In this environment, a failure to think digitally may have the most dire consequences of all.
California has been particularly hard hit by the most dire consequences of climate change: droughts, wildfires and air pollution.
Every country will have to aspire to something similar, scientists say, if the world is to avert the most dire consequences of global warming.
In a flophouse full of like-minded European and American adventure-seekers, he meets Daffy (Mr. Carlyle), who gives Richard a map with the location of an island beach so rarefied one mentions it only in garbled terms and then only on pain of the most dire consequences if its whereabouts were to become common knowledge.
In a call with reporters Thursday, Constible said the report "underscores some of the most dire consequences" of President Donald Trump's climate agenda.
Payments will also finance resilience-building projects in specific communities already facing the results of climate change or threatened with its most dire consequences.
By the year 2012, these experts say, it will be too late to avoid the most dire consequences of global warming, at the rate we're going.
Watching both political parties internally self-destruct has been quite amusing, but the results of this campaign may have the most dire consequences for the country and the world.
The plan also introduces a new instrument, known as the "Climate Debt Mechanism" (CDM), committing Canada to much-needed funding to those developing countries facing the most dire consequences of climate change.
The shittiest, most ironic thing about it all is that in the next few decades, as our oil-soaked socio-economic systems continue to unravel, the poorest and least developed populations with the lowest CO2 emissions will face the most dire consequences of human-induced climate change.
