Sentence examples for stable climate change from inspiring English sources

The authors argue one cause of the problem in South Australia was the lack of effective and stable climate change policy.

Because the depressions that cradle the lakes are so large and deep, the researchers argue the lakes have likely stayed stable through climate changes and have been there since Antarctica was warm and rainy, more than 35 million years ago.

Lord Adair Turner, senior fellow of the Institute of New Economic Thinking: "The majority of the business world is clear that ambitious and stable action to tackle climate change makes business sense.

This will help to better understand whether rapid turnover of labile C will negate the likely benefits of stable C pools to climate change mitigation.

Essentially, Shell's business model indicates it has abandoned all hope of a stable climate and is banking on climate change.

For the assessment of climate change effects, stable reference climate data were generated for 2010 2100.

Recently, Geldern et al. 2014 reported the stable isotopic pattern in a climate change and hydrology framework of Corsica.

Caves provide relatively stable microclimates during times of climate change and can facilitate persistence of troglophilic species even as their regional epigean populations diminish.

(The number of damaging earthquakes — which are not thought to be influenced by climate change — have remained stable).

Yet when we argue for change, notably changing our ways in response to climate change, we're arguing against people who claim we're disrupting a stable system.

The job of government on climate change is to ensure attractive and stable conditions for investment in the low-carbon transition.