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climate crisis

[ klahy-mit krahy-sis ]

noun

Climatology.
  1. a critical situation in which long-term change in the earth’s climate has severe adverse effects on the environment, necessitating immediate and bold countermeasures:

    Brewers are taking notice as the climate crisis decimates Europe’s barley crops.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of climate crisis1

First recorded in 1985–90
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In recent years, the centre has commissioned fourteen exhibitions by diverse international artists - including Adham Faramawy, Ntiense Eno-Amooquaye and Abi Palmer - which have explored themes from climate crisis to materiality.

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To hear Francis tell it, fighting poverty and confronting the climate crisis go hand in hand.

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Perhaps even worse, Trump and his lackeys are dismantling the scientific institutions that have taught us — and continue to teach us — much of what we know about the climate crisis.

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But what Francis understood — and what I personally found so inspiring about his decision to write “Laudato Si” — was that talking about the climate crisis is everyone’s job now.

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He asked the world’s 1.3 billion Catholics to open their eyes to the connections between the climate crisis, poverty and selfishness.

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