Sentence examples for climate of destabilization from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chávez said that burning the records was suspicious and smacked of fascism and that by refusing to comply with the court order, the opposition leaders were creating a climate of destabilization in the country.

Sustainability is the core of a national development strategy designed to enhance our security, build prosperity from the ground up, and reduce ecological damage, risks of climate destabilization and the necessity of fighting endless wars over dwindling resources".

This is truth: If we don't have the will to place a moratorium on mountaintop removal mining operations in four central Appalachian states, which provide less than five to seven percent of all coal production in the United States, it's game over for any effective mitigation of climate destabilization or the pursuit of a clean energy transition.

Given the reality of climate destabilization, and the fact that nearly 40percentt of our CO2 emissions erupt from coal-fired plants, we need to commit to a coal free future if we are to survive as a planet -- and that begins in the coalfields.

If only to force our nation -- and President -- to recognize the escalating crisis of climate destabilization and the unacceptable human and environmental costs of unchecked extraction policies, Tim DeChristopher deserves the Medal of Freedom, not a prison sentence.

Instead it's really about how far-reaching the effects of climate destabilization will be.

If you ask is this evidence of climate destabilization, the only scientific answer you can give is: It is consistent with what we can expect".

Today, nearly 120 years later, the Sierra Nevada range -- like every other ecosystem in America -- is suffering from the impacts of climate destabilization.

And President Obama himself, while mapping out a plan to double this nation's supply of renewable energy in the next three years, is still beholden to the chimera of "clean coal," its devastating extraction counterparts and dirty coal's underlining role in the silent tsunami of climate destabilization.

In a world of rampant climate destabilization and skyrocketing global carbon emissions--now about 70percentt above 1990 levels--national and global action to slash carbon emissions is long overdue.

On Tuesday morning, the White House released the latest in a long line of reports documenting the increasingly severe threats arising from global climate destabilization (or climate change).