Sentence examples for guide its climate from inspiring English sources

As the year drew to a close, however, there was a new note of optimism when the experienced operative John Podesta returned to the White House to guide its climate change efforts and other programmes.

Last year Mexico passed a flagship law to guide all its climate-change policies: 31 of the 33 countries now have a basic greenery law.

The Royal Society has released a statement acknowledging that its climate guide is being updated and noting: "The new guide has been planned for some time but was given added impetus by concerns raised by a small group of Fellows of the Society that older documents designed to challenge some of the common misrepresentations of the science were too narrow in their focus".

A multitemporal method to map snow cover in mountainous terrain is proposed to guide Landsat climate data record (CDR) development.

Now the president-elect gets to guide United States' climate policy.

A national pollution cap for greenhouse gases is urgently needed -- it would serve as the engine that drives pollution reductions under all Clean Air Act programs and as a science-based standard to guide all climate policy.

Indeed, Our Climate is, in its own words, a "bite-sized" guide to how climate cynics argue -- and as a result rarely have so many contradictions been encompassed in so little space: Climate is highly variable on its own, so people can't be causing it to change.

"Although the plan was developed for a 10-year time frame, it could effectively guide climate change research for decades," provided it is revised every three to five years to reflect advances in the science, the panel said in a statement.

Combining climate change, crop growth and crop disease models to predict impacts of climate change on crop diseases can guide planning of climate change adaptation strategies to ensure future food security.

In an attempt to reset the bitter political debate on climate policy, the powerful lineup of interest groups has reached a historic agreement on "principles" that should guide Australia's climate policy.

Pitman said that over time, a partnership between Bureau of Meteorology, CSIRO and the university sector had built a collaboration that had the capacity to guide adaptation to climate change.