The phrase "a climate altered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a climate that has been changed or modified, often in the context of environmental discussions.
Example: "The effects of human activity have led to a climate altered by pollution and deforestation."
Alternatives: "a changed climate" or "an altered climate".
Our greenhouse study showed that a change in climate altered flowering phenology in the annual plant Brassica rapa, which in turn changed the estimated amounts of reproductive isolation both within and among populations.
With the political climate altered, everyone came to this year's hearings.
Krakatoa's explosion generated a climate-altering ash cloud that produced lurid red, blue, green and copper-colored sunsets, and lowered temperatures around the world.
Burning it on such a prodigious scale is changing the world's climate, altering monsoon patterns, melting glaciers, and acidifying the oceans.
Moreover, burning any kind of fossil fuel produces carbon-dioxide emissions, which, in addition to changing the world's climate, alter the chemistry of the oceans.
"It could be something subtle like the rapidity of changing climate, altering its state from warmer to colder conditions.
How might CO2 and/or climate alter the spread and production of narcotic plants?
We further emphasize needed interdisciplinary work addressing changing climates, altered disturbance patterns, intensive herbivory, and human drivers of ecological change.
The third are the ways a changing climate alters which species (both natural and agricultural) thrive where which from a human perspective can be both good and bad.Rising sea levels are an example of the first sort of problem.
Malaria cannot spread if it has been exterminated.The third category, the way a changing climate alters species' ranges, is in some ways the most intriguing.
