Sentences with phrase «mention of climate change»

I've seen some brief mention of climate change principles in high school texts, but I would be interested in whether others have discovered texts with more adequate coverage appropriate at the middle or high school level.
Even though hurricanes had slammed into two Republican National Conventions in a row, no one seemed to notice, and Romney's only mention of climate changes was as a punchline.
But the 100 + wonks gathered at CGD's annual State of the Union Bingo event weren't fooled, as mentions of climate change, immigration and trade set ink daubers in motion and prompted victorious shouts o
During the past two presidential campaigns, environmentalists cheered at the mere mention of climate change.
Last night we heard President Trump's State of the Union, but what we did not hear was a single mention of climate change.
The national security strategy the Trump administration released in December made no mention of climate change whatsoever, despite the fact Defense Secretary James Mattis has acknowledged it as a threat.
It would be wrong to omit any mention of climate change in this context.
However, Mohamed Adow, Christian Aid's international climate lead, said the plan is «badly flawed because it makes no mention of climate change».
«With not a mention of climate change, this was not the speech we would have expected from the prime minister of the self - declared «greenest government ever».
In this last case, no mention of climate change was made.
The article did not make any mention of climate change other than in a quote at the end: ««I don't worry about the climate or shortages of oil in the world,» Mr. Guerrero said.
He ends with one mention of climate change (a reference to passage last year of the House energy and climate bill) but no mention of current Senate legislative proposals [8:27 p.m. Updated]
The study makes no mention of climate change, and the demographers are more concerned with the numbers of young workers who will have to support increasingly elderly populations.
Extraordinarily, the Australian Financial Review, the Sydney Morning Herald, and The Australian (along with every other Murdoch tabloid) endorsed Abbott without making a single mention of climate change or clean energy policies.
And there is no mention of pesky low - carbon competitors of oil... and no mention of climate change either.
WHEN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA was inundated by a foot of rain, several feet of snow, and lethal mudslides earlier this year, the news reports made no mention of climate change — even though virtually all climate scientists agree that the first consequence of a warmer atmosphere is a marked increase in extreme weather events.
* Of course it doesn't quite come out and say that directly — virtually every mention of climate change is negative, or refers to speculative risks / threats, with demonstrated proven benefits called «mixed».
Furthermore, a report on a National Preparedness Goal [PDF] issued in September by the Administration (in response to the Presidential Policy Directive on National Preparedness of March 30, 2011) entirely omits any mention of climate change — even though the adaptation task force highlights the actions Federal agencies are taking to «to incorporate climate adaptation into planning, emergency preparedness, and disaster recovery to protect communities and reduce losses.»
In stark contrast, a week later, the Conservatives eschewed any mention of climate change in favour of driving home the party's core message: Cameron, Osborne and chums have a «long term economic plan» and are sticking to it.
Forward this vid to that special person in your life who snorts at any mention of climate change when it happens to be below 75 ˚ outside.
As Obama grappled with the Republican ascendancy in Congress, he dropped from his agenda any mention of climate change.
«I told them the biggest problem I have was that there was absolutely no mention of climate change and the affect of climate change on coral reefs,» Young said.
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