Moreover, by painting an unjustifiably rosy picture and thus misleading the public, he's helping to ensure that we'll blow past that middling greenhouse gas emissions scenario (which requires significant emissions reductions efforts) and commit ourselves to much worse climate change consequences.
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And, of course, there are also devastating consequences for New Orleans residents arrested for crimes that might range from marijuana possession to murder, consequences made much worse because of Louisiana's incredibly harsh sentencing guidelines.
For the shot putter Heidi Krieger, the consequences were much worse than a deep voice, a pronounced jaw and pubic hair that grew up to her navel.
The euro area, he said, was currently its epicentre, and the consequences could be much worse than anything seen so far.But since most citizens are not yet feeling the pain, politicians are struggling to act decisively.
But they are far from being the only offenders: most poor countries, too, are keen to palm the responsibility for curbing global warming off on rich ones, and to continue to grow and pollute as much as they like.The problem, of course, is that if everyone is counting on others to act, no one will, and the consequences could be much worse than if everyone had simply done their bit to begin with.
"The difference is that if aid were to end now, the consequences would be much worse since Cuba's infrastructure is in much worse shape now that it was back then".
Both Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg know that their popularity will fall, but if the coalition really means what it says the consequence could be much worse.
As we've seen in the Ukraine, the unintended consequences could be so much worse.
