Sentences with phrase «change wreaks havoc»

«New Scripps Institution Antarctica Research Confirms IPCC Wrong Regarding Little Ice Age Main 1956: Climate Change Wreaks Havoc Across The World - Disasters Flourish»

In fact, we now know the urgency is even more acute, as climate change wreaks havoc all over the globe.

«But we don't have to wait until these changes wreak havoc on our forest habitats.

Those abrupt climate changes wreaked havoc on ecosystems, but their cause has been something of a mystery.

With climate change wreaking havoc on the health of the nearby Great Lakes and the cleanup of the Kalamazoo spill still going on four years later, experts say Upton's pro-fossil fuel agenda is wearing thin with his constituents.

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The fact is, when your community, identity, and sense of purpose and security are all tightly intertwined with your faith, challenges and changes to that faith can wreak havoc on your relationships and spiritual and emotional health.

In addition, climate change continues to wreak havoc on small - scale farmers and increase pressures on the global food supply.

Snow has wreaked havoc over the past few days but what if it's just the start and the global warming, sorry, climate change means we're all facing months, years or decades in freezing conditions?

These hormones are responsible for things like body and voice changes, acne, and the lovely mood swings wreaking havoc in your home.

Pregnancy can wreak havoc on your sex life as you and your partner cope with your changing body and mood - killing symptoms like fatigue and nausea.

This is the kind of change that disrupt a grown adult's schedule and it can wreak havoc on a baby's.

The time change can wreak havoc at bedtimes as children adjust to the new mood lighting caused by the loss of an hour (imagine being used to a 7 pm bedtime and now it's been moved to what your body feels is 6 pm!).

Making this cap permanent, through a constitutional change, would wreak havoc on our state and municipal budgets for many generations.

On average, the 33 doctors in the pilot study lost 2 hours and 48 minutes of sleep a week after their residency training began, due to high work load and frequent changes in their schedule that wreaked havoc on their sleep patterns.

Where does the stormwater go?Farther inland are blocks of brown family homes lined with palm trees, and the city's public works building, where city and county officials explained on a December morning how climate change could wreak havoc on the city's existing infrastructure.

Increased carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere is making the Pacific coast acidic far more rapidly than previously believed, potentially wreaking havoc for creatures living in it that are unable to tolerate the swiftly changing environment.

And Sonia Altizer, a disease ecologist at the University of Georgia, Athens, notes that the lobsters» ability to detect illness is helpful now, but the PaV1 virus could wreak havoc should the lobster's habitat be destroyed by human activity or climate change.

This sudden change can wreak havoc on your metabolism and is much easier said than done.

The huge changes in hormones during pregnancy can wreak havoc on your body and skin but an underlying hormonal imbalance may be to blame as well.

When antibiotics change the gut terrain for the worse, opportunistic bacteria becomes strong enough to wreak havoc throughout the body, causing everything from autoimmune diseases to bowel disorders.

The waist trainer is an extreme training product that can create change aesthetically but can also wreak havoc on the physical systems.

While it may not officially be winter, the constant changes in weather are wreaking havoc on my skin.

Taking care of skin is extremely important especially as the temperature changes and the cold weather has a habit of wreaking havoc on our faces.

Heading into winter wind and temperature changes can further wreak havoc with your skin, so I am very mindful of how important it is to keep my skin hydrated, loved and glowing.

Change in seasons has been wreaking havoc with my sinuses so I have such dark undereye circles now, I didn't walk into a wall or something.

Hell - bent on payback, the crew cuts a swath of destruction through opposing forces, wreaking havoc and shutting down an unexpected threat in the nick of time — six pounds of weapons - grade plutonium; enough to change the balance of power in the world.

Directed by Rob King, the film features a cast that also includes Sarah Lind, Hugh Dillon, and Jakob Davies; take a look below... In the near future climate change has wreaked havoc -LSB-...]

Such volatility can wreak havoc when rewards and punishments are doled out on the basis of changes in test scores; school personnel are at risk of being punished or rewarded for results that are beyond their control.

«Change can wreak havoc on a mature industry, and the market is changing at 100 mph,» Hamilton says, citing how most consumers today use the Internet and social media in particular to shop for cars.

... four women in the 1960s who start reading provocative fiction and form a secret club that changes their livesn — and in the present, they recruit four young women to take over the book club, as the provocative material unearths their buried desires and wreaks havoc on their otherwise ideal lives (via Publishers Marketplace Deals).

The problem is that her ex is still out there wreaking havoc on her world, while Belah spent the last three millennia in hiding.With her race's world changing, it's time for Belah to show her face again.

But my original source for the havoc wreaked by «enhanced typography» with the formatting changed made after uploading without our knowledge or approval was Shephard (though I think that may be misspelled).

Clearly, the status quo has been disastrous on a national scale, and without fundamental change it is likely to wreak economic havoc again.

You'd be surprised how many connections are hacked (and how much havoc gets wreaked) because the standard password hasn't been changed.

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However all of this comes with a price as the new fuel begins to wreak havoc with the Earth's weather systems, irrecoverably changing much of the Earth's surface into a death - ridden wasteland known as «The Dust.»

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Paintings will be changed out with each episode as Grossmalerman takes a stab at a new subject matter and Basquiat's angry ghost wreaks further havoc on the zany characters that populate The GROSSMALERMAN Show!

So if we can imagine a total earth - human system (including solar input and other extra terrestial impacts), then climate change itself might be considered a «forcing» on a very sensitive system that wreaks extreme havoc, whereas CC alone would have only caused considerable harm.

The call to action comes a day after a landmark US report, named the National Climate Assessment, which has warned that climate change is wreaking havoc across the US.

The IPCC recently stated that, today, climate change is wreaking havoc «on all continents and across the oceans,» and it will only get worse unless we take immediate action.

If we keep burning fossil fuels at our current rates, food may become harder and harder to grow in many places — as even slight changes in long - established precipitation and temperature patterns can wreak havoc on certain fruits and vegetables — and what does grow could be less and less nutritious.

«Climate change is the cholera of our era — fear of the havoc that climate change will wreak should stimulate a new public health revolution.»

As the globe has been experiencing record heat during the spring of 2010, floodwaters that have been predicted by climate change science are wreaking havoc in many locations world - wide.

Of course we can not be 100 % sure that human - induced climate change will, if unchecked, wreak havoc on countless millions of people (any more than people in the 1930s could be absolutley sure of Hitler's intentions).

As FoE's forest program gains ground against interests that wreck forest and wreak climate havoc, we are committed to addressing the root causes of deforestation and climate change, and to continuing to advance the perspectives of the indigenous and grassroots communities most impacted by these crises.

Dust storms, which are expected to increase in some regions due to climate change, could wreak their own havoc, because iron - rich mineral dust can drive a 10 - to 1,000-fold increase in the growth rate of Vibrio bacteria.

But scientists say climate change is wreaking havoc on many other species — including birds and reptiles — that are sensitive to fluctuations in temperatures.

This could potentially have a catastrophic effect on climate change, which is already wreaking havoc on the environment and wildlife around the world.

The paper made the case for developing alternatives to fossil fuels, ensuring that economic development doesn't wreak environmental havoc and recognizing the importance of adaptation to climate change.