Sentence examples for introducing climate from inspiring English sources

Among many other changes, the guidelines call for introducing climate science into the curriculum starting in middle school, and teaching high school students in detail about the effects of human activity on climate.

Global warming is introducing climate change, and it's not stopping anytime soon.

He says he also wants to introduce climate laws that protect the Great Barrier Reef and rapidly drive investment towards renewable energy and away from polluting coal.

A University of Delaware project is developing ways to introduce climate hardiness to the US domestic breed stock before summer heatwaves predicted under climate change models kill or spoil the meat of billions of birds.

Britain, which introduced climate change as a Security Council discussion topic two years ago, supports it along with most of Europe, while other permanent Council members — namely, the United States, China and Russia — generally backed the measure once it no longer explicitly demanded Council action.

Davey shed some light on his relationship with Osborne when he gave a speech on Tuesday to the Globe International group, made up of legislators from around the world who are trying to introduce climate change legislation in their national parliaments.

Third, while many Republican members of Congress privately accept the reality of climate change and the need to address it, and Niskanen has identified several who would be willing to introduce climate legislation if the opportunity were to present itself, Taylor believes the election results make such a political opportunity less likely.

Cameron, close politically to Abbott, avoided criticising the stance of his Australian hosts, saying, though: "Britain comes here with a strong record: the first country in the world to introduce climate change legislation; he first country in the world to introduce a green investment bank; and the first country with the largest offshore wind market in the world".

The architecture of the terraces introduces climate as a dominant driver for terrace formation at the southern border of the depression.

Here's what I think: John Kerry and Joe Lieberman introduced climate legislation that contained some useful elements, but was clearly a compromise.

This year Rep. Bob Inglis (R-SC) and Rep. John Larson (D-CT) both introduced climate change bills that recycle over 90% of carbon pricing revenues into payroll tax cuts.