Sentence examples for public climate from inspiring English sources

Oxfam estimates public climate finance today runs somewhere between $17bn and $20bn each year.

The public climate has moved decisively against their current stance too.

Given the need for reliance on facts in the public climate debate, I am issuing the following statement.

Most of the pieces are about private lives; the public climate drifts through the windows like smog.

But all this requires the kind of progressive public climate that prime ministers and presidents can shape.

Even inferences involving children or familial upheaval can create a public climate of disapproval, although they can also be overcome.

Perhaps more than anything, though, the booths simply offered a public, climate-controlled place to make a private call.

However, skepticism correlates negatively with political participation, and there is no strong political outlet for public climate-change skepticism in Germany.

Many studies have shown a general decline of public concern about climate change or vice versa a rise in public climate-change skepticism, in particular in the U.S. and other Anglo-Saxon countries.

We add to this literature by presenting the results of a recent general population survey in Germany in which we looked for systematic linkages between public climate-change skepticism on one hand, and energy preferences and political participation on the other.

Especially in the present public spending climate, this is critical.