Sentences with phrase «care about our future climate»

Not exact matches

It sure looks like few people can afford to care about climate impacts thousands of years and more in the future.

At any rate, the facts as reported ought to be accurate, rather than judging in advance that no one cares about climate impacts that last thousands of years and more into the future.

As Gore keeps on telling us, the choice really is ours to make: whether we care enough about our children, grandchildren and future generations to take serious action now to avert a full - blown climate crisis.

Unfortunately, for people who care about the future of humanity and the vast variety of species were are dragging to extinction [PDF] through the climate crisis, profit is the key factor for fossil fuel barons and their influence peddlers.

Students aren't exactly doing it because they care about the environment, they are doing it because they have been taught in classes that this is one of the biggest threats, climate change, to their future, and they know what the causes are.

The term «enforcers of the climate consensus» is a bitter and resentful way to refer to competent and productive climate scientists, in particular those who care enough about the current and future impact of anthropogenic climate change on Earth's ecosystems and on humanity.

They may begin to care about climate change because it is going to make their condition worse in the future.

To stand with millions around the world in a visible demonstration that we actually care about the planet, about climate change, about the future.

climate sensitivities, it shouldn't ultimately matter whether dangerous climate change occurs in 2200, 2300 or 2400 because of our actions now; surely we should care about what we leave for future generations?

This paper by Salzman et al. 2008 is a little technical in places, and a little out of date (now), but provides a nice insight into why we should care about Pliocene climate, and also discusses our understanding of matches and mismatches between the world of the mid-Pliocene and today, and so why it is a useful analogy for our future.

Wherever the profiteers of climate change, of mountain top removal, of air and water pollution meet, citizens who care about a safe and healthy future will be there to stop them.»