Sentence examples for environmental mayhem from inspiring English sources

I should be thinking about tigers, or organ theft, or environmental mayhem.

The release of rabbits in Australia, where they swiftly reproduced and swarmed the entire island, has become a parable of environmental mayhem.

The lights dimmed and scenes of environmental mayhem unfolded on the screen: Sydney Opera House in flames, ice sheets crashing into the seas, deserts spreading and forests burning.

They may lose political face; but the careers of Bush and Blair are of little consequence compared to environmental mayhem and military agony.

They say that 2C is the maximum temperature increase that the world can tolerate without causing environmental mayhem, and they insist that politicians attending the meeting, including Barack Obama and David Cameron, must agree to that upper limit.

Scientists say 2C is the maximum increase in temperature the world can tolerate without risking environmental mayhem – which could include rises in sea level, melting of the ice caps, drought in Africa, America and Asia, storms and ocean acidification.

Mr. Hiaasen normally writes best-selling witty novels of the political flimflam of environmental rape in Florida and other mayhems, and Mr. Chabon's last adult fiction was a comic novel about the struggle for personal liberation.

Much of the building work will take place around the clock, causing "mayhem" for people who live near the tunnelling sites, says Christian Sarrasin, from the environmental group, Clean Thames Now and Always.

Sensitive environmental detail: eggs were taken from nests at a nearby bird sanctuary during explosion scenes and returned after the mayhem was over.

And Christian Sarrasin, from the environmental group, Clean Thames Now and Always, said much of the building work would take place around the clock, causing "mayhem" for people who lived near the tunnelling sites.

Mayhem: Violence as Public Entertainment.