Sentence examples for fields of climate change from inspiring English sources

Scenarios are a way to envision possible futures (Gallopín et al.1997) and have become ubiquitous notably in the fields of climate change and natural resources research.

Therefore, new forms are called for [11, 14] and are also currently being developed in the fields of climate change [15] and energy research [13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20], for example.

The "positivistic" uncertainty analysis models (like those that dominate the fields of climate change modelling and nuclear or chemical risk assessment) have little social relevance, as they do not influence negotiations between stakeholders.

For more than 25 years, the scientific community has been anticipating important global changes in the fields of climate change adaptation (CCA) and disaster risk reduction (DRR) following the release of the first assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC 1990).

Published literature in the fields of climate change, human health, tropical diseases, and direct heat exposure were assessed through the regular search engines.

Prescott still has a strong personal following and considerable experience in the field of climate change.

On moral, economic and environmental grounds, this must stop.In the field of climate change, environmentalists insist that the scientific consensus should frame policy.

And in the 2016 Science Debate, although he did pay brief, vague lip service to renewable energy, Trump entirely dodged the question about climate science, devoting a single dismissive sentence to one of the most important issues we face today: There is still much that needs to be investigated in the field of "climate change".

Expect ructions in the field of climate change as people seek to reconcile the smooth curves of computer models with the messy reality of the atmosphere, and thus explain why things have not been heating up recently in the way the models suggest they should have.

He has published articles in the field of climate change, natural resource valuation and demand analysis.

Nowhere has this been more acutely felt than in the field of climate change research, which continues to be questioned even at the most senior levels of government.