Sentence examples for enormous climate from inspiring English sources

He is on record as saying that there are enormous climate benefits to using natural gas — so long as methane leakage can be minimized.

"Major retailers must wake up to the enormous climate change threat to food supplies – Asda must now put the problem at the core of its business," Hird said.

Flying fillets from Alaska, British Columbia, Norway, Scotland or Chile so that 24 hours later they can be served "fresh" in New York adds an enormous climate burden, one that swamps the potential benefits of organic farming or sustainable fishing.

But by the Wisconsinian Glaciation, an enormous climate change helped solve that problem.

An enormous climate-controlled truck under constant satellite surveillance is transporting the Wankel from Bozeman to Washington - a 2,300-mile 2,300-mile 3,700km journey that will take 48 hours.

It documents the enormous threat climate change poses to "human development" and food security in Africa.

"For the world to overcome the enormous threat climate change poses, we need every country to do everything within its power to pursue cleaner and healthier energy sources.

So, some activists ask, how come they don't give this issue the attention it deserves -- considering what enormous consequences climate change will have for our society?

With its huge and increasing population (~ 1.2 billion) and rate of urbanization, India is undergoing enormous change; climate change poses an overwhelming stressor that will magnify existing health threats.

And things which go on in let's say the Congo Basin- it may seem incredibly unimportant in the Midwestern United States, but then when you realize that the loss of the tropical forests in the Congo Basin is having an enormous effect on climate change, and climate change in turn is effecting weather patterns all over the world, then you start to realize that life is interconnected.

Within the US federal government, the Pentagon, like the CIA, has shown enormous interest in climate change, anticipating potential conflict as a result of climate change.