Sentence examples for ground climate from inspiring English sources

3 million people visited The Keep it in the Ground climate change campaign pages in the first 10 weeks.

"We are seeing real challenges on the ground – climate change is real and it is with us," Robert Bonnie, under secretary for natural resources and environment at the US Department of Agriculture, told the Guardian.

"We are seeing real challenges on the ground – climate change is real and it is with us," Robert Bonnie, undersecretary for natural resources and environment at the US Department of Agriculture, told the Guardian in February.

It is considered that a full and extensive monitoring of the entire subway system be undertaken over a prolonged period to facilitate a full understanding of the air flow and its interaction with the over ground climate.

Last month, Entergy Corp. and America's WETLAND Foundation released a study predicting that communities along the Gulf Coast could suffer a staggering, $350 billion or more in economic losses over the next 20 years because of coastal shrinking, sinking ground, climate change and other environmental threats.

The energy security argument for staunching power wastage has gained ground over climate change concerns in European capitals, as supply instability has increased and the continent's fossil fuel reserves have fallen.

For the first time at a COP conference, agriculture had its own dedicated focus-day, held on Tuesday by the Lima-Paris Action Agenda (LPAA), a partnership established between France and Peru to showcase and strengthen on-the-ground climate action in 2015 and beyond.

"Considerable challenges remain, from persistent poverty and grinding inequalities to climate change and environmental sustainability in general, and to conflict and instability," the head of the UN Development Programme (UNDP), Helen Clark, said in the report.

In a new (and perhaps too lengthy) report out last week from Yale's Institution for Social and Policy Studies, I try to ground an analysis of the climate campaign on a bit of data, looking at historical trends in political parties, voting records, natural resource distribution and a variety of other indicators.

Groups like the Heartland Institute, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, National Association of Manufacturers, American Enterprise Institute and a host of oil and coal industry front groups, including the now-infamous American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE), have collectively thrown a wrench in the cogs of U.S. climate policy, grinding the nation's response to climate change to a halt.

Critics of climate-change science who ground their argument on uncertainty have either got to apply that same standard of evidence to nuclear-weapons strategy or else find a better argument.