Sentences with phrase «current global civilization»
We need a global insight to awaken our consciences; and to cause a metamorphosis in the DNA intrinsic in the epistemological meta - paradigm of the current global civilization.
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The period also saw the beginning of every part of the world being drawn into the current of a single global civilization dominated by Western science and technology.
But current methods of mobilizing civilization's energy are more disruptive of local, regional and global environmental conditions and processes than anything else that humans do.
Throughout Lost Planet 3, there are a number of pretty on - the - nose corollaries drawn between current fears of global warming and fossil fuel consumption and the game's background story of the Earth's slowly collapsing civilization.
Pollen data shows humans reversed natural global cooling: Current temperatures are hotter than at any time in the history of human civilization
Pollen data shows humans reversed natural global cooling: Current temperatures are hotter than at any time in the history of human civilization https://www.theguardian.com/environment/climate-consensus-97-per-cent/2018/feb/19/pollen-data-shows-humans-reversed-natural-global-cooling
Only completely blind denialists would posit that our current human global civilization is only having a «negligible» effect on the planet.
New calculations by the author indicate that if the world continues to burn fossil fuels at the current rate, global warming will rise to two degrees Celsius by 2036, crossing a threshold that will harm human civilization.
In no way can my summary of the research regarding the impact of regional climate change on the Viking civilization and Europe during the Little Ice Age be used to «prove» the current global warming is due to a natural cycle.»
The first part reconstructed global temperature over the last deglaciation (22,000 to 11,300 years ago)(Shakun et al., 2012, Nature 484, 49 - 55; see also http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~shakun/FAQs.html), while our study focused on the current interglacial warm period (last 11,300 years), which is roughly the time span of developed human civilizations.
After all, Ray's analysis says that for technological civilization to be likely to survive there has to be a decisive global shift to new energy technologies within the current century.