Sentences with phrase «climate point»

The inescapable climate point here is that while many talk about ways to reduce emissions, the United States already is achieving results largely due to increased use of natural gas.

The inescapable climate point here is that while there's lots of talk about meeting climate targets, holding international conferences and summits to develop action plans — the United States already is achieving results.

The impossibility of stamping «determinate sentencing» as good or bad in any given political climate points up the fact that reform measures ultimately depend on an informed, caring and articulate minority of citizens who can influence public opinion.

Daily Climate points out that «in listing their affiliations at the end of the piece, the paper didn't mention half of them have ties to groups and businesses that often cast doubts about man - made global warming.»

From a climate point of view, the key expectation of Friday's meeting was that it would deliver enough emission reductions to hit Canada's 2030 target.

«When you think from a climate point of view, you're not having carbon uptake across all this landscape for many decades when there's very little plant cover,» study co-author Steve Running, a University of Montana professor who models ecosystem functions, said.

«When you think from a climate point of view, you're not having carbon uptake across all this landscape for many decades when there's very little plant cover,» study co-author

«From a climate point of view, the best thing to do with fossil fuel resources still in the ground is to leave them in the ground.

«From a climate point of view, when you've got thousands of wells all emitting (methane) during drilling, it's not inconsequential anymore,» Ingraffea said.

Fine when your tape noise is mostly high frequency, but even annual is, from a climate point of view) is high frequency.

It doesn't make any sense from a climate point of view, which is what I [and other scientists] were trying to say.

From a climate point of view, you have a decade, or two, at most.

Real Climate pointed to an interesting scholarly article on the hurricane debate: Curry, Webster, & Holland, «Mixing Politics and Science in Testing the Hypothesis That Greenhouse Warming Is Causing a Global Increase in Hurricane Intensity» in the current Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (BAMS).