Sentence examples for climate change consequences from inspiring English sources
OO Climate Changing Faster Than US Forests Can Adapt - climate change consequences now threaten almost all forests of the continental U.S., and much of Canada, shows new research.
Wild salmon throughout BC are under pressure from a number of factors including habitat destruction from clearcut logging and urban development, overfishing, pollution run-off, changing ocean conditions as a result of climate change, consequences from hatchery and enhancement programs, and fisheries mismanagement.
It's faster than many species can adapt to, and could therefore cause widespread extinctions, among other dangerous climate change consequences.
Moreover, by painting an unjustifiably rosy picture and thus misleading the public, he's helping to ensure that we'll blow past that middling greenhouse gas emissions scenario (which requires significant emissions reductions efforts) and commit ourselves to much worse climate change consequences.
The court's presiding member Paul Smith agreed, writing in his judgement: I can sympathise with the position of the objectors who see [greenhouse gas] emissions rising, and the likely adverse climate change consequences that will flow should nothing be done to alter the course that the world is heading down.
The objective of this paper is to present the main results obtained in the socio-economic analysis of the French case and its climate change consequences.
While Hansen's testimony is responsible for a significant increase in people's awareness of climate change, the consequences appear yet to sink in.
The goal was to raise awareness at 20 UAE schools and teach students from the ages of five to 18 about climate change's consequences.
Today, in our globalised world of nuclear weapons and climate change, the consequences of armed conflict and non-cooperation are more serious.
As is the case with many effects of climate change, the consequences will be worse for low-income communities.
By 2030, researchers estimate that 3.2percentt of annual global GDP will be lost due to climate change, through consequences such as negative effects on crop yields.
