Sentence examples for climate insecurity from inspiring English sources
It was a political judgement, informed by science, about the threshold beyond which climate insecurity is likely to become unmanageable.
Later you were way ahead of governments in sounding the alarm about the dangerous nexus of global risks linking food insecurity, water insecurity, energy insecurity and climate insecurity.
What the economy needs, as the PM rightly argues, is "rebalancing" – away from financial services and towards those industries that will create the jobs needed to tackle immense, historically unprecedented challenges, like the growing threat of energy, food and climate insecurity.
Through a succession of theoretical debates from the 1960s onwards, discussion of climate insecurity has come to dominate ideas of environmental security and the provision of relatively safe conditions for routine human life.
In Ciudad Juárez, for example, 92% of the population considered their county to be insecure in 2011 and as a result of that climate of insecurity, some people actually moved cities when their small businesses became less profitable, half of them crossing the border into the United States Albuja, (2014).
Even the Justice Minister, Mr Peyrefitte, has invoked a "climate of insecurity" to retain the death penalty.
The partnership proved militarily successful, but it has led to a climate of insecurity in the country denounced this week by Amnesty International.
Postponements and delays, combined with 15 politically related killings in the last six weeks, had generated a climate of insecurity and fears that voter turnout would be low.
Without denying important progress against extreme poverty, many fundamentals appear to be worsening (in-country inequality, climate change, insecurity) meaning that improvements in living standards cannot be sustained.
Their relative low cost and proximity to home will hold special appeal in today's climate of insecurity and belt-tightening, he said.
Only they fail to mention that a lot of that investment is leaving in droves due to the climate of insecurity and violence.
