Sentences with phrase «of economic apocalypse»

If what you mean by «scare mongering scenario» is histrionic predictions of economic apocalypse following any attempt to deal with AGW, then no, you're probably guessing wrong.

Since last spring, when fears of economic apocalypse began to ebb, we've been treated to an alphabet soup of predictions about the recovery.

Numerous polls published since the June referendum have shown that the British public still narrowly favours Brexit despite warnings of economic apocalypse and political turmoil.

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Unlike the bursting of previous bubbles, this has not been a wholesale economic apocalypse.

As for Argentina being in financial crisis, it's difficult to think of a period of time that that country wasn't lurking towards an economic apocalypse.

Hercules, Caesar, Colleoni: there is symbolized brute strength, military power, political power, economic power, the power to enslave and destroy; the power of international arms sales, nuclear stockpiles, oil cartels and transnational corporations; the spiritual power of imposed belief and religious triumphalism demanding obedience and maintaining an uncertain peace by the balance of terror, whether by threats of hell or atomic apocalypse.

Thanks to the proliferation of online dating, would - be couples are now almost as likely to meet via email or a virtual wink as they are NEW YORK (CNNMoney)-- For people who spend every day preparing for disaster — whether it's a 2012 apocalypse, a nuclear meltdown, an economic

Apocalypse looms large in writer / director Jeff Nichols's intimate tale of social, mental, and economic duress.

The show, which is based on the idea of «an apocalypse announced long ago that can not come about», is presented in three chapters and explores this thematic field from the point of view of critical Anthropology, highlighting the economic, social and historical aspects of narratives on the end of the world.

Ultimately what is needed are not more scenarios of Anthropocene Apocalypse but more ideas of how a «good Anthropocene» might emerge with the help of new societal values, new economic rules, landmark political decisions, individual behavior changes and, yes, new technologies.

While the iron law of climate may seem obvious, many on the left continue to reject it, insisting that turning up the volume with dire warnings of climate apocalypse and civil - rights - style protests can overcome the basic technological and economic obstacles to action.

While TreeHugger readers are generally optimistic types, there is no question that with climate chaos, peak oil, economic meltdown and whatever else might be the fourth horseman of the apocalypse, things could get pretty dire, and pretty quickly.

The plans that will offer even a chance of avoiding the worst of the climate Apocalypse are not salable because of their hard demand reductions (and ensuing global economic collapse), and the plans that are salable will insure an express ride to the Apocalypse.

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Kevin Anderson, Tim Garrett, myself, and many others who have examined the economic consequences of the severe fossil fuel usage reductions required to give us any chance of avoiding the impending climate Apocalypse all come to that conclusion, with perhaps somewhat different views of «devastating».

These additional reductions in the near - term are the core of any responsible plan to avoid the climate Apocalypse, and the additional reductions will result in severe economic penalties.

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The plans that will offer even a chance of avoiding the worst of the climate Apocalypse are not salable because of their hard demand reductions (and ensuing global economic collapse), and the plans that are salable (such as yours / Secular's) will insure an express ride to the climate Apocalypse.

And before you criticize others for the presumed (by you) inadequacy of their ideas, consider that the kind of economic disruption you appear to be advocating could conceivably be as damaging as your yellow - journalism - alarmingly entitled «climate Apocalypse» (or your new and rather sillier «geocide» — clue for you..

And economic collapse... a higher prime rate... unimaginable deficits... The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse....

CoinFox spoke to Shannon Lowery, the founder of the first oil - for - bitcoin online market, who believes the cryptocurrency will help governments to mitigate the effects of upcoming «economic apocalypse».

It was the time of the financial crisis in the US, an economic apocalypse.