Sentences with phrase «change debate generally»

The climate change debate generally tends to be in the megacurry range, or about 1 vindaloo.

Having spent the rest of August on holidays - too much of it in a Toronto traffic jam - I have been ignoring the DeSmogBlog (my apologies) and the climate change debate generally.

Not exact matches

We can debate the merits of this study (done by a real estate association of course) all day long (demographic sampling, housing price changes, etc), but the point is, «above average» people generally all own homes and are wealthier, be it 2X wealthier or 40X wealthier than the average renter.

Some of the people who watched the gubernatorial debate on TV at the WXXI studios say their minds generally weren't changed a whole lot by what they saw.

Any changes proposed by Parliament to the processes of law and justice will always be debated fully by both houses before they can go on the statute books or can be moderated enough to be generally acceptable.

But there's no doubt that the CCSSO - CGCS plan has changed the testing debate generally and on these inside - the - Beltway matters as well.

Widely known as climate change «skeptics» or «deniers,» these individuals are generally not climate scientists and do not debate the science with the climate scientists...» — Dr. David Suzuki Foundation website, 2012

«As an influential blogger on climate change, among other subjects, I'd really like Paul to meet you and chat to you about your views — how you see your role and that more generally the influence of the internet in changing the debate; your views on climate-gate and how that was handled by the media; the failings or otherwise of scientists in communicating the science.»

The big debate over how to tackle climate change generally boils down to what kind of pain a climate plan will do to the economy; environmental benefits are generally assumed.

Generally, I think the debate on climate change research funding on this blog is not very thoughtful.

Sure there will be debate about science, observations and the empiric evidence will change, our knowledge evolves, but the fits and starts are always generally in a positive direction.

Evolution, of course, isn't alone anymore: climate change now joins it as a settled scientific concept that a very vocal (and generally uninformed) minority insists still requires debate.

It is true that fossil fuel interests have had a generally toxic effect on the debate over climate change in the US, corrupting the Republican party in particular into a reckless refusal to acknowledge climate science and its implications.

Unfortunately, our lawmakers are generally slow to adapt the law to changes in technology, so regulation over the use of these kinds of systems will likely be a topic of debate for years to come.

Debates about the merits of the proposed changes were few and far between, with developers generally optimistic about the new protocol.