Sentence examples for violent climate changes from inspiring English sources

In this week's issue and here online (see Fact), Elizabeth Kolbert writes about a research project in Greenland that is using glacial ice to investigate the history of the Earth's climate, and to find out what the discovery of violent climate changes in the distant past might mean for the present.

Violent climate change is part of Gaia's adaptations to us, and he says it is already quite inevitable.

At a time when Western civilization feels threatened by terrorism, it's hard to know how to measure the threat of a violent climate change.

And in Scotland itself, there would be a violent climate change in politics as parties ceased to be London's branch offices.

Jumps in human brain size, Cox tells us, may have been responding to bursts of violent climate change, itself contingent on periods when the Earth's orbit was at its most elliptical.

Violent, climate-change driven storms will flood and destroy cities, and claim human lives.

After seven years Mark Kennedy's tip-off resulted in the conviction of 20 non-violent climate change protesters which is now subject to a Crown Prosecution Service review.

Population growth, violent conflicts, climate change and other factors are driving more and more people to move within and between countries.

It is also the disenfranchised, the impoverished and the displaced people of the Sahel who grapple with the effects of a powerful cocktail of violent extremism, climate change and abject poverty that is wrecking the lives and prospects of millions.

This frigid weather is another example of the kind of violent and abrupt climate change that results from global warming.

After Hurricane Sandy devastated New York in 2012, the city was delivered a harsh reminder that it would have to adapt to the threat of violent weather and climate change.