The phrase "alteration climate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The alteration climate in the fashion industry is constantly changing, with new trends emerging every season."
Alternatives: "changing environment" or "modification atmosphere".
Tidal flats are affected by habitat destruction, hydrological alteration, climate change, overexploitation, and pollution3.
This is because species with these characteristics have broad capacity for differential response to fluctuating environmental conditions, whether natural (e.g., climate cycles or wildfire) or human-mediated (e.g., harvesting, habitat alteration, climate change).
Additional examples of adaptation options for managing for change, drawn from across the management systems reviewed in CCSP (2008), are presented in Table 12.> The task of managing for change may be difficult because trajectories of ecosystem alterations under climate change may be highly uncertain.
Human induced ecosystem alterations and climate change are expected to drive several species to extinction.
Determining the degree of host specificity is also important in a conservation context because specialist species are generally more vulnerable to habitat alterations and climate change (Clavel et al. 2011) than generalist species, and host specialists, in particular, are threatened by coextinction with their hosts (Tremblay et al. 1998; Colwell et al. 2012).
"In our own lifetime we are witnessing a startling alteration of climate".
Fish populations are increasingly affected by multiple human and natural impacts including exploitation, eutrophication, habitat alteration and climate change.
Animal pollinators decline as a consequence of five major global change pressures: climate change, landscape alteration, agricultural intensification, non-native species, and spread of pathogens.
The primary objective of this study is to evaluate whether native and invasive riparian plant assemblages respond differently to alterations of climate and land use.
To assess the effect of the level of urbanization on early stages of litter decomposition via litter chemistry alterations, a climate chamber incubation was carried out.
In semi-arid regions, livestock populations, and therefore pastoralists, are extremely vulnerable to changes in the environment including alterations in climate and resource availability (Dinar et al. 2008).
