Sentence examples for dangerous disruption from inspiring English sources

The media tends to give papers like Lu's disproportionate attention because controversy sells and because many people don't want to believe humans are engaging in dangerous disruption of the global climate system.

Opponents argued that the expansion would lock the state into an unaffordable health care plan (there's your money argument) that would result in a dangerous disruption of the state's health care system (the health argument).

For merchants and homeowners, the encampments can be an unpleasant and sometimes dangerous disruption of daily life.

What the current debate is about is whether humans — by emitting so much carbon and thickening the greenhouse-gas blanket around the earth so that it traps more heat — are now rapidly exacerbating nature's natural warming cycles to a degree that could lead to dangerous disruptions.

There is indeed a summit today, called by UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon, to discuss dangerous climatic disruption.

Until now, power plants have been allowed to dump unlimited amounts of carbon pollution into our air, driving dangerous climate disruption, and fueling severe drought, wildfires, heat waves and superstorms.

That one question reveals a simple fact: The most fundamental obstacles to averting dangerous climate disruption are not mainly physical or technological or even institutional they have to do with how we align our thinking and doing with our being.

In his Wall Street Journal piece this week, he argues that if one doesn't understand the need to drastically cut carbon emissions to avoid dangerous climate disruption, then "you are an antiscientific ignoramus who probably thinks the Earth is flat".

A study published in Nature in 2015 concluded that the U.S. needs to keep 92percentt of its coal reserves in the ground as part of an overall slashing of fossil fuel use if we are going to avoid dangerous climate disruption.

These new findings all but guarantee that even the most ambitious proposals to curb greenhouse gas emissions may fall short at stopping dangerous climate disruptions.

The two most dangerous scenarios, major disruptions and downward VDEs, are examined.