Sentence examples for dire warming from inspiring English sources

The dire warming scenarios hinge on predictions about engines and power plants that burn fossil fuels in rich countries and about ovens and livestock fueled by wood and grass in poor ones.

There is no solid scientific evidence to back up the models used by climate scientists who warn of dire consequences if warming continues, he said.

Dr. Singer says recent studies have steadily whittled away at the direst predictions for warming.

In Berkowitz's words, the University of East Anglia "emails revealed that scientists... around the globe deliberately distorted data to support dire global warming scenarios".

The findings also suggest that previous techniques using satellites to measure drought stress in rainforests may be missing dire impacts of a warming global climate, which many scientists believe will cause more droughts in those critical habitats.

The need  is dire, with the Antarctic Peninsula warming faster than any other place on Earth.

Hence Sharia Law in America is a dire threat, and global warming a hoax.

With each new model of global warming more dire and fast-acting than the last, the idea of a series not only about the North Dakota oil boom, but about fracking specifically seems a strange one.

As the planet warms, dire predictions of coastal flooding, inland droughts, ruined farmland, and global food shortages fill the news and research journals.

Whatever their accuracy, their immediacy feeds the election-to-election perspective of most elected officials despite longer-term evidence that the earth is warming, and that this warming will have dire consequences.

Ocean acidification, warming water temperatures, pollution and overfishing pose dire threats to coral reefs worldwide.