Sentence examples for honest climate from inspiring English sources

That would not be an honest climate commitment".

If we're honest, the climate "debate" and science denial are not actually about science.

Another option: Help your friend pursue his schooling in a different country, one with a more honest educational climate.

Reason in a Dark Time by Dale Jamieson (Oxford): precisely because it's the first book to be fully honest about climate change, it's the one book on the subject that stands a chance of not depressing you.

And so, driven by these considerations as well as their own aversion to scientific 'facts', religious groups want to keep an honest discussion of climate change out of school textbooks, and out of our children's minds.

Klein said conservatives needed to be "scientifically honest" and argued that climate change challenges a worldview that opposes collective action.

At long last, it seems as if a US president will be getting honest scientific advice about climate change, with Barack Obama's appointment of John Holdren as the director of the White House office of science and technology policy.

Without getting mired in the morass of elaborate mathematical equations and the arcane economics-speak of "discount rates", journalists could turn to independent environmental economists for honest assessments of how climate change will affect the global economy.

And let's be honest: In today's economic climate, there's something to be said for getting paid to entertain people with your hand stuck up a puppet's ass.

How confusing is it for them now, when scientists receive death threats for simply doing honest research on our planet's climate history?

The most honest assessment of the Coalition's climate policy, ironically, comes from the man who once led the Liberal party itself: Malcolm Turnbull.