Sentence examples for allow for climate from inspiring English sources

We need to combat the extinctions that are threatened in the present, work to reduce the many hazards that are decimating North American bird populations, and invest in large-scale, intelligently conceived conservation efforts, particularly those designed to allow for climate change.

And this is the intrinsic value of the EBA approach: it allows for climate change adaption while meeting other human development goals.

He felt negotiators should take a pragmatic approach that allows for climate improvement, rather than holding out for a comprehensive deal.

The process (covered in detail in Lankester and Brimblecombe [13, 14]) correlates daily indoor temperature and relative humidity with that of a nearby weather station using a simple regression equation and establishing different coefficients for each month to allow for seasonal climate and patterns of room use.

Thus, although past trait-latitude gradients allow for qualitative climate inference, confidence is very low for quantitative models of past trait-temperature gradients based directly from modern gradients as currently practiced.

From these results we conclude that the cryospheric processes have been represented sufficiently realistic to allow for a climate change impact analysis.

Future technological and product developments will be measured by their improved resource and energy efficiency, as well as their competitiveness, while allowing for effective climate and environmental protection.

Latvia's favourable geographic location and temperate climate allow for year-round freight transport.

All the profits the company reaps are reinvested back into the business, which is developing more food products based on other crops such as soya and sorghum that are favourable to the local climate, allow for crop diversification, and, most of all, can be used in RUTFs without the milk powder base, eliminating the need for large quantities of foreign-produced milk powder.

He added: "Instead, for the short term, we will make the best use of the capacity we have, and in the long term we will work with the government commission to look for a new hub, but crucially one which will not allow for total capacity above climate change targets, and one which will not become a blight on local lives and local wildlife".

However, the two Caucasus ranges are characterized by decidedly different tectonic regimes and rates of deformation that are subject to moderate (less than an order of magnitude) gradients in climate, and thus allow for a unique opportunity to isolate the effects of climate and tectonics in the evolution of topography within active orogens.