Sentences with phrase «implications of a warming world»

There has been a large disconnect between the scientific community and the «laymen» population on this issue as to what the real implications of a warming world at today's rate and magnitude can be.

There has been a large disconnect between the scientific community and the «laymen» population on this issue as to what the real implications of a warming world at today's rate and magnitude can be.

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The results, published in the current online edition of the journal Nature Geoscience, suggests major implications for today's warming world.

An ex-con and radical environmentalist, Michael is so terrified by the implications of global warming that he wants Mary to abort their unborn child, rather than bring an innocent soul into a world swiftly headed for its next mass extinction.

The only thing that appears to be really true about climate change and climate scientists is that increased CO2 will arm the world but what the implications are of this warming scientists leave to other people.

In August, 2006, I gave a power - point - presentation at the Veterans For Peace National Convention titled, «A World of Hurt or Hope: The National Security Implications of Global warming / Abrupt Climate Change.

The Sunday Review has a thought - provoking trio of Op - Ed pieces on the drivers and implications of coastal losses in a warming world with crowded shores.

A big new Nature paper summarizing findings from one of the most important drilling projects on Greenland has important implications for the fate of the ice sheet in a warmer world.

The implications are important, since climate studies indicate the snowpack in mid-elevation forests in the Western United States and other similar forests around the world has been decreasing in the past 50 years because of regional warming.

The implication is that even though other teams have repeatedly warned that the world's reefs are in peril as the world warms because of ever - greater ratios of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, as a consequence of human combustion of fossil fuels at a profligate rate, the world's great reefs may survive for perhaps another century, rather than perish within the next 50 years.

«And with the country committed by Act of Parliament to reducing CO2 by 80 per cent by 2050, a project that will cost hundreds of billions, the news that the world has got no warmer for the past 16 years comes as something of a shock... the evidence is beginning to suggest that it may be happening much slower than the catastrophists have claimed — a conclusion with enormous policy implications.»

There was the keynote address by Sir Robert Watson, who explored the implications of our current emissions path, and the fact that we are likely heading for a world that is 4 or 5 degrees warmer by 2100 than it was before industrialisation, with consequences that are alarming rather than alarmist.

The world is on track to reach dangerous levels of global warming much sooner than expected, according to new Australian research that highlights the alarming implications of rising energy demand.

The gradual warming of the tropics may not seem as weird as March Madness, but it has much more important implications for biodiversity, food security and the stability of world financial markets.

The observations have implications for predicting the sea level rise that could accompany global warming and the melting of glaciers around the world.

The implications of these data in a warming world, taken together with other ongoing marine stressors like overfishing and pollution, are damning.