Sentences with phrase «to deal with a changing climate»

Elsewhere, of course, forests are having a much tougher time dealing with a changing climate and other factors.

Climate literacy in the next generation will ensure a foundation of knowledge and discourse as society faces how to best deal with a changing climate.

We need to deal with changing climate regardless of the degree of our involvement.

Fairbanks, AK - The world's northern-most moths may be dealing with a changing climate more effectively than some scientists expected.

Instead of pouring tax money into automobile industry bailouts, the government should invest in a new infrastructure to deal with changing climate patterns, said Paul Ehrlich, professor of ecology.

The deep, almost inherent, adaptability and resilience of the world's farmers makes them well suited to deal with a changing climate.

First: while specific treaty decisions may have to wait until the new administration: there are some incredible proposals, papers, and discussions presented that represent potential ways to deal with the changing climate: if nothing else, the Times could report on this not only to inform the public of these developments, but also to give its stamp that this is something «noteworthy» and deserving of attention.

Many such nations have low - lying coasts that are in danger of flooding and lack infrastructure to deal with a changing climate.

On the other side of the fence, scientists including Nina Fedoroff, chief scientist of current Secretary of State Clinton, and the UK's John Boddington insist GMO crops are needed to fight world hunger and develop new plants to deal with a changing climate.