Sentence examples for leaving climate change from inspiring English sources

Mr. Randolph argues that leaving climate change adaptation duties in the hands of individual municipalities and agencies wastes resources and could exacerbate the potential impact of climate changes.

So even leaving climate change aside, we have enormous incentives to act.

But the president left climate change out of his Earth Day event, and was a no-show in June 2009 at the release of a landmark scientific report on how America's cities and coastlines would be affected by climate change.

As Joseph Bast, the president of the conservative US Heartland Institute told the writer and campaigner Naomi Klein: for the left, climate change is "the perfect thing", a justification for doing everything it "wanted to do anyway".

And a little less deference to science that 'demands action', and a more honest articulation of the ethical and political reasons for their proposed actions, would have left climate change campaigners in a stronger position.

The St James's Palace audience included Owen Paterson, the Tory environment secretary, said by some to be sceptical of the scientific consensus on climate change, and who left climate change out of his speech and focused on other environmental issues such as biodiversity.

That leaves climate change.

Much of the progressive press has left climate change to environmental magazines.

And in a world where even TV weather forecasters can't accurately predict rain or sun, business leaders might be forgiven for tending to more immediate problems and leaving climate-change efforts to the next generation.

Cape Farewell is a project created by artist David Buckland to set a cultural context for and response to climate change (it's the sort of concept that leaves climate-change deniers foaming at the mouth).

Even leaving aside climate change, very soon the price of energy will make the dispersed, unconnected, low-density city-building pattern impossibly costly.