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Topics climate topics
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I've gotten used to this climate.
I am not used to harsh climate as I come from South countries.
This country has a harsh climate.
It seems that climate has changed.
Most aspects of climate change will persist for many centuries even if emissions are stopped.
One way Germany hopes to reduce its carbon footprint - and appease the young climate activists - is by rolling out new and innovative trains.
Climate terrorism seems to be reality.
Do you think our climate has an influence on our character?
The cold climate affected his health.
Generally speaking, the climate of Japan is mild.
On the whole, the country has a severe climate.
Surrounded by the sea, Japan has a mild climate.
Okinawa has a fine climate all year round.
London's climate differs from that of Tokyo.
The climate of New Zealand is similar to that of Japan.
Swallows migrate to a warm climate.
That country has a mild climate.
You'll soon get used to the climate here.
The climate here does not agree with me.
Because of the difference in climate, the same crop is not cultivated in the North and East of the country.
It may be said, as a rule, that the climate of Japan is mild.
Generally speaking, the climate here is mild.
On the whole, Canada has a severe climate.
Our country's climate is temperate.
Generally speaking, the climate in England is mild.
This is a terrible climate.
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And the climate. Ask me about the climate, I dare you.
Is it? Take its climate.
The climate at the Lido has done her a lot of good.
I don't think this climate is good for my health.
Climate, diet, mountain water, you might say.
We have the high ideal. but they have the climate.
Too bad rubber won't grow in a civilized climate, sir.
Uh, I don't think that climate in there agrees with you.
You may find the climate of Casablanca a trifle warm.
Nice climate.
Is not the climate foggy, raw and dull on whom as in despite the sun looks pale, killing their fruit with frowns?
What a healthy climate.
That's why I asked if she could be sent. to a drier climate. to an infirmary or a home for old people. some place where she could have light duties. not another school.
And he was so nice too. Treacherous climate down here.
It's all a question of climate.
The climate here, My Lord, is fit only for those who are used to it.
You see, we'll meet new friends and. see a lot of new faces and the change of climate will be good for us in a good many ways. And besides, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
Next week, we'll probably all be shivering again. Yes.. that's our English climate.
I guess you're right. It's probably the climate.
We have the best climate in the world here, and we're very proud of it.
They tell me the climate will do me good.
I would have stayed there, the climate is much better than ours here.
Do you think the climate in Spain will agree with you?
Nobody lives there. And the climate.
Ask me about the climate, I dare you. Very well.
Ideal climate, year round. No fog.
The trouble is, that can't be done in this climate.
Is not their climate foggy, raw and dull, on whom, as in despite, the sun looks pale, killing their fruit with frowns?
He just can't stand this cold climate.
Don't let a little bellyache worry you, could be just the change in climate.
IS IT A HOT CLIMATE?
And I want to tell you that the climate's wonderful. It really makes a guy feel full of Pepsi.
All you need'd a change of climate. We'll go directly to Madrid.
News and current affairs
A climate of fear has made life hard for anyone who looks suspicious or acts suspiciously, notably for Muslims.
We also need a regular scientific process to present the world with the evidence on species abundance and extinction, just as we now have such a process for climate change.
Finally, the world should negotiate a new framework no later than 2010 to slow human-induced climate change.
There can be little doubt that climate change poses one of the greatest risks to species' viability.
As the planet warms, and rain and storm patterns change dramatically, many species will find themselves in climate zones that no longer support their survival.
Some can migrate, but others (such as polar bears) are likely to be driven to extinction unless we take decisive action to head off climate change.
Improved economic prospects and the strengthening of institutions, in turn, would have a positive impact on the political climate throughout the Balkans.
There has been a huge amount of research into the ways that humans cause climate change, and how we can reduce it.
The most critical issue isn't any rise or fall in emissions. It is how much climate damage we can avoid.
They first look at the different ways that climate change will affect us at mid-century.
The US promised action to fight man-made climate change as a signatory to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) in 1992.
Many contend that the agenda is being driven by knuckle-dragging climate-change deniers.
Let's be clear: we do need to tackle climate change.
That is one of many recent dramatic signs that our climate is changing and that our planet is warmer than it has been for a very long time.
The task of remedying it must begin at the meeting on climate change that will be held in Copenhagen in December.
There will be climbers hanging banners high in the Himalayas, where the glaciers are melting, and scuba divers at Australia's Great Barrier Reef, which is threatened by climate change.
It is how much climate damage we can avoid.
The name comes from the number of parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that, according to Jim Hansen, perhaps the world's leading climate scientist, we should not exceed if we are to avoid potentially catastrophic climate change.
Sri Lanka took a similar stance, using studies from the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to calculate that in 2008, environmentally permissible carbon emissions totaled no more than 2,172 kilograms per person.
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