Still focused on climate change being «fraught with complexity and uncertainty,» Herkströter outlined Shell's plans for the future: «We will continue to find and produce oil and gas — efficiently and responsibly — to fuel the next 20 - 30 years of economic growth... We will provide more natural gas and develop our businesses in gas - fired power generation... We are moving fast in the area of renewables, with a new core business called Shell International Renewables.
Not exact matches
The influence of
climate change on this warm water invasion is an ongoing research
focus among
climate scientists and is
still not completely understood.
Despite this year's U.N.
focus on migrants, security and other issues, advocates say
climate change is
still receiving ample attention.
It's no wonder that my friend Bill McKibben, while
still pushing his vision of returning concentrations of carbon dioxide to their 1988 level,
focused his new book, Eaarth,
on girding for life in a turbulent world of disruptive
climate change.
Still, some commentators noted that a draft plan for the report approved by scientists had been watered down after the Bangkok meeting, specifically areas
focused on strengthening global efforts to tackle
climate change.
The premise behind the GDRs project is that the
climate crisis can only be understood against the backdrop of an ongoing and debilitating development crisis, and that it is both unacceptable and unrealistic to expect those who are
still struggling against poverty to
focus their resources
on averting
climate change.
Shell is almost solely
focused on CCS as a mechanism for tackling
climate change, sources at the company say, although most independent advisers believe CCS, which has
still not proved itself to be commercially or technologically possible
on a large scale, will not be ready until 2020 at the earliest.
But the
focus of negotiators here is
still on reaching agreement
on two separate — and substantive — tracks; one is the Kyoto Protocol text, which excludes the US, and the other is the text of the UN Framework Convention
on Climate Change, which the US is party to.
The influence of
climate change on this warm water invasion is an ongoing research
focus among
climate scientists and is
still not completely understood.
Yet it is too early to predict such a transformation will actually take place and reason to believe that the US media
still does not understand the practical importance for US
climate policy that an ethical
focus on climate change entails.
Or is the future shape of the risk
still so vague and uncertain that we are stuck having the whole country underwrite it until the effects of
climate change on big storms come into clearer
focus?
And
still there is little being discussed in civil society about it and how it could potentially
change the conversation and
focus on how to combat
climate change.
Despite stating that «the physical facts agree» that large effects of global
climate change will be realized in 50 years and that a 2 % decrease in fossil fuel consumption would «considerably ease» the «immediate problem,» the committee
still focuses on the «large probable error» of the data.
And how relevant is it at all given the
climate changes suddenly, not as the lovely smooth curves Mosher and most of the orthodoxy are
still focused on.
But to Parker, those technologies — most of which
focus on addressing
climate change — are
still just a sliver of the innovation needed to address the world's environmental woes.
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