Sentence examples for the previous climate from inspiring English sources

It is meant to replace the weak Kyoto Protocol, the previous climate treaty.

At stake in the outcome, which will be clear by this morning, is not just a package of measures to fight global warming and its effects, ranging from a new forest treaty to a global Green Fund, but the very credibility of the UN climate change negotiating process, which suffered a body blow from the collapse of the previous climate conference in Copenhagen last December.

In Weatherlings, players have to predict the weather in the match according to the previous climate data of the arena; they have to choose proper cards which fit the climate to make more damage to their opponents.

And the previous climate pact, the Kyoto Protocol, failed to meaningfully address climate change because the United States backed out.

The previous climate pact, the Kyoto Protocol, failed to meaningfully address climate change because the United States backed out, a move that set back climate change progress two decades.

Dr. Mahoney said the previous climate-impacts assessment contained much high quality work that was left out to avoid new conflicts.

Our results show that previous climate warming events had a strong influence on genetic diversity and population size of collared lemmings.

Organisers said they had no idea how many people might come but did not expect it to be on the same scale as the five previous Climate Camps.

Dr. Schlesinger and others said that neither this week's statements nor the two previous climate treaties seemed likely to significantly slow the rise over decades of heat-trapping gases, most notably carbon dioxide — an unavoidable byproduct of burning fossil fuels and forests.

Shipping and aviation were referred to in the world's previous climate change deal, the Kyoto Protocol, and were still referred to in the draft of the Paris Agreement until just a few days before it was signed.

The fact that previous climate simulations were limited to the core months of the rainy season may have limited their scope, says Michael Notaro, a climate scientist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.