Sentences with phrase «scale action necessary»

For an overview of the climate science, see the David Spratt's Powerpoint presentation, Why is emergency - scale action necessary?

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The Governor's order empowers DEC and other state agencies to issue emergency individual permits for those larger - scale response actions that may be necessary.

Any larger - scale environmental changes can be achieved once the staff have the necessary knowledge and understanding to make informed judgements on the purchase of equipment and landscaping, if necessary over a period of several years, once a play policy has been agreed and a proper action plan has been devised.

Aside from the issues in conveying the story, there are some glaring inconsistencies, such as the invasion being alluded to being widespread yet much of the game treats your actions as if it's a covert affair and the suspension of disbelief necessary to accept the games explanation that everything was subsequently covered up at the end is ludicrous, considering the scale of everything that has come before.

If the time scale necessary for us to get kicked hard enough to take action to prevent the death of our civilization is longer than the time scale on which we have to take action, then we can't wait for the prodding from Mother Nature.

The core problem, of course, will be «ambition» — action on the scale that's actually necessary, rather than the scale that is or appears to be possible.

(c) it is still possible to restore a safe climate and prevent most of the anticipated long - term climate impacts — but only if societies across the world adopt an emergency mode of action that can enable the restructuring of the physical economy at the necessary scale and speed;

In order to achieve the necessary large - scale greenhouse gas emissions reductions, some form of government action is required.

Motivating collective action on the scale necessary to transform our economy in that short time frame is the hard part.

A major new report, just released today by the Stockholm Environment Institute and Friends of the Earth Europe, shows that — despite an increasingly widespread sense that climate catastrophe can no longer be averted — radical action, on the necessary scale, is still a very real possibility.

The plaintiff is entitled to her costs of the action at Scale B and necessary and reasonable disbursements to the date of delivery of this offer assessed in accordance with Rule 14 - 1 of the Supreme Court Civil Rules, B.C. Reg.168 / 09 (the «Civil Rules»); and

The gut check is a simple exercise in which the individual or individuals responsible for taking those day to day actions are asked on a scale of one to ten how committed they are to accomplishing those tasks on a daily basis, and for being governed by those principles necessary to do so, regardless of what else gets in the way.