Sentence examples for unequal climate from inspiring English sources

It is not women's responsibilities to shirk the few tools they have at their disposal to continue to hold power in an unequal climate.

However, certain values are not only serving to infringe on different individuals' value systems but are inciting hate that ignites unsafe and unequal climates.

They suggest Britain needs a Labour or Labour-led government to meet unprecedented challenges, saying: "A financial system still too big to fail, austerity causing unnecessary hardship to those already at the bottom of massively unequal society, climate change flooding people's homes, and a democratic system that seems pretty irrelevant to any of these problems".

Britain faces unprecedented challenges: a financial system still too big to fail or jail; austerity causing unnecessary hardship to those already at the bottom of a massively unequal society; climate change flooding people's homes; and a democratic system that seems pretty irrelevant to any of these problems.

And it highlights important issues around the unequal impact climate change has on people of different income levels.

The report highlighting the unequal economic distribution of climate pollution comes as world leaders gather in Paris to try and reach an agreement to reduce greenhouse emissions and limit the effects of climate change.

Divergent adaptation to climate variability produces unequal adaptive capacities between user groups and contributes to a contested landscape.

Hence, our study did not provide evidence that nuclear energy production can be seen as technological answer to global challenges like climate change or unequal energy distribution.

Second, it offers an easy means of compensating for the inevitably unequal burdens imposed by a climate policy.

Second, it offers an easy means of compensating for the inevitably unequal burdens imposed by virtually any climate policy.

Contributions by biologists to the quantification of ecosystem capital may better position those biologists as moral actors in climate justice efforts to alleviate unequal burdens created during climate change.