Sentence examples for global damages from inspiring English sources

Posner also makes an argument that EPA, by law, can't take global damages into account: only domestic climate change effects should count in the agency's analysis.

The National Academy of Sciences, in their evaluation of the calculations in a January 2017 report, noted that the impacts of carbon emissions were global, "regardless of where they originate," and so their estimations "have focused on total global damages, rather than the damages to an individual country such as the United States".

The International Monetary Fund says Brexit would cause a stock-market crash and "severe global damage".

But they can affect big, rich economies too, where the scale of global damage can be much greater.

The IMF's world economic outlook suggested that Britain leaving the EU could do severe regional and global damage by disrupting established trading relationships.

But what is truly frightening is the effort that it takes to make sense of the national and global damage Trump is capable of inflicting.

A recent review by the ChildFund Alliance and the Overseas Development Institute estimates that the annual global damage caused by physical, psychological and sexual violence against children reaches $7tn, or 8% of global GDP.

Grillo said Italy had to use its enormous €2tn (£1.4bn) debt as leverage against Germany, implying that the potential global damage of an Italian default would stop Germany from "interfering" with Italy's "legitimate right" to convert its debt into another currency.

Also steel braces considerably reduced the global damage index.

The paper introduces a new global damage evaluation method which leads to a meaningful global damage index.

Some global damage criteria are introduced to quantify the damage accumulation.