Learn · Sentences Discussing Climate Change
As global temperatures continue to rise, we are witnessing more frequent and intense natural disasters, which are a direct result of human-induced climate change.
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As global temperatures continue to rise, we are witnessing more frequent and intense natural disasters, which are a direct result of human-induced climate change.
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How to use in different contexts
Giving Advice
We must act now to mitigate climate change, as rising temperatures are leading to more frequent and severe natural disasters.
Describing Habits
We're seeing the effects of climate change daily, with increasingly intense storms and heatwaves.
Asking About Others
Are you aware of the increased frequency of natural disasters due to climate change?
Sharing Hypotheticals
If we don't address climate change, we can expect even more devastating natural disasters in the future.
Rephrased versions
Formal
The escalating global temperatures are resulting in a marked increase in the frequency and severity of natural disasters, a consequence of anthropogenic climate change.
Casual
With the planet getting hotter, we're seeing way more and worse natural disasters – it's all because of climate change.
Simpler English
The Earth is warming up, causing more and stronger storms and floods.
Phrases to learn
global temperatures continue to rise
The average temperature of the Earth is increasing steadily.
human-induced climate change
Climate change caused by human activities, primarily the burning of fossil fuels.