Sentences with phrase «result of human actions»

al can not prove concusively that the earth is warming as a direct result of human actions... and it has been proven beyond a reasonable doubt the data used for al gore's hockey stick chart, most of the «record temperaures», and much of the other basis for the warmist culture has been manupilated and / or cherry picked....

Scientists estimate that at least 99 out of 100 species extinctions in the world today are the result of human action.

Because the species has been reported in Washington state, just 70 miles from the Canadian border, the researchers speculate that the species was brought into Canada as a result of human actions.

But most is the result of human actions, in the form of sulphate aerosols from burning fuels.

Does it matter if they are natural or the result of human action?

Over the years Thater's work has also shed light on the complexities of animal subjectivity and transformed our understanding of the natural world and the threats it faces as a result of human actions.

Textiles are a site of mediation: the expressive folds of garments and loin cloth are most legible against the orderly creases in the red hangings, and both are the result of human action: the act of folding laundry, the act of hands being clenched in despair.

While scientists and campaigners debate what mix of factors shaped this epic storm, what's indisputable is that much of the disaster that unfolded as it came ashore was the result of human actions and decisions — ranging from where we've chosen to build or subsidize development to how seriously our governments take the need to build with the worst in mind (as always, of course, with budgets in mind).

Like Global Warming, it is the result of human actions, but unlike Global Warming, effective action CAN be taken to ameliorate it.

Extreme weather in 2013 was largely the result of human actions, a new report from the United Nations has revealed.

Future emissions will be the result of human actions.

Nothing you have said has anything to do with the truth of the statement you are attacking: «Future emissions will be the result of human actions.

Pope Francis took a strong stand on anthropogenic climate change Monday, telling a gathering of diplomats in the Vatican that global warming is a result of human action.

A newly released national survey conducted by Mendez's colleagues at the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication shows Latinos in the United States are now more convinced than non-Latinos that global warming is happening and that it is the result of human actions.

Does it matter if they are natural or the result of human action?