The phrase "a significant climate change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing notable alterations in climate patterns or conditions over a period of time.
Example: "The report highlights a significant climate change that has affected agricultural productivity in the region."
Alternatives: "a major climate shift" or "a substantial climate alteration".
These cross-model variations can be explained partly by the differences in areas with a significant climate change impact trend.
Tithonian-age coal reflects lower evaporation rates associated with a slight cooling trend, but not a significant climate change.
Meanwhile: The Trump administration is expected to undo a significant climate change regulation, making it easier to build new coal plants in the U.S.
Climate change has a dual implication on the built environment: on one hand human settlements and buildings are vulnerable to the effects of changing climate and on the other hand the building sector has a significant climate change mitigation potential.
Here we show per area the number of model combinations with: a significant climate change impact trend on water availability only (a,b); HI contributing to the climate change impact trend on water availability (c,d); HI dominating over the climate change impact trend on water availability (e,f); and a significant HI trend only (g,h).
There seems to be a real significant climate change at the moment - a crossover between commercials directors and feature film directors.
How do we rethink it (and retool it) in an era of significant climate change, considerable social and economic inequities, and cultural dissonance?
350.org draws its name from the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide, in parts per million, which climate scientists and activists say is a "safe upper limit" for preventing significant climate change.
One example of a significant climate-induced change in community composition has been detected in False Bay.
In California a significant climate change elimination of reliable summer rainfall took place about six million years ago.
