Sentences with phrase «immense damage on»
The climate engineers are inflicting immense damage on the already decimated climate system and biosphere.
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My posts demanding Wenger out have been purely because, like ALL TRUE GOONERS I love this club and see so very clearly what immense damage he and the people above him are inflicting on us all who love Arsenal.
If, after just a month in government, the coalition reneges on one of the few concessions on economic policy that the Lib Dems managed to secure in the agreement, then the long term damage will be immense.
Half a century on, the book remains controversial but there is now no doubt that however useful pesticides are, they cause an immense amount of damage too.
Anthropogenic activity has inflicted immense and irreparable damage to the planet and climate system on countless fronts.
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.»
So climate alarmism is not just the biggest scam ever perpetrated on society, but one that would do immense real damages to all the objectives I have for our country, our economy, and the environment.
«This heroic campaign shall be carried out on a vast scale, transforming our economy at wartime speed,» The Climate Mobilization writes, because «climate change is causing immense human suffering and damage to the natural world.
If you look at the other key players in the Anglosphere - the US, Australia, Canada - you can see the immense damage that can be wreaked when the political consensus on tackling the biggest long term existential challenge of the era breaks down.
«Given that the UK are under immense pressure to build more homes year on year, any improved initiatives which might lead to measures during the construction phase to improve or reduce the impact on the environment and help mitigate flood damage, particularly from surface water run - off has to be a good idea.
On the highways and interstates, jackknifed trucks often cause death or serious injury to others, as well as immense property damage.
Driving slower gets you better gas mileage, and pushing your car to the limit puts immense strain on your vehicle, permanently damaging the engine.