Sentences with phrase «warming problem»

I will discuss the global warming problem in detail because it is interesting, even though its importance is exaggerated.

Of course: That's why we have a global warming problem in the first place!

That solves the global warming problem for this planet.

Now if you respond, that seems ridiculous: the true premise underlying the climate warming problem needs no defense.

It is urgent that we properly approach the global warming problems worldwide.

With the global warming problem looming throughout the globe, it is just fitting to consider applying and utilizing the value of going green on the road.

Your scheme misses the point that one of the major viewpoints is that there are no CO2 induced global warming problems to come.

«Fixing the global warming problem without making cars more efficient is like trying to fix a leaky roof without a hammer,» said Environmental Defense President Fred Krupp.

IIUC the official meant that we had until 2000 to solve the global warming problem by reversing the GW trend to avoid «entire nations being wiped off the face of the Earth...» in the future.

I am a graduate of U.C. Berkeley and Harvard and, as much as I admire both of those universities (and am still recovering from the Bears» football odyssey this year), I must admit that I am surprised at how little I am hearing (in the Times, on CNN, on MSNBC, on Fox, on etc.) regarding the global warming problem from students and faculty from those two places as well as others.

Although the amount of wind that could be installed this cheaply is limited, it is interesting to ask how much it would cost to solve the global warming problem if all GHG reductions could be accomplished so cheaply.

If we could do that [with a solar cell], then we could actually deal with global warming problems even more directly because we'd be pulling the CO2 out of the air to make our fuel.

That, for me, affords an opening, given that any «solution» to the global warming problem implicitly involves using energy more carefully and finding abundant non-polluting sources that can compete with coal and oil.

But how about them keeping warm problem at ngiht?

(Hey, Dad, you worked on this globalo warming problem, what should we do?

Just in case anyone is confused about my own sense of the global warming problem after watching the science unfold for nearly 25 years, below you can find a list of points that I find are hard to refute.

In order for ExxonMobil to genuinely consider and address the global warming problem responsibly, it seems to me, it needs a sense of history that includes the history (past and future) of the human species and, ideally, other life.

Put another way, one can not expect a completely unregulated free marketplace to help responsibly address the global warming problem unless there is a «price» assigned to emitting carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, by way of (for example) a carbon «cap - and - auction» system or carbon tax: A small detail of basic economics, apparently forgotten in ExxonMobil's massive public campaign.

If developing countries do not mandatory their greenhouse gas emission, we can not slove the global warming problem better.

While your analysis makes sense, the tone of American comments from the talks has sometimes seemed to suggest that the most important thing to come out of the talks will be the scapegoating of China and the shifting of blame for Global Warming problems away from the US.

If it is any other reasons to the alarmists presumptions of CO2, then the solution to the global warming problem changes from one of prevention to remedial action.

To me, the obvious solution to robustness is a «world bank» of money to attack global warming problems as they arise.

Given the new found importance of aerosols on atmospheric warming the problem has become even more pressing.»

Assuming we can't fix our global warming problem quickly enough, a diverse diet could be the answer to filling nutritional voids.

I.e., we can respond to the Global Warming problem by implementing programs that shift costs onto those least deserving to pay it, and by shifting revenues or profits for response programs into the hands of those who already represent extraordinarily concentrated and subsidized wealth.

I think that if we are going to slow or reverse the global warming problem, we need everyone to get involved — from preschoolers to high school students to large corporations and governments.

«If you green the electrical system and then electrify the transportation system, you also have a very good start to the solution to our global warming problems,» McCalley says.

Or, as Roy says, «Wind energy is likely to be a part of the solution of the global warming problem.»

Although the amendments may elicit politically tantalizing information about lawmakers» views on climate science, they don't address the underlying questions about the pipeline: Will the project contribute greatly to the warming problem?

They were Jorge Sarmiento, an oceanographer at Princeton University who constructs ocean - circulation models that calculate how much atmospheric carbon dioxide eventually goes into the world's oceans; Eileen Claussen, executive director of the Pew Center for Global Climate Change in Washington, D.C.; and David Keith, a physicist with the University of Calgary in Alberta who designs technological solutions to the global warming problem.

KEITH: But it is incorrect to imagine that the only way to solve the global warming problem is to remove consumption.

Ever wondered which countries are the biggest culprits behind all the global warming problems?

• Stop the Problem of Ocean Acidification Global warming has been a hot topic in the ocean world, and it is because of ocean acidification, known as «the other global warming problem.»

OVERFISHING • Stop the Problem of Ocean Acidification Global warming has been a hot topic in the ocean world, and it is because of ocean acidification, known as «the other global warming problem.»

Now I'm not touching upon the global warming problem, I leave that to the knowledgable.

There used to be an excellent snowman appraiser in Newport, VT, but between his age and the global warming problem he's now mostly retired.