The phrase "alternatively climate" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively.
Example: "We could focus on renewable energy; alternatively, climate change could be addressed through policy reform."
Alternatives: "on the other hand, climate" or "in contrast, climate".
Alternatively, Google "climate scepticism" for the same effect or forcefully knead chilli paste into your eyes and pray you stumble into a ravine.
Alternatively, Pleistocene climate oscillations that postdate the time of maximal lineage diversification in mantellid frogs can be thought of having triggered post-speciation range shifts [ 23].
Alternatively, accelerated climate change may have the potential for negative or neutral effects, and not all environmental perturbation will lead to emergence, particularly where tolerances and resilience of developmental stages for parasites and vectors are exceeded by ambient conditions (Lafferty, 2009; Gubler et al., 2001).
Alternatively, the climate-parasite hypothesis held that the climate affected the interaction between the grouse and the parasitic nematode Trichostrongylus tenuis, which reduces fecundity in the grouse and is known to affect the abundance of the bird populations.
Alternatively, Quaternary climatic processes have also deeply influenced speciation in Neotropical taxa (e.g., [ 17, 71]), particularly through climate changes related to glacial cycles and their effects on species distributions.
Making NIH awards or continuations of awards conditional on the demonstrated presence of positive organizational climates or alternatively on a demonstrated absence of negative features of organizational climate would seem to be the most obvious and direct thing that NIH could do.
Alternatively, especially high amplitude climate cycles over the last one million years may have increased extinction.
Climate change, or alternatively humans with chainsaws and fire, can shift forest ecosystems to grasslands.
Alternatively, rivers form deltas following climate change when their sediment loads and flow are sufficient and the débouché (point of emergence) is protected.
