Sentence examples for harsh climate change from inspiring English sources
It can't happen soon enough.... How Low Must We Go? Halve Carbon Emissions by 2020 in developed nations to have even a medium chance of limiting warming to a level that will avoid harsh climate change impacts, says a new study, reports Kelly Levin at WRI Insights.
In addition to presenting the possibility of more and larger payouts because of harsher weather, climate change may also clip one of the industry's major revenue streams.
With such harsh criticism of climate change denial the Fiji Government received much sympathy not only among other PICs, but from many developing countries, which perceive climate change politics as neo-colonial injustice.
Given the harsh realities of climate change and all that, I suggested that perhaps her invention should be solar-powered.
It also comes as the sometimes harsh effects of climate change are becoming apparent: Fourteen of the 15 warmest years in recorded history have come in the last two decades.
Their personal and intimate experience of the harsh impacts of climate change means that within them lies very real solutions to combat it.
It can theoretically make crops that resist disease, harsh conditions and climate change, which as previously reported by The Huffington Post could help majorly curb world hunger by providing more usable food for the planet.
After all, it's black, Indigenous and people of colour who will suffer the harshest consequences of climate change.
They must further have been able to persuade themselves that the harsh evidence of accelerating climate change in Australia today (in terms of severe droughts, bush fires, freak storms, flash floods, rising sea levels etc etc) is nonsense.
Even the children and grandchildren of recalcitrant elected leaders and oil company executives will not escape the harsh realities of dangerous climate change.
In the long term, the number of intense storms is predicted to increase substantially — one of the harsh consequences of human-driven climate change.
