But glimmers of hope for a political solution began appearing in recent months, perhaps most notably in U.S. President Barack Obama's high - profile promises to tackle climate
change during his second term.
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Scientists have studied brain
changes on short
terms of
seconds and minutes, such as when research subjects complete a task, as well as on the long
term of years, documenting cognitive decline
during the aging process.
Although Obama seemingly paid little attention to climate
change during his first
term, climate action has been a defining focus of his
second term.
Last Friday, the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) released a short report outlining various steps on climate
change that President Barack Obama could take
during his
second term.
Investments in mitigation
during both the near
term and the longer -
term do, however, have substantial leverage on the magnitude of climate
change in the latter decades of the century, making the
second half of the 21st century and beyond an era of climate options.
Any action on climate
change during Obama's
second term will likely come via EPA, not Congress.
During Obama's
second term, it's expected that she will oversee far more sweeping climate
change regulations, which would restrict greenhouse gas emissions from new and existing coal - fired power plants — the nation's top contributor to global warming pollution.
President Obama has identified climate
change as one of his top three priorities in his
second term after coming under fire from environmentalists for giving the issue short shrift
during the campaign.
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term effects for children, rather than short
term change in parents» behavior, likely to last only
during the divorce process or until the court has made orders in their favor.
Second, it focuses on the long
term effects of ongoing conflict on children and the co-parenting relationship, rather than focusing on short
term change in parents» behavior, likely to last only
during the divorce process or until the court has made orders in their favor.