Sentence examples for habitable climate from inspiring English sources

Art shouldn't be used to legitimise the companies that are profiting from the destruction of a safe and habitable climate.

While corporations frame climate change through the optimistic prism of innovation, technology and "green" products and services, the unpleasant reality is that our existing economic system fundamentally undermines a habitable climate.

The contributions of the people above were remarkable, but how much greater is the challenge of preserving a readily habitable climate, and how thankful should we be to those prepared to throw their life's energy and creativity at the task?

Everything else – the ecosystems it blights, the fishing and tourist industries, a habitable climate – might collapse around it, but BP, like the banks, will be deemed too big to fail.

The deliberate large-scale manipulation of the climate is increasingly being discussed as a potential tool to ensure the basic condition for a sustainable future: a habitable climate.

Carbon dioxide is, of course, naturally present in the atmosphere -- and necessary for retaining some of the sun's warmth and creating a habitable climate.

Therefore, river deposits when placed in stratigraphic order could constrain the number, magnitudes, and durations of the wettest (and presumably most habitable) climates in Mars history.

Our purpose was and still is to keep the world a habitable place by avoiding climate change and to make the UK more energy self-sufficient.

Imagine if they were standing at a plane door … "Come on citizens, get on this plane, 50/50 chance of a safe landing … " All of which means that we non-politician human beings who depend on the climate remaining habitable had best jump into action.

All of which means that we non-politician human beings who depend on the climate remaining habitable had best jump into action.

But the most intriguing exoplanets are those few dozen that are believed to be Earth-like: rocky planets, roughly the size of our own or slightly larger, that orbit their stars at a distance that is neither too close nor too far, in the potentially habitable Goldilocks Zone, where the climate could be temperate and any water could be liquid.