Sentence examples for geopolitics climate from inspiring English sources
These conflicts are influenced by geopolitics, climate change and global inequalities.
"It will be of real benefit to our global audience, to see how dominant questions of our time - economics, geopolitics, climate change, immigration, media, democracy and more - are being grasped in such an important part of the world.
Rusbridger added: "It will be of real benefit to our global audience, to see how dominant questions of our time – economics, geopolitics, climate change, immigration, media, democracy and more – are being grasped in such an important part of the world".
Together, the two developments mean that the geopolitics of climate change have been transformed.
Energy journalist provides a fast-paced account of the global race to develop a lithium-ion super-battery that will transform the world's industries, geopolitics and climate.
But Figueres has also benefitted from a sea-change in climate geopolitics that has taken place since Copenhagen – the reversal of China's stance on international cooperation on global warming.
In what may turn out to be one of the abiding ironies of global geopolitics, leadership on climate change seems to have suddenly passed from the developed to the developing world, as has public anxiety about the damaging effects of a changing climate.
It's naïve to think any work at the nexus of science and international development is immune to geopolitics (family planning and climate change are wracked by it).
Climate change, geopolitics, inequality, infrastructure, education — all the public goods related to these issues will somehow be magically supported while we indulge in government dysfunction and fiscal recklessness.
The pattern is obviously not random, nor can it be fully explained by gene pools or climate or geopolitics or Nike's global marketing budget.
He writes, "…our words will determine our future and the futures of our companies, industries and societies". Choosing words to responsibly describe the consequences of dangerous trends in "technology, climate and geopolitics" is vital to our survival.
