Sentences with phrase «dangerously warming world»

Whatever the exact weight put upon appendix 7 subsection 3 caveat 7, the general public have been led to believe — by constant propaganda from climatologits and their political allies for a decade or more — that we live in a dangerously warming world and so must immediately make sacrifices and do counter-intuitive things for the good of the planet.

But while piles of snow blocking your driveway hardly conjure images of a dangerously warming world, it doesn't mean that climate change is a myth.

On October 13, the first Day of Action of our International Federation, Friends of the Earth Scotland inflated a huge globe depicting the dangerously warming world outside Scottish Government building at St Andrew's House in Edinburgh.

An online journalist asked via a text message if the game company was worried that players who doubted humans were dangerously warming the world would be turned off.

Ms. Zoi acknowledged the challenge, noting that the group's market research found that 38 percent of Americans remain «fearful and confused» about the issue and 18 percent do not believe humans are dangerously warming the world.

With Kumik-esque levels of persistent drought in California and Brazil, as more and more people realize we now all inhabit a dangerously warmer world, even some Very Serious People are coming to grapple with a version of Crowden's question at a global scale: How on earth are we going to survive?

Not exact matches

«Geoengineering» experiments proposed to reduce global warming by blocking sunlight with atmosphere - injected particles may cool the world but still leave carbon dioxide levels dangerously high, Stanford scientists say.

Earlier this year, he co-wrote an article in the peer - reviewed Chinese Science Bulletin with fellow climate denialists arguing that the IPCC's models are inaccurate and the world won't warm dangerously by the end of the century.

No wait, the world is warming dangerously 3.

With the possible prospect of the world warming dangerously and uncontrollably, half of one degree Celsius may sound like a negligible temperature change unlikely to make much difference to life on Earth.