Sentence examples for climatic upheaval from inspiring English sources
The breakdown of static and evolutionary allometries during climatic upheaval.
Without question there is a case to be made that economic chaos, disease and climatic upheaval can all trigger political nastiness.
That means that currently it would be possible to pay to emit the notional extra tonne of carbon that might push us over the edge into irreversible climatic upheaval.
The urgently-needed rapid transition from 'bigger, faster, more' for a few, to an economy of 'better, not bigger' for the many, and on a timescale to avoid irreversible climatic upheaval, will take us all into largely unchartered territory.
Tightening border controls for people in a world of freely moving finance and one-sided trade, and in the grip of climatic upheaval, can only entrench and worsen poverty.
In a chapter on re-imagining Britain's approach to the environment, I argue in the book that from government to anti-austerity groups in opposition, there is a kind of denial about the full economic implications of preventing irreversible climatic upheaval.
Examples range from the sudden, inexplicable collapse of bee colonies, to ice cores revealing the potential for dramatic climatic upheavals that happen not in millennia or centuries, but the time it takes to pass through a coalition government or two.
Here, we focus on least killifish, Heterandria formosa Girard 1859, a species which presents several advantages as a historical biogeographic study system that likely exhibited distinct response(s) to the climatic upheavals of the Late Pleistocene.
Assessing the resilience of communities is assuming greater importance at a time of global economic upheaval, climatic and socio-demographic changes.
In this paper we present a multi-proxy study of tropical limestone forest and its utilization by human groups during the significant climatic and environmental upheavals of MIS-2 (29–11.7 kBP).
For example, the severe ecological upheaval caused by the extreme climatic oscillations of the Ice Ages greatly favoured deer.
