Sentence examples for vital climate from inspiring English sources

And abuse like this does not fill one with hope about the fate of the planet, ahead of December's vital climate change conference in Paris.

Greenpeace and other development agencies have written to the prime minister calling on him to exercise authority over the Treasury and stop it blocking vital climate change initiatives.

My other colleague, Dr. Lijing Cheng says: Ocean heat content is a vital climate indicator and is a key metric for global warming.

Going far beyond the history of the peg-legged governor Peter Stuyvesant that schoolchildren learn, Mr. Shorto argues that America owes an often forgotten debt to the Dutch for creating in Manhattan a vital climate of religious tolerance and free trade.

He and his colleagues have been able to continue communicating vital climate science because of the protection of academic freedom through tenure and shared governance – climate science that could, for example, help prevent New York City being inundated by rising oceans and numerous other calamities.

Their analysis, while incomplete, stumbles backward into the most vital climate policy debate happening outside the confines of the Republican Party's outright science denialism.

New Hampshire boasts low taxes and a vital cultural climate.

As Professor Skocpol makes clear, environmental groups supported cap-and-trade because they believed energy industry support was vital for climate change legislation.

It is vital for climate justice to pursue a pathway to zero carbon emissions by 2050 to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels and to minimize the adverse impacts of climate change on people and their human rights.

This kind of detailed advanced warning will only become more vital as climate change affects the planet.

The book's ultimate success after its 1991 publication was buoyed by a vital feminist climate largely generated by Anita Hill's testimony against future Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.