The latest two periods of aggradation are concurrent with increases in the frequency of climate change in the region suggesting that Holocene alpine and sub-alpine landscapes respond more to rapid changes in climate than to large singular climatic swings.
Never mind that the industry's singular solution to the climate crisis is to dramatically expand an extraction process in fracking that releases massive amounts of climate-destabilising methane into our atmosphere.
"His views on climate science are singular and narrow".
It is such a unique meeting of water, land, and climate that the use of either singular or plural to refer to the Everglades is appropriate.
Climate change presents a singular threat to ski resorts, perhaps more than any other industry.
"Government and business can come together to confront the singular challenge of our time — combating climate change," the letter says.
They've been tagged with the rather harmless singular name, "denier," while those fighting climate change are often referred to as "environmental advocates," "nature lovers," "outdoor enthusiasts," "Earth activists," or the more pejorative "Earth freak" or "tree hugger".
Instead, winemakers are after a more transparent expression of terroir, the singular French word that encapsulates the combination of soil, climate, altitude and exposition of the vineyards, along with the contributions of the people who shepherded those grapes into wine.
"This forum provides us with a singular opportunity to strengthen the African common position in international climate change negotiations," said ECA Executive Secretary Abdoulie Janneh, "by raising awareness and building consensus among all African stakeholders on Africa's concerns and expectations for a post-2012 global climate-change agreement".
Films exploring the "big questions" continue to be made in the much-changed cultural climate but not so relentlessly by a single filmmaker, with a singular vision and a sensibility steeped in a religious tradition.
