Sentences with phrase «really global shift»

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This is where a global shift can really occur: on the ground.

Here's the problem with that analysis — KXL isn't really a level shift in the supply curve, and thus the authors don't actually make the case for there to be any global price effect associated with the pipeline.

What made him shift his focus to climate issues was the state of global climate: «I think it's really important for us to understand how serious the stakes are now given we've made no progress on this for the last 20 years.

The Slow Movement is a really interesting website that addresses issues of «time poverty» and supports a «growing global shift toward slowing down.»

Once upon a time women feeding their babies was visible in our communities and while we're shifting that way now thanks to the global village of the internet, we still don't really see it regularly and not all that up close and personal.

I mentioned that my biggest challenge has been shifting from a local to a global perspective, and I've really struggled with that and would reiterate that, in terms of «how indie publishing has been for me.»

Note that the last regime shift fits with when things really began to turn down in the global economy.

The authors of the Nature study (Thomas et al.) did a fine job with the 2004 paper — I really don't find it at all hard to imagine that drastic shifts in climate — with regional variations far exceeding the global average — will force species and populations to adjust.

My main point really was that the understanding of the GCMs in this respect is poor enough, that we can't rule out a flattening of the global mean temperature trend being caused by these shifts in demographics.

Some climate «skeptics» have suggested explanations as to why their interpretation of global warming shown in Figure 1 is actually the correct one, arguing that global warming is really just a «step function» caused by natural cycles and «climate shifts.»

(The only one I can think of, by the only really solidly qualified contrarian, Lindzen, who also claimed that tobacco wasn't linked to lung cancer, came up with an Iris theory that has been thoroughly repudiated (recent studies have in fact continued to strongly show increased atmospheric moisture), but his theory of a significant enough decrease to keep the earth from significantly warming at the same time this radical shift toward lack of global cloud cover (and far more drought everywhere?)

When really, all of the ongoing discovery, individually, is secondary to (if that), and all of it together only further corroborates, the basic climate change concept — a radical shift in the atmosphere's heat re radiation will ultimately likely lead to a radical or at least major shift in global climate — and the reasons for it, which haven't really changed for several decades.

Is 100 years really «long term» in terms of global climate shift patterns?

And then, she ends up by focusing on the big global public and private Internet companies, and it's really — there's a couple slides in there talking about how — the value in the market, and how that's changed over the years, and how that shifted over to technology and Internet companies.