Sentence examples for a climate system that from inspiring English sources

We are on the edge of handing our children a climate system that is out of control, and that could mean losing half our coastal cities".

"The agricultural system that we have today is designed to maximize production within a climate system that has existed over the past several thousand years," Brown told the Harvard Crimson.

One of the world's leading atmospheric scientists has told the UN that its present attempt to limit emissions is "half-arsed and half-baked" and risks handing the next generation a climate system that is out of their control.

If we turn to these dirtiest of fuels, instead of finding ways to phase out our addiction to fossil fuels, there is no hope of keeping carbon concentrations below 500 p.p.m. — a level that would, as earth's history shows, leave our children a climate system that is out of their control.

Inside, nice options include a climate system that allows all passengers to customize their own heating and cooling needs (no more fighting amongst Billy and Debbie because one is too hot, the other too cold).

The primary role of water vapour is not as a direct agent of radiative forcing but rather as a climate feedback that is, as a response within the climate system that influences the system's continued activity.

"The biggest fear is that it's going to cause a perturbation in the climate system that would flip us into some different climate state, which would be disastrous.

The research predicts the world has entered what could be one of the strongest El Niño events in the past century – a change to the climate system that increases the world's temperature by warming the Pacific Ocean and which can be hugely damaging, causing droughts and extreme weather all over the world.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) described climate change as a threat to the climate system that sets the basis for life and human health conditions (6).

This is a  positive feedback to the climate system that has not been accounted for, and could increase yearly greenhouse gas emissions by about one billion tons of CO2-equivalent per year.

Stochastic models, Palmer says, could get a grip on components of the climate system that are too slippery for traditional deterministic models to handle.