Sentence examples for targeted climate from inspiring English sources
What's more the possibility of targeted climate modification would have obvious and terrifying consequences if used as a weapon of war.
The targeted climate indices were frequency of extreme events, and changes in onset and cessation of the two main growing seasons MAM and OND.
The experimental condition used a Productive Failure (PF) learning design in which ninth grade students initially worked with agent-based computer models to solve challenge problems followed by teacher instruction about targeted climate and complexity ideas.
The Ocean Biogeographic Information System could also potentially be used for targeted climate change research.
Examining disparities in land cover characteristics on a national scale could provide guidance for targeted climate change adaptation efforts to reduce future heat-related risks in U.S. urban areas.
This can help in targeting climate change policies and communication more effectively, so that climate change initiatives can not only address climate change but also achieve the broader social benefits people value.
ATI, now called the Energy & Environment Legal Institute, has since expanded its open records push by targeting climate researchers in other states, including Arizona, Alabama, and Texas, the UCS report notes.
In this case study, we show that the applicability of the Ecological Footprint, an overarching outcome measure of resource consumption, for targeting climate change mitigation in cities.
Venture capitalists have indicated that ventures targeting climate change could reach an order of magnitude-greater funding than the dot-com explosion at the turn of the 21st century.
Specifically, the legislators would trim DOE's biological and environmental research program from a current $612 million to $547 million by targeting climate research they say is already duplicated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and NSF.
The proposal also targets climate change research across the government and the Administration's plans to expand clean energy research, as well as the authority of the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate carbon dioxide emissions.
