Even if we stopped today, you'll see more warming expressed.
Republican strategists said the widely divergent views on global warming expressed by the three invited scientists -- two longtime skeptics and one scientist who has built the case for concern -- reinforced the idea that climate science was still split.
An example is nice and warm to express nicely warm.
More than anything we want a movement to take on global warming — to express our outrage and also our hope that we can do better.
But it's a risky strategy both politically and from a national security perspective — and one that rests on the shaky proposition that the warm feelings expressed by Trump and Kim, as well as the lack of provocative actions by North Korea, can last much longer even if negotiations fail to deliver more than the broad outlines of the agreement reached in Singapore.
End the letter with a warm sentiment expressing a positive sentiment: "I wish you and the company continued success.
Let's get the common fact out of the way that criticizing the first woman Presidential candidate in history for not being "warm" enough for expressing a sense of grave urgency at a time when the United States of America's basic tenets of democracy are hanging by a single, solitary thread above a black hole of hate and fascism is remarkably sexist any way you look at it.
Such persons tend to show a great concern for efficiency, are overly devoted to work and productivity, and are usually deficient in the ability to express warm or tender emotions.
Although some global warming dissidents expressed dismay over President Obama's choice of an outspoken climate activist to head a leading government agency that deals with climate issues, a wide range of scientists acclaimed the appointment — and Dr. Lubchenco was approved by the Senate without objection on Thursday.
Impact values of global warming are expressed over 20-, 100- and 500-year time horizons to enable policy makers to make relevant climate change decisions.
Black carbon is a strong warming agent expressed by its global warming potential (GWP): For fossil fuel emissions, Jacobson[52] quantifies a mean BC-GWP of 1,870 for the 100-year horizon and a GWP of 4,470 for the 20-year horizon, respectively.
