Sentence examples for chaotic climate from inspiring English sources

As Bill McKibben of 350.org shows, 80% of the fossil fuel now in the ground must stay there if we are to stabilize an increasingly chaotic climate.

Such a sudden influx of infuriated water-vapour into the air can only have negative consequences in a chaotic climate like the UK's.

In the current chaotic climate, the only way we're able to frame the crisis is via outlandish films, though big-budget blockbusters, through the sort of far-fetched, escapist fiction we assumed would never become fact.

While the long term warming trend is clear, scientists have long known that air temperatures do not rise smoothly year-on-year in the complex and chaotic climate system and that decade-long ups and downs are part of natural variability.

I find myself making comparisons with the tumultuous and chaotic climate change conference at Copenhagen in December 2009.

In the politically chaotic climate that resulted, Goebel was assassinated.

Quiet deals with cocaine barons appear to have forced them underground, while the chaotic business climate in neighbouring Venezuela is pushing investment Colombia's way.

WASHINGTON — With wounds still raw from the chaotic United Nations climate conference in Copenhagen last December, negotiators are making final preparations for next month's meeting in Cancún, Mexico, in a surly mood and with little hope for progress.

The question stretches back to the chaotic Copenhagen climate summit in 2009, which nearly derailed more than a decade of UN talks, set the threshold for dangerous global warming at 2C.

Current and former FBI officials, none of whom were willing or cleared to speak on the record, have described a chaotic internal climate that resulted from outrage over director James Comey's July decision not to recommend an indictment over Clinton's maintenance of a private email server on which classified information transited.

The chaotic aspect of climate describes the inherent unpredictability present in the behavior of complex natural systems (Merriam-Webster n.d).. Climate scientists understand this characteristic of the systems they study.