Sentence examples for of global warning from inspiring English sources

Experts have warned that the effects of global warning could increase the risk of flooding and speed up erosion of the Welsh coast.

Murphy described the move towards a low-carbon economy as an "urgent necessity" to limit the impact of global warning.

"It's clear that far from being good for climate change, nuclear power is actually contributing to higher emissions of global warning gases".

WARNING: Attempting to drive your car with a pedestrian underneath can cause uneven tire wear, front-end misalignment, binding of the steering gear, and damage to the catalytic converter in your exhaust system, creating an environmental threat that may increase the danger of global warning.

An Inconvenient Truth Al Gore was probably a little bit too stately to have won the 2004 US presidential election, but his subsequent lecture tour warning of the dangers of global warning - of which this is the filmed record - has brought him redemption at a time when American politics is clouded with alienation and ennui.

In the poll, a large majority (79percentt) said there is "solid evidence" of global warning, and 61percentt said it is a problem that requires "immediate government action". But white evangelicals and mainline Protestants were more skeptical about global warming than Catholics and secular Americans, and more likely to say that it is the result of natural causes, not human activity.

He speaks of a recent report on global warning and ties it to burning fossil fuels and using nuclear power.

Lord Stern, the world's most authoritative climate economist, is calling on rich countries to do everything they can to help poorer nations weather the storm of global warming – warning that a failure would escalate poverty, migration and conflict.

They fund think tanks and hire college professors to promote their views and to cry wolf about government rules -- denying the reality of global warming, warning that raising the minimum wage or strengthening regulations on banks will "kill jobs," and attacking Obamacare (and Obama) as "socialist".

The background to Rep. Smith's demand is that UCS has been uncovering evidence that scientists at ExxonMobil had informed company executives decades ago that the combustion of fossil fuels was contributing to global warning and posed a significant danger.

They also pledged their commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the hope of limiting global warning to 2C.