Sentence examples for drastic climate from inspiring English sources

The Cuatro Ciénegas region is prone to drastic climate changes — a hurricane flooded the valley in 2010 — but experts agree that last year marked a record low in the water level.

In these times of enormous global concerns such as drastic climate change and huge financial crises, what could be more apt?" Patrick Harbinson purposefully avoided watching the two previous screen versions and closely followed Wyndham's book – albeit not too slavishly.

"Whenever these drastic climate events like drought, flood or extreme temperature happen, the world has words of comfort for Africa," says Adesina. "But words of comfort cannot pay the bills and rebuild when problems start".

But a report from the National Academy of Sciences, requested by the White House and released on Wednesday, reaffirmed the mainstream scientific view that the earth's temperature is rising, largely because of human activities, and that this could cause drastic climate changes throughout the century.

A review of the economics of climate change by Nicholas Stern, a professor at London School of Economics, which was written at the behest of the British government in 2006, asserted that emissions should be priced initially at about $75 a ton to encourage investments in alternative energy sources and reduce the use of fossil fuels enough to avoid drastic climate change.

On the eve of the bicentenary of the great eruption, Tambora tells the extraordinary story of the weather chaos it wrought, weaving the latest climate science with the social history of this frightening period to offer a cautionary tale about the potential tragic impacts of drastic climate change in our own century.

The title comes from the ratio of people under some form of correctional control in the U.S. As states operate in a drastic budget climate, jails and prisons stand to face cutbacks, despite harsher sentencing guidelines passed in the 1980s and '90s that have glutted cellblocks.

OO We Have ONE YEAR LEFT To Prevent Drastic Future Climate Change resulting from a 1.5+ C rise in global temperatures - humanity has one year before it exceeds the global carbon budget needed to keep the rise there; previous analyses show that even a 2 C rise will result in far more damaging climate change than a 1.5 C rise.

Broecker was blunt, as he said that he has very little hope that we will be able to prevent many of the drastic changes that climate scientists are predicting will happen to our civilizational structure due to climate change.

Despite being hard-wired for longevity, the remaining forest, which has survived drastic changes in climate in the millions of years it has existed, may not survive the rapid climate change we see now.

From sentient marine mammals to apparently downed airliners and the drastic effects of climate change, the world's oceans, and what we do to them, may be the last great battleground.