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climate

[klahy-mit] / ˈklaɪ mɪt /




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On the other hand, workers in the $100,000 annual salary range have faced a tougher job climate.

From MarketWatch

Today’s changing ocean and Arctic ice conditions linked to fossil-fuel-fired climate change are putting this species again at risk of extinction.

From Los Angeles Times

An Indian climate advocacy firm led by a prominent activist has denied allegations by authorities that it misused foreign funds to influence policy and threaten the country's energy security.

From Barron's

Framework Convention on Climate Change is a global treaty created in 1992 and signed by nearly 200 countries with the aim of addressing climate change through coordinated international action, including limiting planet-warming greenhouse gases.

From Los Angeles Times

"It will help us make food production more efficient, it will help us produce energy, to transport energy, to store energy..solve climate change and human hunger..."

From BBC