Sentences with phrase «same financial climate»

Not exact matches

A former climate adviser to President Bill Clinton recently told the Financial Times he thought President Obama should okay Keystone at the same time as he unveils some new climate initiatives.

I think it was very important for myself, the curators and the trustees of the museum, the founders of the museum, to really give the creators from Africa an equal playing ground, you know, you have the Whitney Museum of American Art, you have the Tate Britain of British art, you know these are institutions which take as their motivation to collect and record and position artists from their Nations and we felt it was very important for us to be able to create that same platform on a high level, so that our artists can compete in some way and also have the resources, financial, space, logistics, climate control, to be able to give them the freedom to imagine the dreams and visions that they want to execute and they want to make reality.

The mediatorship has by now completely buried the climate crisis deep below the «financial crisis» even as the climate crisis completely dwarfs the «financial» (which not one economic theory is able to explain or was able to foresee, but those «theories» are met with enormous respect in the same media industry which ridicules overwhelmingly consensual climate science).

Interesting to note that for purposes of domain name registration the Lord Monckton Foundation shares its address with «The Climate Sceptics Party» of Australia, w / the same fellow in charge of the Monckton Foundation domain name as well as financial reports for the CSP.

We are changing the climate, but remember we are also going through mineral resources very fast, population is still exploding near exponentially, we are altering the entire landscape and biosphere of the planet often in destructive ways, and loading up future generations with huge levels of financial debt, all at the same time, and within a very short time period of human history.

«You can't solve climate change without saving the Congo and building the financial mechanisms to do the same,» he said.

This report argues that the risks of climate change should be assessed in the same way as risks to national security, financial stability, or public health.

If climate science had the same rules and standards as the securities and financial instruments industry, the SEC would have hauled the IPCC insiders to court long ago.

Crap financial models or crap climate models, it's all the same crap.

Now, the mentality of austerity threatens to relegate red - greens to the same corner as financial elites who sought lavish help from the public treasuries... if the climate crisis did not exist, it may have been necessary to invent it so that this synchrony could finally occur.

Talking about financial reforms, but the exact same situation applies to climate / sustainability.

At a press conference in the Vatican Wednesday, Sánchez expressed his sanguine view that «the world now has within reach the scientific knowledge, technological tools and financial means to reverse anthropogenic climate change, while ending extreme poverty at the same time through solutions that include renewable and low carbon emission energy sources.»

Just as I would lack the same when speaking to models used to predict the financial markets — you do not see climate scientists trying to argue that the economists and financeers methods are incorrect.

There's a great deal of controversy over the correct discount rate to use in climate modeling — should we use the same rate we use for personal financial decisions?

The financial services sector has a long history of considering scenarios around the likelihood of various events versus the magnitude of the impacts associated with these events, and it's time to apply that same calculus to climate change.

«The climate models making dire predictions of warming in the 21st century are the same models that predicted too much warming in the early 21st century, and can't explain the warming from 1910 - 1945 or the mid-century grand hiatus,» Dr. Judith Curry writes in a Wednesday op - ed published in The Financial Post.

This activity report provides an overview of Blended Finance, which refers to structured transactions in which development finance and private capital achieves climate impact — or other environmental impacts — while at the same time delivers adequate risk - adjusted financial returns for the private investor.

The same rating companies that were caught flat - footed by the downturn in the mortgage market during the global financial crisis that ended in 2009 may be underestimating the threat of climate change to coastal communities.