Sentences with phrase «problem of anthropogenic global warming»

If that hurts the cause of spreading understanding of the problem of anthropogenic global warming, then that's unfortunate.

Through their statement on climate change, Buddhist leaders have crossed this boundary into an area in which, it seems to me, they lack knowledge both of the alleged problems of anthropogenic global warming and of the best policies that might be adopted to deal with an always uncertain future.

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Secondly, while there are indeed lots of other unsustainable human impacts on ecosystems and the Earth's biosphere generally, the rapidly escalating effects of anthropogenic global warming threaten to overwhelm all of those other problems in the very near future, with devastating impacts not only for human civilization and the human species, but for all life on Earth, for a long, long time.

The site is not for everybody; certainly people who want to argue the question of whether AGW (anthropogenic global warming) is or isn't a problem will find nothing to engage with on our site.

Today, I'll illustrate how Keating's subsequent diatribe against me is little more than a microcosm of the larger problem plaguing the political side of the anthropogenic global warming (AGW) issue.

I'm going to venture out on a limb here and say that the Institute of Economic Analysis is primarily concerned about the economic problems with combatting anthropogenic global warming.

Dr. Pachauri pointed out that it was yet another consequence of Anthropogenic Global Warming and that if he donated large sums of money to him and The Goracle his problem might go away.

The coupling of the sea level rise problem and its solutions with anthropogenic global warming and emissions reductions is unfortunate.

Evidently he just doesn't get the fact that the reason there's a problem is because most of us with gray matter inside our cranium have figured out that anthropogenic global warming is a fraud and a hoax.

We must forget the obsession with global anthropogenic greenhouse warming alone plus the implementation of draconian global mitigation actions and shift our attention to local and regional climate and weather - related issues and any actionable adaptation measures that can be planned and implemented in order to avoid potential problems.

In an Orwellian exercise in doublespeak, the authors of the text, including well - known proponents of abortion and population control like the UN's Jeffrey Sachs, make an attempt to conflate the bogeyman of extreme anthropogenic global warming with the very real problem of environmental pollution.

The theory of anthropogenic global warming (AGW) is also not a problem for most sceptics.

This has caused a problem for the skeptical community, because the majority of scientific skeptics accept the consensus of scientific opinion on anthropogenic global warming (AGW).

Concern with relatively small effects of possible anthropogenic caused global warming is a misplaced distraction, and will probably lead to the public losing confidence in scientists, and could weaken the support needed when real problems occur.»

The underlying problem in all of this is that a large number of scientists have an incredibly strong vested interest in the «existence» of anthropogenic global warming.

A severe credibility problem for proponents of anthropogenic global warming is the challenge that models can't forecast beyond 72 hours, but they're certain about much longer forecasts.

However, I haven't noticed any discussion of the problems with the purported link between anthropogenic green house gas (AGHG) emissions and global warming.

Climate skeptics struggle with getting the majority of people to understand the problems with the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's (IPCC) anthropogenic global warming (AGW) story.

On the contrary, by effectively and accurately communicating the current scientific understanding of anthropogenic global warming, Al Gore's movie contributed powerfully to better «global understanding» of the nature, severity and urgency of the problem.

Even if most climate scientists agree on the anthropogenic causes of global warming, that doesn't imply that the best way to deal with the problem is through drastic cuts in greenhouse emissions.