeling that climate change may be an issue as severe as a war.

Hall told National Journal that he's "pretty close" to the views of his fellow Texan, Governor Rick Perry, in feeling that climate science may be an idea hatched by scientists to garner federal funding for their research.

Second, we recommend that feedback to work groups be provided based on average individual and work group scores and on patterns across the work group (all high scores, all low scores, or a variable pattern of some members reporting positive feelings about climate in the work group while others are reporting more negative feelings).

Many of those we spoke to also often compartmentalised their feelings about climate change between work and home.

Also like Kingsnorth, Hine experienced a transformation in his feelings about climate change: first an obsessive phase of turning off light switches and idling electronics; then a despondent "Oskar Schindler phase of 'It's never enough' "; then a point of curious repose.

"We're oftentimes the first person who will say, 'Tell us about your feelings about climate change,'" said Quante.

But a study published Monday in the journal Global Environmental Change by Michigan State sociologist Sandra Marquart-Pyatt finds that a person's feelings about climate change have very little to do with the weather outside and almost everything to do with political ideology and party affiliation.

The first two stories are sensitive and subtle, but it's the quiet, spacious moments that fill the third episode a series of late-night diner rendezvous, a nocturnal horseback ride by the side of a highway that show off one of Reichardt's great powers as a director: her unerring feeling for the climate and mood of American places the movies tend to neglect.