Back in 1976, people were yammering on about the «
global disaster facing humanity,» about «worldwide catastrophe» in our «near future,» about how we'd end up extinct if we didn't stop being so greedy and environmentally irresponsible.
Not exact matches
Conservationists house these seeds as insurance for
global food security in the
face of war, natural
disaster and climate change.
Faced with dwindling natural resources and imminent
global disaster, we seem unable to turn off the tap.
Below, as time allows, I'll add input from experts on the challenges and opportunities
facing Haiti in the months and years ahead as efforts are made to «build back better,» in the parlance of planners, engineers and seismologists who are part of a
global movement to reduce losses from inevitable
disasters.
In a separate development, a report in the UK's Sunday Times newspaper said the IPCC
faced «new controversy for wrongly linking
global warming to an increase in the number and severity of natural
disasters», in its 2007 milestone report.
Similarly with environmental
disaster — you might find it is a new incurable plague we
face, or a crop disease, or an asteroid, or the rise of a new
global dictatorial cult, or an invasion of vampire moths.
Literally thousands of scientists disagree with claims that we
face an imminent manmade
global warming
disaster, or that warming is connected to disease or harvests.
With the world
facing increased warming, melting ice caps, rising sea levels, intense weather events and other
global disasters, scientists are exploring ways to re-engineer the planet to counter the effects of
global warming.