Sentence examples for runaway emissions from inspiring English sources

The runaway emissions of past decades have pushed average global temperatures to around 0.9C (1.7F) higher than they were prior to the industrial revolution.

President Obama advocates an "all of the above" strategy on energy but — after a period of silence on the issue — implicitly evoked the dangers of runaway emissions at the Democratic convention by warning that climate change is indeed a threat.

The likely heating with current runaway emissions will massively disrupt plants, animals, agriculture - and thus, us, notes Justin Gillis at the New York Times.

The specter of runaway Chinese emissions has been cited by President Bush as a major reason for why the Kyoto climate accord is "fatally flawed".

That specter of runaway Chinese emissions has been cited by President Bush as a major reason for describing as "fatally flawed" the 1997 Kyoto agreement to protect the climate.

National Review, a conservative magazine and website that constantly dismisses the threats posed by runaway carbon emission, tweeted a graph Tuesday showing global temperatures shifting from 1880 to the present day, calling it "the only #climatechange chart you need to see".

But neither poor health nor runaway greenhouse gas emissions are written in stone, the authors said.

Trump's election during one of the hottest years on record helped ignite a new political fury over runaway greenhouse gas emissions.

Despite the demise of Green G.D.P., party leaders insist that they intend to restrain runaway energy use and emissions.

Conflicting Pressures Despite the demise of Green G.D.P., party leaders insist that they intend to restrain runaway energy use and emissions.

Stopping the runaway train of world carbon emissions is getting harder by the day, a new global analysis suggests.