Sentences with phrase «quickening global»
As human development increasingly creates conflicts with wildlife and natural systems — most notably reflected through shrinking ecological diversity and quickening global climate change — Scenic Hudson said the expertise of a research scientist is crucial.
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The deals have been spurred by quickening global growth and robust business confidence, as well as tax cuts passed in the US last year that have added to the firepower for marquee acquisitions.»
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Martijn Wilder, Baker & McKenzie partner in charge of global environmental markets and climate change, said the firm hadn't done much climate litigation in the past but the pace of inquiries from companies seeking reassurance about any potential liability had quickened.
If the recent «slowdown» in global surface warming is reversing, the stronger land carbon sink seen in recent years may weaken again, and the rise in CO2 may quicken again.
More gloom came late last month, when the Global Carbon Project, an international scientific group, reported that carbon emissions not only are increasing, but are increasing at a quickening pace, one that's likely to push global temperatures beyond the two - degrees barrier within just three deGlobal Carbon Project, an international scientific group, reported that carbon emissions not only are increasing, but are increasing at a quickening pace, one that's likely to push global temperatures beyond the two - degrees barrier within just three deglobal temperatures beyond the two - degrees barrier within just three decades.
(Rates of global sea level rise continue to quicken.
While many industries are seeing a quickening with global business shifts such as e-commerce and 24/7 virtual access, the trucking industry is suffering from a driver shortage — a problem with the potential to slow...
While many industries are seeing a quickening with global business shifts such as e-commerce and 24/7 virtual access, the trucking industry is suffering from a driver shortage — a problem with the potential to slow things way down.