Sentence examples for warming alarm from inspiring English sources

And that he is unaware that erratic extremes of weather — such as brutal droughts (Australia), violent hurricanes (Katrina), "historic blizzards" (Washington, D.C ., and historic glacier melts (Alaska) — have long been predicted by "global warming alarm groups," i.e., climate scientists?

With Dr. Kesten C. Green and Dr. Willie Soon, I found that the global warming alarm is based on improper forecasting procedures.

In view of what increasingly looks like an unbridgeable stalemate and after years of inflamed global warming alarm, we are beginning to see a period of sobering up, where national interests and economic priorities are overriding environmental concerns and utopian proposals.

James Hansen is not quite so famous: he's the outspoken NASA climate scientist who sounded the global warming alarm way back in 1988.

My artistic staff of writers, actors, designers, and directors tried to raise the global warming alarm through our plays, developing an art form called the "eco-cabaret," but art turned out to be too indirect for the urgency of this issue.

His research reveals that Americans fall into six categories when it comes to global warming: alarmed (18%), concerned (33%), cautious (19%), disengaged (12%), doubtful (11%), and dismissive (7%).

Get ready for neo-Romantic doting on miscellaneous catastrophes, with global warming the default alarm.

Titled "Cool It," Ms. Timoner's partly completed film, based on the work of the environmental writer Bjorn Lomborg, aims to quiet the global-warming alarm bells that Mr. Guggenheim and his narrator, Al Gore, set ringing.

On Thursday, participants issued a call to action, saying, "Our climate is warming at an alarming and unprecedented rate and we have an urgent duty to respond".

"Our climate is warming at an alarming, unprecedented rate and we have an urgent duty to respond," world leaders concluded at the 22nd United Nations Climate Conference (COP22).

Some alarms are not false alarms, said Mike Wischhusen, director for industry standards at Michelin North America, "Once the tire warms up, the alarm will go away — usually," he said.