Sentence examples for prestigious climate from inspiring English sources

We ought not to buy into the pessimism--smoothly merging into anti-globalization--of a handful of prestigious climate change popularizers.

The father-son duo of Chris and Mat Hope have published a study in the prestigious scientific journal Nature Climate Change with the counter-intuitive finding that the relative costs of climate change are higher in a world with slower economic growth.

An editorial in the prestigious journal Nature said climate deniers were using "every means at their disposal to undermine science and scientists" and urged scientists to counterattack.

The overwhelming consensus of climate scientists, prestigious scientific societies, and the refereed scientific literature confirm that our planet is warming and humans are the primary cause.

A 2009 study published in the prestigious journal Science by Andrew Dessler and Steven Sherwood found that, as climate scientists expected, the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere is increasing by enough to double the warming from the increased greenhouse effect of carbon dioxide.

Three top climate change campaigns of last year are up for prestigious Webby Awards in 2010.

-Road to Paris highlighted the top 20 women making waves in climate last year; Loreal and UNESCO award five women their prestigious Women in Science award every year; even Wikipedia has compiled a list of over 50 notable female climate scientists with details on their expertise --just to name a few sources out of hundreds available.

Since it was chosen in 2010, many have wondered how the tiny country with no football culture and a sweltering climate won the right to host the sport's most prestigious tournament.

By prominent members of the international climate science community whose "Climategate" e-mails purloined from the prestigious East Anglia University Climate Research Unit that exposed clear evidence of data manipulation, concealment of public records and exclusion of disagreeable research findings from influential publications.

Lord Rees of Ludlow, the president of the Royal Society, Britain's most prestigious scientific institute, said: "The IPCC is the world's leading authority on climate change and its latest report will provide a comprehensive picture of the latest scientific understanding on the issue.

A recent reader poll in the prestigious journal Scientific American showed 77% no longer believe that human activity causes climate change.