Nye is a very busy Science Guy: in recent months, he has publicly debated evolution with the head of the Creation Museum, done the cha-cha to "Weird Science" on "Dancing with the Stars," and appeared in a memorable climate-change segment on John Oliver's HBO show.
4. WWF Another memorable ad from WWF: 'Stop climate change before it changes you.' The campaign depicts an uncomfortable reverse-evolutionary world, and the image below, launched in 2008, remains one of its most hard hitting.
CAULDRON aims to communicate understanding of the science attributing extreme events to climate change in a memorable and compelling way, and create space for dialogue around policy decisions addressing changing risks and loss and damage from climate change.
In one of the most memorable moments of Al Gore's new climate-change documentary, "An Inconvenient Sequel," Gore refers to a sequence from the film's 2006 predecessor, the Oscar-winning "An Inconvenient Truth".
Some will have been journalists and media types scrabbling to cover the crisis but most are just canny holidaymakers taking advantage of the unique fiscal climate to have an extremely memorable holiday on a credit crunch budget.
ONE of the more memorable slogans to come out of the climate-change talks in Durban over the past few days is: "there is no planet B".
Newt Gingrich made a strong statement in favor of cap and trade in 2007 and in 2008 tapped that memorable video with Nancy Pelosi calling for action on climate change.
Still, when it's reported in The New York Times... Climate deniers are brilliant at setting up simple, memorable and scary financial calculations that brand climate change activists as prioritizing the environment against the economy.
It's what compelled one of his campaign's most memorable moments, when he tweeted that he believed in evolution and climate change.
In the final months of his editorship, Alan Rusbridger publically struggled with this question in a memorable essay that kicked off the Guardian's special coverage of the climate crisis.
The computers found that the chances of those memorable floods, which sent geese swimming through city streets, were roughly doubled in a climate with the greenhouse gases.
