Sentences with phrase «damaging climate change»

For these regions, current warming, and the further warming (at least 0.5 degree C) guaranteed by CO2 already emitted, constitutes damaging climate change today.

For these regions, current warming, and the further warming (at least 0.5 degree C) guaranteed by CO2 already emitted, constitutes damaging climate change today.

The emissions cuts offered have disappointed scientists and poorer nations facing damaging climate change.

on 28 August, Dr. John Wright, Director of CSIRO's Energy Transformed Flagship said that the task of avoiding highly damaging climate change is «absolute immense.»

Doing our fair share in the global effort to arrest damaging climate change by achieving zero net emissions by 2050 3.

I would like to add one more; the one I think has most damaged the Climate Change discussion, exaggeration.

LATE this month, the curtain rises on a global summit in Paris aimed at mitigating the prospect of damaging climate change.

On any plausible business as usual scenario, emissions will grow substantially, while for any plausible climate science model, we need to reduce emissions substantially if we are to avoid highly damaging climate change.

The article (PDF) begins with the admission that «Global warming is happening and man is responsible for at least some of it» but CEI proceeds to argue that «There is no «scientific consensus» that global warming will cause damaging climate change.»

Undoing the damage climate change and human exploitation has done to Senegal's vast mangroves is proving controversial

Caught in the crosshairs of an ongoing New York Attorney General investigation exploring its role in studying the damage climate change could cause since the 1970's and then proceeding to fund climate science denial campaigns, ExxonMobil has announced an interesting job opening.

As students, we should be aware of the damage the climate change brings to our world.

Instead, carbon sequestered from the atmosphere by plants and stored in biomass has value because it provides humanity with at least one key service: mitigation of damaging climate change.

In the light of evidence since then, he believes his report underestimated the damages climate change could cause and the speed of that change.