Sentence examples for climate peril from inspiring English sources
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, for instance, has been using state statutes to bedevil ExxonMobil, investigating the company's sordid coverup of our climate peril.
Stanley Goodman Wyckoff, N.J., Dec. 7, 2009 To the Editor: Re "In Face of Skeptics, Experts Affirm Climate Peril" (front page, Dec. 7): Ten years ago the world was holding its breath awaiting the devastating impact of the millennium bug.
He is the author of Climate Peril: The Intelligent Reader's Guide to Understanding the Climate Crisis and Climate Myths: The Campaign Against Climate Science.
His ten previous books include Climate Peril: The Intelligent Reader's Guide to Understanding the Climate Crisis (2014), which won the 2015 International Book Award for Science.
He is the author of Climate Peril: The Intelligent Reader's Guide to the Climate Crisis, and Climate Myths: The Campaign Against Climate Science.
He is the author of the award-winning Climate Peril: The Intelligent Reader's Guide to the Climate Crisis and Climate Myths: The Campaign Against Climate Science.
Pro-divestment advocates said that the bigger risk is staying in environmentally damaging investments that will ultimately be subject to government action as climate perils become apparent.
With global leaders playing catch-up on climate protection, having failed to reach a binding international treaty during more than two decades of talks, it has now devolved to subnational actors--cities, states, and regions--to blaze the trail toward rapid, meaningful carbon-emission reduction, commensurate with current climate perils.
We ignore what is happening to the places on the frontline of this changing climate at our peril.
Even if it beats those odds, drilling in the Arctic represents the tapping of a vast new source of carbon pollution, pushing Earth's climate even further into peril.
Because few governments are as yet prepared to launch the sorts of efforts that might even begin to effectively address the peril of climate change, they will increasingly be seen as obstacles to essential action and so as entities that need to be removed.
