Sentences with phrase «cicerone said»

«Those patterns are not completely clear yet,» Cicerone said, «but we think we're seeing them.»
Cicerone said we're already seeing more record high temperatures than we are record low temperatures.
Cicerone said our first action should be to limit the amount of these greenhouse gases — mostly carbon dioxide and methane — that we're putting in the air every year.
«We know that some vegetation zones are moving northward, towards what were previously colder areas, but our ability to predict like down at the state level is not here yet,» Cicerone said.
Cicerone said that if we want to stabilize the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere instead of allowing it to continue to increase, we will have to cut back on fossil fuel usage as much as 50 to 75 percent.
Cicerone said part of the difference is that temperatures are rising everywhere.
In a telephone interview today, Dr. Cicerone said he hoped the report, by spelling out the scientific basis for various predictions, would dispel some unwarranted skepticism about aspects of the warming problem.
«The Academy will be in good hands for years to come,» Cicerone said.
President of the National Academy of Sciences Ralph Cicerone says rising sea levels — and the loss of ice from polar regions — are at least partially caused by human activities.

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«Scores of groups that come to us and asked us to review the IPCC,» says National Academy of Sciences President Ralph Cicerone.
Colwell, a former president of AAAS, publisher of Science, praised the leadership of Cicerone and said that it is significant that the NAS Council selected another expert on Earth systems to follow his tenure.
«We would have loved to have had Jack participate,» says Cicerone, referring to the late John Marburger, science adviser to President George W. Bush, who died last summer.
«Fred Kavli and the Kavli Foundation stand out as innovators in finding important new ways to stimulate science in the 21st century,» says National Academy of Sciences President Ralph J. Cicerone.
«By building a strong connection between the entertainment and science communities, we're hoping to provide an important service to both Hollywood and the viewing public,» said NAS President Ralph Cicerone.
«The entire scientific community is mourning the sudden and untimely loss of this great leader who has been unexpectedly removed from the forefront of the scientific issues that matter most to the future well - being of society,» said Marcia McNutt, Cicerone's successor as president of the National Academy of Sciences.
Ralph Cicerone, the president of the National Academy of Sciences, of which Schneider was a longtime member, said he had confirmed the news.
Ralph J. Cicerone, the president of the National Academies, the country's leading independent scientific advisory group, said: «Scientists work hard to get the facts and theories right, and science is a self - correcting enterprise.
«This is the most comprehensive report ever on climate change,» said atmospheric scientist Ralph J. Cicerone, the president of the academy.
Ralph Cicerone, president of the National Academy of Sciences said of Dr. Hansen's climate science work, «I can't think of anybody who I would say is better than Hansen.
(11/23/16) «Ralph Cicerone was one of the world's most highly acclaimed atmospheric scientists,» said CCST Board Member Bruce Alberts, who preceded Cicerone as President of the NAS.
The president of the prestigious National Academy of Sciences, Ralph Cicerone, and more than a dozen other scientists contacted by the AP said the 95 percent certainty regarding climate change is most similar to the confidence scientists have in the decades» worth of evidence that cigarettes are deadly.
«But economically that's not easy because nuclear power happens to be very expensive,» said Cicerone.
Ralph Cicerone, president of America's National Academy of Sciences, has said that geo - engineering inspires opposition for «various and sincere reasons that are not wholly scientific».
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