Sentence examples for note of climate from inspiring English sources

The Telegraph IPCC report: global warming is 'unequivocal' The Telegraph leads on humanity's role in warming, with none of the paper's usual note of climate scepticism, which often worms its way into news stories.

But nuclear power is sustainable and its carbon emissions are relatively low, so when governments finally started to take note of climate change, our once maligned friend squirmed its way back on to the agenda.

As one #ClimateThanks Tweet notes, "Thousands of climate scientists volunteer their time to analyze and synthesize the latest and best science for the IPCC reports".

Formally, however, 'climate change policy' has only been implemented following the Policy Note on implementation of climate change policy in 1998 ('Uitvoeringsnota klimaatbeleid') [44].

35 We further note the role of climate and the interplay between South Asian systemic beliefs regarding the heating and cooling properties and merits of food 33 and the demands of living and undertaking physical activity in the cold Scottish climate.

In the context of a national economic crisis, it is important to note that funding of climate change and health research directly linked to protective action at the local level is a wise investment consistent with the goals of restoring economic stability, justice, and environmental quality, and reducing health care costs.

The report notes, "the impact of climate change on the future operation of the ice bridge should also be assessed".

Darwin noted the challenges of climate changes for the behaviour and survivorship in human evolution in relation to natural selection and compared theses challenges with other animals [ 65].

Last year, in an interview with Salon, A. C. Newman, of the Old Guard indie band the New Pornographers, took note of the changing climate.

It's also worth noting that the impacts of climate change can't just be measured in terms of their effect on the global economy.

Echoing other publications, the study noted that the pace of climate change would ultimately depend on levels of current and future greenhouse gases and particulates released into Earth's atmosphere.