The Paris agreement was not our first effort at tackling the grave issue of climate change.
In particular, the study calculates the "cradle to grave" effect on climate for 20 different types of protein, including meat, cheese, seafood, beans, nuts and lentils.
"There is a long list of important issues before all of us, but the grave threat that climate change poses warrants a prominent position on that list".
Both have contributed hugely to progress in medicine and both are mindful of the grave dangers of climate change for public health.
"If you're going to educate people on the reef, it's not just educating people about its beauty and tourism opportunities, you've also got to talk about the threats and it's in grave danger from climate change".
The scientists have cast a spotlight on the tension between the funders' shareholdings in fossil fuel companies and the grave toll that climate change, driven by burning the fuels, threatens to inflict on public health.
What's more, their investments and business models rely on the expansion of fossil fuels for decades to come, irrespective of their rising costs and the grave dangers of climate change.
Congress is gearing up to take on another critical challenge we're facing: transforming our energy economy and addressing the grave threat of climate change.
That is why Sakya Trizin alerts us to another grave dimension of climate change: that it may lead us to the extinction of the human spirit, of wisdom and of the lineage of enlightenment itself.
De Boer was talking about both the global food crisis and global warming, because a U.N. report recently found that eating meat is the number one human cause of global warming, causing almost a fifth of the global greenhouse gas total -- and, of course, poor communities are the first to suffer the potentially grave consequences of climate change.
