Sentence examples for climate devastation from inspiring English sources

A second Obama term, Stein said, would amount to "climate devastation with a friendly face and a warm endearing personality".

"The aviation industry has been selling our environment down the river for far too long - ministers must say 'no' to airport expansion and the climate devastation it would bring".

"The aviation industry has been selling our environment down the river for far too long - ministers must say 'no' to airport expansion and the climate devastation it would bring," spokesman Paul de Zylva said.

"Most of the executives here tonight will be retired by the time my generation bears the brunt of the climate devastation they have created," she said.

Will it be climate devastation and resource shortages... or collective action to create more profitable, healthy, and sustainable companies, communities, and countries?

This clearly isn't the end of international efforts to address the greatest challenge of our generation, but it sure feels like the key inflection point when we finally begin to move away from climate devastation and towards a clean energy future.

This lecture is built on the assumption that we are currently situated in a posthuman convergence between the Fourth industrial Age and the Sixth Extinction, between and advanced knowledge economy, which perpetuates patterns of discrimination and exclusion, and the threat of climate change devastation for both human and non-human entities.

"If you look at the next 20 years, methane is over 80 times more potent at warming the planet than CO2, so pollution from livestock is playing an outsized role in the climate-driven devastation we're already seeing from superstorms, floods, droughts and wildfires," said Ian Monroe, chief investment officer at Etho Capital and an earth systems lecturer at Stanford University.

As wildfires ravage California, Puerto Rico still struggles to recover from hurricane Maria, and the country's top scientific advisors have warned that by 2090 the GDP of the United States will shrink by 10% because of climate-related devastation -- we need another New Deal: A Green New Deal.

It also doesn't mention some of the most recent climate-related devastation to military bases, including the estimated $3.6 billion in damages that Camp Lejeune in North Carolina suffered during Hurricane Florence last year.

As climate change wreaks devastation around the world, these numbers are sure to grow.