Sentence examples for climate wreck from inspiring English sources

Left unchecked, it will destabilise the climate, wreck developed economies, wipe out all progress in developing countries, fuel new wars over resources and cause unprecedented mass migration.

And as we didn't get the scorcher that may or may not have been promised, did our unpredictable climate wreck your plans?

There can be no prosperity in a #Climate wrecked world.

Mike Childs, its head of science, policy and research, said: "Transport is the UK's biggest source of climate wrecking emissions.

But environmental charity Friends of the Earth said it was a "reckless and climate wrecking decision".

SNP leader Alex Salmond backed the climate-wrecking plans, and seemingly decided that his constituents wouldn't mind the extra din as more planes roared over their homes.

Where there are loopholes, the energy companies will try to exploit them; and where loopholes are exploited, climate-wrecking carbon emissions are pumped into the atmosphere.

Two villages in central India are demonstrating a choice between very different models of development: one, a person-centred approach based on zero emission clean energy; the other, corporate-centred and based on climate-wrecking coal.

"The Abbot Point project is a gateway for foreign mining companies to unlock one of the largest stores of climate-wrecking carbon on the planet – the Galilee Basin coal mines".

"ACF is taking the federal government to court over its flawed process for assessing Adani's plan for a water-guzzling pipeline to service its climate-wrecking mine," says ACF's chief executive, Kelly O'Shanassy.

British weather is the best weather – civilised, no drama, good for the garden – but can we rely on it forever, or will climate change wreck everything?