Sentence examples for thorny climate from inspiring English sources
Commingling smoke and fog pose thorny climate puzzles.
Sooner or later, he says, "the international community needs to develop mechanisms to deal with these sorts of thorny climate change issues".
A third agency, due to start work some time this year, will look for ways to reduce emissions from transport.Over the bridge, into the tunnelNorway's bureaucrats spend a lot of time pondering thorny climate-related questions.
The United Nations International Civil Aviation Organizationn is convening a multinational meeting in September on the airlines issue, one of the thorniest in climate change.
On thorny issues like climate change, obesity, biodiversity and migration, the response to overwhelming evidence is often sluggish and incremental.
But it also raises a host of thorny questions about climate change, environmental degradation and whether the pastoral way of life that sustains many of the country's 3 million people has a future.
When thorny questions about climate change arise over your Christmas ham, we've got you covered!
A consortium of nine environmental and indigenous organizations called AIME (Accelerating Inclusion and Mitigating Emissions) tackles some of the thornier parts of climate change - and offers real hope.
Wrestling with thorny challenges such as climate change, global health, and entrenched poverty requires fresh thinking from what international capitals' sage and silver-haired had been trying.
For Mr. Mack, who was swept into power more than two years ago largely because there was no ready successor inside the firm to the last chief, Philip J. Purcell, the question is both thorny and, in today's climate of failing chief executives, sensitive.
This chapter will present the different techniques applied over the course of 14 years to the rehabilitation of a uranium mine in a semiarid climate with semiarid thorny scrub vegetation (Caatinga biome) in Brazil.
