Sentence examples for proved climate from inspiring English sources

More than twice as many Conservative MPs as Labour MPs who responded to the poll cast doubt on scientists having "conclusively proved" climate change is caused by humans, despite the world's most authoritative panel of climate scientists last year saying they were 95% confident that recent global warming is manmade.

But if you go by the congressman's logic that a snowball on Feb. 26, 2014, somehow proved climate change is a hoax, so too would, say, a 99-degree day in February in Inhofe's home state of Oklahoma suggest that it is not. .

Her film does not seek, like Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth, to prove climate change is happening.

It used to be a case of, "We need to wait for science to prove climate change is happening".

(To prove "scientific" causality you'd have to completely control the diets of thousands of people for decades. It's as technically impossible as "proving" climate change or football-related head injuries or, for that matter, tobacco-caused cancers).

The former Silicon Valley entrepreneur told staff in an email obtained by Guardian Australia the agency's research had pioneered climate models and honed their measurements "to prove climate change".

Mr. Segal, the lawyer who made the "nuisance lawsuit" joke, said issues like proving climate change, its link to the companies and the further link to the damage "have not been addressed".

(As a friend put it, bringing a wight to Cersei would be like bringing some melted glacier water to prove climate change to Trump — that is to say, ineffective.

('Highbrow', surely?) And then there is Monckton's brother, Christopher, whose family have done discreet service for the Crown since the first Queen Elizabeth and who now devotes his life to proving climate change is all a conspiracy got up by environmentalists.

When pressed about the fact that the arctic is melting, and whether that helps prove climate change is real, Cruz dismissed it.

According to Larry Marshall, chief executive of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) since 2014, there's no need to "prove" climate change is real.