The phrase "a warming impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects of something that causes an increase in temperature or contributes to climate change.
Example: "The study revealed that industrial activities have a significant warming impact on the environment."
Alternatives: "a heating effect" or "a temperature-increasing influence".
To put such numbers in perspective, a roundtrip flight between New York and Rio de Janeiro generates a warming impact equivalent to 3.1 metric tons of carbon dioxide per passenger -- an amount 50percentt larger than what an average denizen of Brazil produces for an entire year.
The first advertisement, published Tuesday, recalls comments made by Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson in 2012 in which he acknowledged "that increasing CO2 emissions in the atmosphere is going to have ... a warming impact," and as a result we would see shifting weather patterns impact crop production and rising sea levels.
It'll have a warming impact".
Your answer was light years ahead of Mitt Romney and half our Congress in admitting that "increasing CO2 emissions in the atmosphere is going to have... a warming impact".
To judge the economical feasibility and environmental impact of the proposed project, life cycle assessment (LCA) and global warming impact study for the selected PV technologies are also performed.
Majeau-Bettez explains it thus: "For a European average power generation mix, and if you use your car for 150,000km, you could hope for a 25% improvement [in global warming impact] relative to a gasoline car.
This paper describes an engineering solution to the problem of designing a large direct expansion system suitable for use in supermarkets which can run efficiently on environmentally benign refrigerants and has thus a low total equivalent warming impact value.
The results showed that transplantation experiments along elevation transects are an appropriate approach to detect warming impact on agriculturally used grassland at different elevations.
The WMO data indicates that between 1990 and 2013 there was an 34% increase in the warming impact on the climate because carbon dioxide and other gases like methane and nitrous oxide survive for such a long time in the atmosphere.
It is also trialling a new HFC with lower global warming impact that, if successful, will replace all existing HFC systems by 2012.
Accounts for around 8% of the warming impact of current human greenhouse-gas emissions.
