Sentence examples for damage to climate from inspiring English sources

One group has even refused to take the leaders of the Australian Greens to bleached coral sites during the current federal election campaign, and dismissed their efforts to link the coral damage to climate change and the coal industry.

In the meantime, we will produce out-of-control, irreversible damage to climate stability.

If done carefully, and without overharvesting, they say, the damage to the climate can be offset.

The trouble is both major parties support the coal industry and ignore the damage to the climate and the reef.

This is mischievous because, obviously, massively increasing coal exports at this time will do irreparable damage to our climate.

Yes, the developed nations that caused much of the damage to our climate over the last century still have a responsibility to lead.

Without reform, rising food prices and increasing damage to the climate could provoke a reaction that could be the undoing of the entire biofuels industry.

"The developed nations that caused much of the damage to our climate over the last century still have a responsibility to lead," he said, before adding, unconvincingly, "And we will continue to do so".

In recent weeks, the govt. has been trying to cope with the possibility of another failure whose worst consequences for the nation could prove to be in the "psychological" realm: the default of N.Y.C. Default could do severe damage to the climate of confidence, which in economic matters is as important to the country as tangible strengths.

To drive the reductions at the pace and scale that science demands, we need to implement powerful economic incentives: proven market-based policies that put a price on carbon pollution, make polluters pay for their damage to the climate and reward the innovators and entrepreneurs who develop and deploy cleaner technologies.

And it could do horrific damage to our climate.