Sentences with phrase «dangerous changes»

A person with diabetes may have a dog that is trained to recognize and alert its owner to dangerous changes in blood sugar.

But they don't produce so much anxiety as the more dangerous changes that we can't opt out of.

A 2009 report published by the U.K.'s Royal Society argued that such drastic efforts could become important short - term tools for reversing dangerous changes to the climate.

As evidence mounts that humans are causing dangerous changes in Earth's climate, a handful of skeptics are providing some serious blowback

Development of the coal reserves of the Basin would occur at a time when the world is beginning to shift away from fossil fuels in an attempt to avoid dangerous changes in the global climate system.

He said he'd also «organized tenant associations to challenge landlords who sought to promote dangerous changes — such as building a high - rise tower on top of an existing building at 201 W. 92nd St. and 200 W. 93rd St.»

(2017), which looks dangerous changes in wheat production (both not rated).

Many pets in uremic failure (failing kidneys) develop dangerous changes in their blood calcium and phosphorus levels.

So while the overall goal of climate negotiations is to avoid «dangerous climate change», perhaps it needs to be changed so that the goal becomes to «minimize dangerous change to the Earth System as a whole», a dramatic shift in how we think about the issue.

First there is a procedural similarity between CDR and SRM: both are deliberate interventions to reduce the likelihood and extent of dangerous climate change undertaken after the greenhouse gases expected to drive dangerous change have been released.

The other fallacy is that the climate of the past ~ 100 years has been extreme, dangerous, and is portending great dangerous changes to come.

This is enough, say the scientists, to encourage dangerous changes to the Earth's climate.

The World Bank and others have estimated that the globe has already warmed by about 0.8 degrees C (1.4 F) since the Industrial Revolution and 2 degrees C is widely viewed as a threshold to dangerous changes such as more floods, heat waves and rising sea levels.

For native title, the most dangerous changes are reflected in the removal of legislative protection which ensured that PBCs have an obligation to consult with native title holders about decisions concerning their lands.

Previous studies have revealed that during a race, marathon runners often show evidence of dangerous changes to the heart, including an enlarged right atrium (the chamber that receives oxygen - starved blood from the body) and elevated levels in the blood of enzymes that signal heart damage.

The British university has contended that the messages were illegally obtained by a hacker, who posted them on Web sites of groups critical of the current scientific consensus that human activity has caused dangerous changes to the global climate.

That December, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reported that greenhouse gases were rising, with human activity the likely cause and dangerous changes in the earth's conditions a likely result.

He had been arguing that the government was taking a «dangerous change of direction, with no discussion, no analysis and no involvement», which resulted to an NHS «moving into crisis, threatened as never before».

On the one hand, a dangerous change in ocean circulation seemed unlikely in the next century or two.

Some fear that paying for legitimate utilities and maps is a dangerous change for the modding community.

We believe the effect has been massively over-represented in order to stampede people into a panic over warming, hooking their guilt about «carbon footprints» into a dangerous change in policy.

«What we are saying is that our government is co-creating a dangerous change in the world,» legal advisor Roger Cox from the firm Paulussen Advocaten told RTCC ahead of the verdict.

The key questions to be answered, however, are whether the human global signal is large enough to be measured and if it is, does it represent, or is it likely to become, a dangerous change outside the range of natural variability?

We're not worried about the relatively modest warming and climate change over the past century, we're worried about the dangerous change to come over the next century because of the rapid rise in global greenhouse gas emissions in the «skeptics» favored business as usual scenario.

It should be obvious that this discussion has important policy consequences since so many politicians are wedded to the idea that CO2 needs to be controlled in order to avoid «dangerous changes of the global climate.»

And sadly, the Trump Administration is not doing what we know needs to be done to reverse these dangerous changes taking place.

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