Sentences with phrase «present climate change»

You miss the point, playing down such errors as being minor reveals to a growing skeptical public that scientists are in denial over their collective failings in presenting climate change.

Frankly, little, if any, emission impact on present climate change based on new Chinese peer - reviewed research.

In this report, I offered five techniques have worked for me in presenting a climate change - themed presentation in a national park: 1.

Stott plans to investigate how ocean warming led to a CO2 rise in the past, research that could also have implications for present climate change.

Providing best climate change education resources and training all Mass Audubon educators so that they can present climate change confidently and accurately through science - based lessons

Whereas it would take about 20 years for the warm permafrost regions to thaw under present climate change conditions, the paper says it could take just five years for that permafrost underneath the disturbed land to reach the melting point.

Another complicating factor making present climate change different from events in the past is that most ecosystems are now dominated by human use, making it harder for species to adjust their geographic ranges in response to the changing climate.

This year, the sea ice around Antarctica grew to its largest extent since satellite observation began in 1979 — whereas the Arctic arrived at record minimum — meaning present climate change is a far different scenario.

Starting with a presentation on the repercussions of global warming on the Bay Area by Bruce Riordan, Executive Director of Bay Area Climate Solutions, the Institute presented climate change to both environmental experts and community leaders who were unfamiliar with this all - too - important topic.

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History presents Climate Change an exhibition on view July 23 through December 31, 2011.

Scenarios should present climate changes at an appropriate temporal and spatial scale, for a sufficient number of variables, and over an adequate time horizon to allow for impact assessments.

How museums present climate change can depend on the politics of the region in which they are located and on where their donations come from, said Douglas Jones, president of the Association of Science Museum Directors and director of the Florida Museum of Natural History.

Effects of present climate change can be seen also in the oceans.

The National Center for Science Education, a nonprofit that defends the integrity of science education against ideological interference, launched a fundraiser to counter the misinformation and «help teachers present climate change accurately, honestly and completely.»

Good science demands we examine how climate changed naturally in the past, not to uncritically dismiss the possibility of CO2 — caused warming, but to understand to what degree present climate change is driven by historical cycles.

However he is head of a minority government, and the Opposition parties, led by Stephane Dion, (second from left in the picture above, Michael Ignatieff to his right) just passed a private members bill that «would force Environment Minister John Baird to present a climate change plan within 60 days, providing a map for Canada to meet Kyoto's greenhouse gas reduction targets.

Museums across the country face challenges in presenting climate change to the public at a time when the issue has become politically fraught.

According to Stephen Axon of the School of Natural Sciences and Psychology, at Liverpool John Moores University, UK, addressing real and present climate change has looked to technological solutions.

By Supriya Tiwari and Madhoolika Agrawal Abstract The photochemical reactions leading to O3 formation and the variables on which these reactions depend are undergoing rapid alterations owing to the present climate change scenario.

He claimed that the question of whether carbon dioxide levels were or were not the main driver for the present climate change was scientifically unsettled.

Climate change communicators should present climate change in a way that affirms the listener's sense of self and emphasizes the linkages between his or her values and environmentally benign behavior.