Sentences with phrase «method of addressing climate change»

Controversial Method Of Addressing Climate Change Needs More Study, Experts Say — Huffington Post.

This method is much more expensive than other methods of addressing climate change that are currently underutilized.

Not exact matches

Enabling the poor to be resilient in the face of challenges like climate change may require a fundamental rethinking of the methods used to address both poverty and global warming.

At those talks, in Milan in 2003, Mr. Watson listed a variety of initiatives begun by states and communities, which he said were like «laboratories where new and creative ideas and methods can be applied and shared with others and inform federal policy — a truly bottom - up approach to addressing global climate change.»

Here we address one of the most dramatic claims made — that a specialized grazing method alone can reverse the current trajectory of increasing atmospheric CO2 and climate change.

Results do not address all sources of uncertainty, but their scale and scope highlight one component of the potential health risks of unmitigated climate change impacts on extreme temperatures and draw attention to the need to continue to refine analytical tools and methods for this type of analysis

What happens if evidence accumulates that we should address climate change with methods that the carbon Calvinists don't approve of?

Among those who have taken some interest in addressing climate change, there have over the last decade or so been discussions about whether a focus on curtailing the activities of the fossil fuel industries or a focus on reducing demand for fossil fuels is the right single or leading method to move society into a transition away from fossil energy.

Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson said efforts to address climate change should focus on engineering methods to adapt to shifting weather patterns and rising sea levels rather than trying to eliminate use of fossil fuels.

Such ideas are increasingly being discussed by western scientists and governments as a plan B for addressing climate change, with the new astronomer royal, Professor Sir Martin Rees, calling last week for such methods to buy time to develop sources of clean energy.

Listing a variety of initiatives begun by states and communities, Dr. Watson said they were like «laboratories where new and creative ideas and methods can be applied and shared with others and inform federal policy, a truly bottom - up approach to addressing global climate change.»

Many questions could be raised about the study's purpose and methods, and it has little bearing on the various kinds of difficult and nuanced questions being addressed or needing to be addressed, on the climate change issue.