The phrase "altered climate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe changes in climate patterns, often in the context of climate change discussions.
Example: "The altered climate has led to more frequent and severe weather events across the globe."
Alternatives: "changed climate" or "modified climate".
His works reflect the altered climate for sculpture, where cuteness, accumulation, formlessness and grunge have replaced old-fashioned monument building.
Hennessy said Australia should prepare for this altered climate by ensuring hospitals, transport infrastructure, construction codes and fire planning all considered the rising temperatures.
They do this over and over and over, tens of thousands of times, producing an estimate of how much our altered climate affected the outcome.
MacDougall says he believes that a North American grass species could be found that could compete successfully in the altered climate and would also (unlike the exotic) interact beneficially with native wildlife.
Others, such as the Danish economist Bjorn Lomborg, argue that, although global warming is real, there is little we can do to prevent it and that we would be better off trying to adapt to living in an altered climate.
When the authors conclude that "without taxes and other government programs" official poverty rates would be nearly double what they are today, they take no account of the altered climate of expectations and incentives that a reduction of the welfare state would have created.
Despite the near-universality of plastic responses to climate variation, some plasticity will ultimately prove maladaptive under altered climates.
Amazon deforestation is altering climate.
It isn't about scientific research or practical action to alter climate change.
The editor of the Greening Earth newsletter, Dr. Patrick J. Michaels, a University of Virginia climatologist, said he did not doubt that humans were altering climate.
Contrary to assertions in some parts of the media, the Bureau is not altering climate records to exaggerate estimates of global warming.
