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The phrase "a climate shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a significant change in climate patterns or conditions, often in the context of environmental discussions.
Example: "Scientists are warning that a climate shift could have devastating effects on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a climate change" or "a climate transition".
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There is a climate shift.
As is always the case with a climate shift, the changes benefited some while affecting other adversely.
Indeed, all six summers since 2007 have now been unusually wet, which suggests a climate shift which is consistent with predictions of what global warming will bring, although few people are making a direct link yet.
A climate shift in the mid 1970s reduced rainfalls in south-western Australia by 10 15% and inflows into reservoirs that supply the city of Perth (population 1.8 m) by more than half.
This study also found that a climate shift related to TC activity affecting Korea exists in the early 1980s.
The fossilized plants and animals in the Moenkopi are evidence of a climate shift to a warm tropical setting that may have experienced monsoonal, wet-dry conditions.
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Some climatologists think the drought is the product of a reaction between El Niño, a seasonal climate shift, and a longer-term phenomenon called the Pacific Decadal Oscillation.
Most of these grazers died out about 6 million years ago, probably because of a sudden climate shift.
Now, in the grip of a global climate shift, we are learning better than to count on this.
A real climate shift that's happened in music lately has definitely been inspiring things for the better, or a little bit better over the past couple of years.
Sahelian countries have experienced a significant climate shift to drier climate conditions in the last 50 years.
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