Sentences with phrase «you care about climate»

That's not to say Buffett doesn't care about climate change, it's just not a «specific insurance problem.»

Francis's encyclical joins a number of documents, including the 2006 Evangelical Climate Initiative, a 2011 National Association of Evangelicals report, and a 2013 letter from 200 evangelical scientists to Congress, that «all state in clear and unmistakable terms that caring about climate change is caring for «the least of these,»» wrote evangelical climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe.

In his book, Clegg accuses Cameron, whom he broadly likes, of hypocrisy, claiming to care about climate change and Europe and the poor, then kowtowing to the right wing of his party.

Below is an infographic of why Ghanaians must care about climate change patterns and why they are experiencing the recent developments.

He's happy Obama cares about climate change - and launches into a pre-planned bit about how it can help the economy.

Northern voters want more than climate change: «The people of the North do care about climate change.

But department chairs — who are in the position to set the tone for the department and make concrete changes — aren't always motivated to care about climate, she adds.

But it's a VITAL distinction TO see, if you care about the climate and moving forward in effective ways.

Want to Get People to Care About Climate Change?

One of the most important reasons we care about climate change is because it exacerbates the risks we already face today.

... [I] f you care about climate or you care about energy innovation, you have to make that part of your daily exploration, not expect some story in The New York Times to wrap it up all neatly for you.

The «Alarmed» and «Concerned» support these policies because they care about climate change and the other environmental and health impacts of our continuing dependence on fossil fuels.

It sure looks like few people can afford to care about climate impacts thousands of years and more in the future.

For anyone who cares about the climate, the bottom line there — because natural gas emits nearly half the carbon dioxide as coal for the same amount of produced heat — is finding a way to manage risks from harvesting vast deposits of gas without rejecting that resource altogether.

At any rate, the facts as reported ought to be accurate, rather than judging in advance that no one cares about climate impacts that last thousands of years and more into the future.

You could argue that attacking demand is a more effective way of preventing exploitation than blocking the pipeline (though I don't see any reason the two efforts are incompatible) but one way or another if you care about climate, you can't consider the oil sands a «reasonable» energy source.

From Sydney to San Francisco, Rome to NYC and even Casey Station down in Antarctica, folks around the globe stood together for one hour in a symbolic act to spread the message that they care about climate change, and that something must be done to stop it.

«The Seven Unexpected Republicans to Watch If You Care About Climate Change» (National Journal, Jan. 5, 2015)

In an effort to move the discussion closer to that more «full portfolio» view, I would actually argue that if you care about climate, in the near term, you might want to be thinking about coal as much or more than you think about renewables.

«Since starting on the campuses of a few colleges in the U.S., this movement has struck a chord with people across the world who care about climate change, and convinced some of the largest and most influential institutions in the world to begin pulling their money out of climate destruction.

That set the research clock at Exxon even further back, to a time when few people outside small scientific circles knew or cared about climate change.

Ordinary people don't care about climate change.

In a recent editorial for The Guardian, Adam Corner made a similar argument, asking «who cares about the climate change consensus?».

But they are not getting nearly the support that they need from those who care about climate change policymaking, because nearly all of that support — in the form of hundreds of millions of dollars — is going instead to groups that prefer to pound the other team's members over the head with «consensus messaging.»

Right about now would be a good time for people who care about climate change to acknowledge our clean energy crisis.

The history of Big Oil's climate denial campaign is littered with slightly progressive sounding front groups which have tried to give the impression that the industry cares about climate change.

IKEA can see that our customers really care about climate change, but they want easy, affordable solutions.

Those who care about climate must begin planning for new legislation now.

Automakers are telling consumers that they care about climate change but are spreading climate denial behind the scenes to influence federal policy.

Goklany proceeds from the premise, which I share, that the primary reason we care about climate change in the first place is its potential impact on human flourishing.

If anyone cares about climate records, this is certainly a worthy project.

This shows how little Australians value sustainability and how little they care about climate change.

We need to care about climate change and act on it as «responsible citizens and followers of Christ» as Pope Francis has said.

They don't care about the climate or the enviorment, they only care about left wing symbolism.

If we really care about the climate we should allows each member of these societies to count 20 hours of effort analyzing the climate science literature, data and papers as a tax deductible charitable effort at say DC Lobbyist bill rates..

Crane and his wife, Isabella de la Houssaye, who live in Princeton, New Jersey, have five children between 14 and 24, all of whom care about the climate, he said.

I really began to care about climate change, for one, when I started to see winters get shorter.

The bottom line for people who care about the climate and the planet is this: Don't be dispirited, not even with Republicans running Congress and Trump in the White House.

In light of all this, the ecoAmerica / CRED report concludes that to make people care about climate change, you have to make the issue immediate, local, personal, and emphasize ideologically congenial solutions.

Matt Damon on why he cares about climate change and how he got involved with YEARS of LIVING DANGEROUSLY.

The majority don't even understand the science or they don't even care about climate (or tobacco).

«This year's massive hurricanes in the Atlantic and Caribbean and devastating floods in South Asia should be a wake - up call to the World Bank and other institutions who claim to care about climate change,» said Alex Doukas, Stop Funding Fossils Program Director at Oil Change International.

Opposition climate spokesman Mark Butler said the «unprecedented decision by the Coalition sends a very strong message to the world that the Australian government doesn't care about climate change».

When we brainstormed for the presentation the day before, someone brought up to our attention that we should try to make this presentation as inclusive as possible recognizing that even though we all care about climate change to a certain extent we are not all on the same page when it comes to the UNFCCC and the ongoing multilateral process to tackle the climate crisis.

Americans care about our climate.

If you don't care about climate change and you think that nuclear power plants pose some unique danger, which the science does not support at all, then maybe you don't care.

Michael Shellenberger: I mean it's funny, right because it's like, I thought we cared about climate change, right?

So if you care about climate change this proposal is ridiculous.

Of course, I mean if you really cared about climate, you would not be shutting down 1/5 of your clean power.

Landowners along the route are furious, as are lovers of the national forests and the Appalachian Trail, people who care about water quality, people who care about climate change, and fans of caves, bats and other wildlife.