Sentences with phrase «scoffed at climate change»
Former South Carolina Republican congressman Bob Inglis, who once scoffed at climate change, overcame a humiliating defeat by deciding to take on skeptics within his party.
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At the Maclean's debate, Harper scoffed at the notion that a failure to be more aggressive on climate change damaged U.S. relations and led to President Obama's delays on Keystone XAt the Maclean's debate, Harper scoffed at the notion that a failure to be more aggressive on climate change damaged U.S. relations and led to President Obama's delays on Keystone Xat the notion that a failure to be more aggressive on climate change damaged U.S. relations and led to President Obama's delays on Keystone XL.
I certainly wouldn't expect Ms Szweda Jordan to cease scoffing at a «one man global content provider», but it would be nice if she were to take a similarly scofftastic attitude to the easily checkable hooey peddled by the likes of Michael Mann, instead of asking him questions like how he talks to his French poodle about the dangers of climate change.
Climate change, global warming and the justifiable jitters that come with a fear of an environmental apocalypse are scoffed at by many in the current administration in Washington.
Over in my ancestral sod, politics.ie has a climate - change page, at which someone called Sir Charles scoffed:
Moreover, since Lord Stern's report on the economics of climate change, the «economic impact» part of the equation that Monbiot scoffs at is increasingly central to the environmentalist research agenda.
I'm sure there will be those who scoff at public money (in California, of al places) being spent on expensive solar, but with the twin pressures of climate change and peak oil breathing down our necks, I suspect those regions that invest now in energy capacity for the future will find themselves profoundly grateful in the coming years.
New research finds Republicans scoff at «global warming,» but are much more receptive to the notion of «climate change.»