Sentence examples for teaching of climate from inspiring English sources

"This has therefore had an impact on the teaching of climate change law in its universities".

Their findings are in line with other studies which have found systemic failings in the teaching of climate change.

Ukip has campaigned against the teaching of climate change in schools, wants to charge patients to see a GP and hopes to get rid of inheritance tax entirely – a move that would benefit just 4 per cent of the population.

But as ideological warfare threatens the teaching of climate science and evolution in many schools, it is clear that today's students face their own obstacles on the road to a respectable science education — and some are speaking out.

(Ball was also in talks earlier this year with the Global Warming Policy Foundation about producing a report that would investigate the teaching of climate change in British schools, but, to date, nothing has been published).

In the first national survey of classroom science teachers, researchers found there was short shrift given to the teaching of climate change in public middle and high schools in all 50 states.

Francis is expected to issue a papal encyclical — one of the most authoritative statements of Roman Catholic teaching — on climate change this summer, and he's called on world leaders to reach a deal that would limit warming to 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 Fahrenheit) by this century's end.

"If I were a Catholic climate denier, I would be worried about the pope," said Patrick Regan, who teaches the politics of climate change at the University of Notre Dame.

In Tennessee, where Gov. Bill Haslam's Republican agenda of economic development and education reform has been overshadowed by lawmaker crusades against Shariah law and the teaching of evolution and climate change, fund-raisers are learning this lesson, Mr. Ingram said.

"Most educational decisions are made in the 17,000 school districts and by individual schoolteachers in the classroom," said Joshua Rosenau, programs and policy director at the National Center for Science Education, a nonprofit group that defends the teaching of evolution and climate change.

Josh Rosenau, programs and policy director of the National Center for Science Education, a nonprofit group that supports the teaching of evolution and climate science in public schools, said it is difficult to quantify the extent to which the 2008 law has changed how science is taught in Louisiana.