Sentence examples for disrupt climate from inspiring English sources
White says the study shows that protecting peat bogs from environmental degradation is crucial because they could release enough green house gas to profoundly disrupt climate, not to mention put the cows to shame.
El Nino is the name given to describe an upwelling of warmer than average water in the Equatorial Pacific, and is known to disrupt climate patterns around the world.
Lyndon Rive, co-founder of SolarCity, sees solar as the route to "disrupt" climate change.
These are Titan times when huge changes sweep through the institutions of culture at the same time that great shifts disrupt climate patterns all over the earth.
The biggest change in 2015 is that these industries' carte blanche license to pollute -- and to disrupt climate solutions -- is looking increasingly precarious.
The Brazilian government maintains that it has the capacity to construct more than a thousand new dams, which will undoubtedly deepen cycles of poverty and displacement and further disrupt climate patterns.
Our fossil fuel binge is the main source of the "greenhouse effect" that promises to disrupt climates for communities throughout the world.
A graduate of UC Santa Barbara and a current student of the Graduate School of Journalism, his work focuses on displacement and migration caused by a disrupted climate and socioeconomic upheaval.
In 2015, the US Department of Defense commissioned a report, examining the security implications of disrupted climate, and current secretary of defense, Jim Mattis, has said climate change is a clear and current threat to US troops.
With our lack of preparations and broader cultural changes to consume less, there is increasing pressure driving us to deploy geo-engineering techniques – giant space mirrors, carbon-capturing cement – as quick fixes for a disrupted climate.
Take the floods in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and Houston after Harvey, which were more severe because urban and suburban streets could not soak up the rain like a floodplain, and storm drains proved woefully inadequate for the new extremes of a disrupted climate.
