Sentence examples for talking to a climate from inspiring English sources

On live global TV for Live Earth in 2007, I was talking to a climate change scientist and began to say the phrase, "Just for today, I'm going to pretend to be a climate change denier".

If you think your doctor is hard to understand, try talking to a climate scientist.

"We have also been talking to a climate scientist at Stanford, and are trying to develop a project that raises awareness of climate change an early idea: 'the ice cube challenge,' a social media project where scientists and community members allow an ice cube to melt in the palm of their hand".  .

Meanwhile, groups like the wildlife organization WWF have posted articles like "How to Talk to a Climate Skeptic," providing stock answers to doubting friends and relatives, on their Web sites.

"The rebels have another life in Congo," says a Western diplomat wary, in the current jumpy climate, of talking to a foreign journalist.

On Monday, African nations briefly brought the climate talks to a standstill.

Damian Carrington has been talking to climate scientists at a briefing in London.

(1950a, 2) {§6.1} A man who had to describe "philosophical analysis" might resort to talking about a climate of opinion.

"People have to be brave enough to talk in a climate where so much money is being made about having a responsibility to do more than just sell and make money," Mr. Joseph said, adding: "No one comes from the ad world to talk to kids to say 'You know, you can be in advertising' and tell them why it's exciting and interesting.

The finding underscored the urgent need for leaders at the Paris climate talks to reach a global agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions.

Since 2008 Canada has called for the outcome of the UN climate talks to be a single legal undertaking, building on the Kyoto protocol – with GHG commitments for all major emitters, including the US, China and India.