Sentence examples for unconvinced climate from inspiring English sources

The authors wrote, Communicating climate science and co-benefits of action should be complementary, not competing, strategies... Crucially, addressing co-benefits can motivate action independently of views about climate change importance, even for those unconvinced climate change is real.

"People always raise flat earth at this point, but if you go into a pub on Oxford Street you won't find anyone who says the earth is flat, but you will probably find a couple of people who are unconvinced by the science on climate change.

Well before the leadership spill, Abbott has come out on the climate denialist side, saying in July 2009 "I am, as you know, hugely unconvinced by the so-called settled science on climate change".

Members of the Energy and Climate Change Committee decided to call for greater scrutiny of oil and gas operations after they were unconvinced by the industry's assurances that they could drill safely in key areas including the North Sea and the rougher waters west of the Shetland Islands.

Some were unconvinced.

Opponents are unconvinced.

The audience seemed unconvinced.

Wallace-Jones was unconvinced.

But many are unconvinced.

The narrator is unconvinced.

Winterbottom is unconvinced again.