Sentences with phrase «discourse over climate»

The political discourse over climate change will continue for decades, and so scientists should be prepared for the long haul.

And through those experiences, and through my efforts to try to push back against the misinformation and disinformation and to try to inform the discourse over climate change, I've become convinced that we play a critical role.

«Thoughts on the Public Discourse over Climate Change,» Merion West, April 25, 2017.

Is it a useful, responsible part of the discourse over climate or is it propaganda, plain and simple — as many leaders of the scientific community assert?

Much of the discourse over climate has been focused on gigatons of gases, megawatt hours of electricity, miles per gallon or details of diplomatic accords or legislation.

Not exact matches

Over the past two decades, in fact, the PRC has played an increasingly pivotal role in shaping the climate change regime, on the one hand by influencing the global negotiating strategy and discourse, and, on the other, by building large coalitions in support of its views.

Yaun sees a kind of division in the discourse over issues like climate change that is far more profound than party affiliation, yet perhaps is more bridgeable once identified:

[UPDATE, 7:30 pm: John Broder and James Kanter have filed a story examining the growing tensions between the Obama administration and Europe over what approach, targets and negotiating venue will dominate international climate discourse.]

how refreshing to know that there can still be a civil discourse between «advocates on both sides of the charged debate over climate science and its implications for society.»

To my mind, some of the intensity in the discourse over this broad suite of possible climate interventions — on top of the unintended one under way now — derives from the uncomfortable situation the human species finds itself facing at this moment in its history.

-- Obama has also failed to challenge fossilized foes of meaningful action on energy and climate change, from Senator James Inhofe to the many conservative columnists — along with some liberals — who've distorted the American discourse on climate into an either - or debate over beliefs little different than that on abortion or gun rights.

4:15 p.m. Updated On the tiny patch of American public discourse reserved for the global warming debate (to get an idea of how tiny, find climate, or the environment for that matter, in this news map if you can), a week of blogitation over a sprawling report examining failed efforts to pass a climate bill has started to give way to constructive discussion.

I mean even though I became this reluctant and accidental public figure in the debate over climate change, over time I've learned to embrace the opportunity that has given me to talk to the public about this problem and the threat that it represents, to inform the public discourse on this issue.

China and the European Union have used the Trump moves on climate and energy to assume, at least rhetorically, a leadership role in the public discourse over limiting global warming.

Good on «yah James Hansen (and colleagues), for scrupulously polite,science - respecting, carefully reasoned, predictively accurate, well - documented, open - to - the - public climate - discourse... sustained by personal commitment over many decades!

The speculative nature of the Hansen discourse lends no more validity to the current brouhaha over climate change than any other antics he has performed before or after he retired.

The fact that accomplished climate scientists have provided you a forum where you could learn and discuss a science, a forum monitored well beyond normal working hours, where even your unwarranted aspersions and useless drivel are allowed as civil discourse should be viewed as meaning people are bending over backwards to enlighten you.