Sentences with phrase «what global burden»

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To figure out not only how many people die from specific diseases but also how much each disease affects people's quality of life, researchers in 1992 first estimated what's called the global burden of disease.

«What we have found is that America has wonderful health care services for those who enjoy them,» says Lopez, today an IHME affiliate professor and the Rowden - White Chair of Global Health and Burden of Disease Measurement at the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health at the University of Melbourne in Australia.

- Vogue «In these poems, with both gentleness and severity, Smith generously accepts what is an unusually public burden for an American poet, bringing national strife home, and finding the global in the local.»

What about the high certainty that immediate action could be a huge global economic and technical burden for decades?

How much of a problem is delayed participation by developing countries in terms of raising the overall burden of global mitigation costs, and what does this imply for appropriate near - term emissions pricing goals for the United States, if eventual targets for global stabilization are still to be met?

That cost was close to what was inferred in an Energy Ministry press release headlined: «Refinancing the Global Adjustment» but suggesting it was taxpayer owned «infrastructure»: «To relieve the current burden on ratepayers and share costs more fairly, a portion of the GA is being refinanced.

The scope of what the NDCs need to include has to be broader, and responsibility has to be differentiated; most developing countries contribute negligible amounts to global warming yet bear the brunt of the burden and this

The scope of what the NDCs need to include has to be broader, and responsibility has to be differentiated; most developing countries contribute negligible amounts to global warming yet bear the brunt of the burden and this has to be acknowledged.

Therefore if what is meant by global warming means is earth's average temperature has been rising for more than century, the burden of proof can't be that there is no human influence.