Sentence examples for climate panic from inspiring English sources

Of course, environmental activism isn't new, and these are just the groups that have arisen over the past few years, pushed into action by climate panic.

Climate panic seems to have characterised life in the UK this year – with our sweltering summer, our moral crisis over drinking straws and the repeated high-profile warnings that, without major infrastructural change, the planet is, scientifically speaking, absolutely fucked.

Having spent his career confronting issues of race and migration, Akomfrah's new works will put the current refugee crisis into historical context and "dispel the current climate of panic".

4. 'CAPTURING THE FRIEDMANS' -- Andrew Jarecki's documentary about the destruction of a Long Island family after charges of pedophilia is an agonizing portrait of a dysfunctional family and a disquieting look at the difficulty of determining guilt or innocence in a climate of panic and hysteria.

The Sierra Leonean government called the move "discriminatory" and "counter-productive" suggesting it created a climate of panic.

"Someone could be forgiven, in this current climate, for panicking at this type of document.

Labour's shadow immigration minister, Chris Bryant, told the Today programme that the recent immigration crackdown had led to a climate of moral panic.

No such allegations surfaced in court, but they may have contributed to a climate of moral panic, as sexuality and witchcraft were linked in the imagination of the time.

"We've been silenced by this climate of moral panic," she tells me.

In 1999, apartment-block bombings in Moscow and elsewhere prompted a climate of near-panic, amid which (coincidentally or not) the previously unknown new prime minister Vladimir Putin suddenly became the most popular politician in the country.

As with most people, my panic about climate change is equalled only by my confusion over what I ought to do about it.