Sentence examples for permanent climate change from inspiring English sources

Southern Spain has long been plagued by cyclical droughts, but the current crisis, scientists say, probably reflects a more permanent climate change brought on by global warming.

This viral youtuber is going into my permanent climate change funnies archives.

Some low-lying and vulnerable countries are facing irreversible and permanent damage from climate change.

Global, permanent slavery created by climate change, loss of species.

Field said: "The aim is to form a network and collective voice that rivals the Amazonian rainforest in size, and makes a permanent contribution to fight against climate change.

Our Task: To conclude, the only permanent answer for problem of climate change is the restructuring of our production process and its replacement with sustainable agricultural production, sustainable industrial production and sustainable energy production.

This is the question some insiders are asking following the foul-up – a real corker – over the appointment of a new permanent secretary to the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC).

Stephen Lovegrove, permanent secretary at the Department of Energy and Climate Change also told MPs that the department was shedding 200 of its 1,600 staff as part of the comprehensive spending review.

Likewise, if increased hurricane activity (as might result from climate change) results in permanent landscape or ecosystem changes, then significant long-term water quality changes might be expected.

The Department for Energy and Climate Change recently announced permanent secretary Moira Wallace would be leaving her post in October and senior civil servant Ian Watmore resigned as head of the Cabinet Office in May.

By doing so, they were able to avoid mentioning the fact that the wind industry's more-established competitors -- particularly fossil fuels, the primary cause of climate change -- enjoy permanent tax breaks and subsidies that are significantly larger.