Jason Anderson, head of climate and energy at WWF, said: "MEPs reacted to the commission's weak climate and energy proposals with a much-needed reality check.
The only thing that matters to the current government is their notion of 'balancing the financial books', and [we have] a weak climate change secretary who's getting knocked about".
Exxon, the top Western oil company, took advantage of the weak climate to bolster its operations, buying smaller rivals and attractive assets as it sought to lay the foundation for growth once the economy rebounds.
After discovering news of the disendorsement, Davis said: "It doesn't matter who the Labor party chooses as its candidate in Fremantle, that candidate is still bound by the party's policies, including offshore detention of asylum seekers and a weak climate policy".
Back in 2001, Currier, Marini and Chudnovsky continued to chug along despite the bubble bursting and the weak climate for startups.
Even for RH results which indicate the weakest climate change signal, the inter-quartile ranges of annual temperature variation for the periods 2041 2060, 2061 2080 and 2081 2100 do not overlap with the corresponding inter-quartile range of the historical period.
Unfortunately, progressives have so far failed to seize the moment, and the result is a critically weak climate bill which sows the seeds of its own weakening by creating a new climate super-lobby.
Therefore, unit climates with high climate strength (strong climates) foster uniform and consistent performance-related behaviours, whereas in units with a weak climate (low climate strength), the variability of performance-related behaviours is larger.
There is also evidence of an exceptionally weak climate for expansion investments during the financial crisis, a result that is found again in the low proportion of expansion investments weighted by deal size, reflecting worsening prospects for the growth of new firms after the financial crisis.
