Sentence examples for warming warning from inspiring English sources

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".

In a 2015 speech, Obama repeatedly said "we're not moving fast enough" to combat the damage caused by a warming climate, warning that "we will condemn our children to a planet beyond their capacity to repair".

Whether the legislation will be enough remains to be seen Britain's reception to the bill's approval was far from warm, warning that it would carefully review conditions on the loans.

So I was a little nervous this morning logging into Climate Reality – Al Gore's 24-hour global-warming warning – as to what I might discover.

There are already plenty of global-warming warning flags flying; this interesting program misses an opportunity to go a step beyond that.

In 2011, it was released for the first time as an ebook, because, as Mitchell acknowledged in a preface, he saw, in the Occupy Wall Street grassroots movement, parallels with EPIC, and wanted to offer Sinclair as both a warming and warning example to the new wave of progressive protestors.

James Hansen, director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York City and a vociferous advocate for lowering global greenhouse gas emissions, was chosen for his work modeling Earth's climate, predicting global warming, and warning the world about the consequences.

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