Sentence examples for for extreme climate from inspiring English sources

Upon arriving at the DECC, some of the group proceeded to whitewash the walls, paint over signage and spray paint slogans such as 'Department for Extreme Climate Change".

On top of that we will want a legal mechanism to compensate for 'loss and damage', [compensation for extreme climate change events].

Representatives of most of the world's poor countries have walked out of increasingly fractious climate negotiations after the EU, Australia, the US and other developed countries insisted that the question of who should pay compensation for extreme climate events be discussed only after 2015.

"Emergency response groups were alerted immediately and the municipal plan for extreme climate events was activated here in Pungarabato," he said.

"As a practice, we are used to designing for extreme climates on Earth and exploiting the environmental benefits of using local, sustainable materials," said Xavier De Kestelier, a partner in the firm's specialist modelling group.

These results allow for an improved understanding of extreme climate events and improved river basin water resource management.

Based on the conceptual model, we propose an assembled extreme value statistical model (AEVSM) for obtaining the extreme distribution of spring discharge depletion under effects of extreme climate variability and intense groundwater development.

"At a time when international aid budgets are stretched more than ever before, ARC is an important step forward in creating a sustainable African-led strategy for managing extreme climate risks for the continent".

One of President Obama's main climate policy thrusts was to persuade the world that since you often get what you pay for, the world should stop paying for more extreme climate disruption by subsidizing fossil fuels.

Structurally-exclusionary decision-making processes reinforce patterns of inequity that determine who suffers during, for example, extreme climate events.

Further research should develop the use of climate and weather information in increasing public health preparedness (e.g. early warning systems) to, for example, extreme climate and weather events and infectious outbreaks.