Sentences with phrase «approaching crisis point»

But even more interesting was that, in a discussion with one of our guests who had welcomed the news, I learned - to my astonishment - that he was Chair of a local «Environmental Network» - whose website asserts, for example, that there is a «widespread consensus» that more CO2 will make the Earth «too hot for us», that «we are approaching crisis point» and «disaster» and that the opinions of sceptics are derived from media promotion «by those who stand to lose financially if energy consumption is reduced».

While the all - consuming political debate around Brexit rages on, the state of the arts in schools is approaching crisis point.

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While I correctly anticipated the credit crisis (see Critical Point for a reminder), the unwise response of policymakers — defend the bondholders, avoid debt restructuring, change accounting rules, extend, and pretend — virtually ensured years of economic headwinds, and led me to insist on making our approach robust to even Depression - era outcomes.

Although not discussed by corporate media, US - Russian relations apparently approach a point of crisis.

Following comments from the WLGA claiming children's services in Wales are nearly at «crisis point,» the Welsh Liberal Democrats have warned that a rigorous approach to children's services is necessary to secure the quality services needed.

A new Senate bill is intended to end a couple of private student loan practices that have harmed borrowers.The American student loan crisis is garnering the attention of lawmakers, and now there are two new proposals in the Senate banking bill to ease the pressure debt is putting on student loan borrowers, according to CNBC.The latest proposals aim to mitigate the negative effect of student loans would tackle how private student loan lenders approach the issue of a cosigner's death or bankruptcy, as well as how defaults would be reported on the borrower's credit report.Numerous studies have pointed toward...

With 2 degrees an immoveable limit, approaching the point of no return on our way there becomes the crisis.

Ashby Jones of the Wall Street Journal points out that most corporate lawsuits result in this approach to crisis management: