Sentence examples for environment warning from inspiring English sources

And as we head towards December's climate change conference in Paris, we're seeing clear signs that in the halls of government, debate has shifted from the offices of ministers of the environment warning about climate change to the offices of ministers of finance assessing the likely price tag of dealing with and adapting to climate change.

Another device will monitor your outside environment, warning you away from sites that pose a health risk.

In a battlefield environment, warning is usually provided by a wingman.

They even pluck their metaphors from the environment, warning of the danger of a potential "privacy Chernobyl" or "privacy oil spills".

These measures include establishing and enforcing smokefree environments, warning about the risks of tobacco use, increasing the cost of tobacco (taxation), offering quit smoking assistance, and enforcing bans on tobacco advertising and promotion [ 10].

But the Environment Agency was warning that this was unlikely to be enough.

But even as drivers and householders dug themselves out, the Environment Agency was warning householders and business owners in some areas to prepare for a new threat – flooding, as river levels began to rise, swollen by the melting snow.

Live map http://t.co/jXZFNKTLmh pic.twitter.com/yzQgEUUFXI December 5, 2013 8.23am GMT Some homes may have to be evacuated The Environment Agency is warning that some homes may have to be evacuated on the east coast, as it issue 140 flood alerts across England and Wales with 3,000 properties expected to suffer from flooding in the next 24 hours.

Communities in the south of England should be prepared for further flooding this week, the Environment Agency is warning.

The River Severn is at its highest level since the 2007 floods and the Environment Agency is warning it will continue to rise.

The authors found that the formation of risk perception is guided by the stimulations, cues, and so on that people secure from their environment (for example, warning information), and that this risk perception formation leads to protective actions.