Computer models that simulate the climate suggest that, as a result of warming, extremely wet winters could become up to five times more likely over the next 100 years, with more intense downpours in the winter months driving a greater risk of flash floods and river flooding, alongside risks from sea-level rise.
"We've consistently warned that reclamation and militarisation in contested areas of the South China Sea will risk driving a destabilising and escalatory trend," she said.
"Everyone has huge sympathy for steel workers and for efforts to protect jobs, but rushed changes to pension rules risk driving a coach and horses through the pension security of hundreds of thousands of workers, well beyond the steel industry," he said.
Second, given that the majority of people in the United States are theists, it risks driving a wedge between science and the sensibilities of the common person.
If he public disavows Gov. Palin's misstatements on these issues and others he risks driving a wedge between himself and his chosen running mate.
"This runs a big risk of driving a huge hole in the whole G-20 strategy of avoiding an outbreak of protectionism during this economic crisis and doing serious damage to the world economy," said C. Fred Bergsten, director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
The tabling of the Bill runs the risk of driving a cart and horses through that atmosphere, which has been carefully built up, of acceptance building on previous tolerance.
We collected equally powerful data suggesting that the molecule of irrational pessimism — which we suspect can promote chronic risk aversion, driving a bear market into a crash — is the stress hormone cortisol.
You're putting others lives at risk by driving a 3,000 pound missile blind, all so you can have conversations that are almost always forgettable and nigh meaningless.
