Sentence examples for systems of climate from inspiring English sources

The use of passive systems for climate control in providing indoor thermal comfort minimizes global trends in increasing the energy demand for active systems of climate control which has unacceptable negative impacts on the natural environment.

We fail to acknowledge our own complicity in these systems of climate change and environmental degradation, and if we do, we often acquiesce to the systems that exist rather than exercising the agency we possess to change the status quo.

As part of the institution's new strategy, it will help to fund the construction of enough renewable energy to power 150m homes in developing countries, and build early warning systems of climate-related disasters – such as storms and floods – for 100 million people.

We believe that ID emergence risks can be anticipated through surveillance of their drivers, just as successful warning systems of climate-based, meteorologically sensitive diseases are supported by improved temperature and precipitation data.

Based on the Thornthwaite system of climate classification, the study area forms a part of semi-arid climatic zone and experiences a dry weather, with an average annual rainfall of about 821 mm.

What is more, the UN's entire system of climate offsets is due to expire along with the Kyoto protocol in 2012.

"This report quite clearly sets out a system of climate financing and makes clear that concerted global action and a carbon price of at least $25 is required to achieve the necessary transformation in the global economy.

But asked by Bolt about his confidence in the BoM and CSIRO and other "warmist institutions", Joyce said they were part of a system of climate "guilt piracy" to justify new taxes.

Surat Thani Province has a tropical monsoon climate according to the Köppen Geiger system of climate classification (Peel et al. 2007), with a rainy season lasting from September to December and a dry season from January to June.

We contrast the U.S. model to the Dutch system of climate adaptation to emphasize the feasibility, value, and effectiveness of adopting robust adaptive capacities, rather than policies steeped in reactionary responses.

That resilience suggests that the direct impacts humans have had on the small animals' habitats through increasing pastureland or spreading invasive plants—are the driving force behind the recently unbalanced system, independent of climate change.