The phrase "amount of climate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard discourse about climate, as "amount" is not a term commonly associated with climate, which is usually described in terms of conditions or changes rather than quantity.
Example: "The amount of climate change we are experiencing is alarming." (This usage is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "extent of climate" or "degree of climate".
A projection of our species distribution model to a future scenario with a moderate amount of climate change suggests that most of the range of A. lugubris will remain climatically suitable, but climatic conditions in the Sierra Nevada and low elevation areas in Southern California are likely to deteriorate.
The machine will also perform a smaller amount of climate research.
You have the scientists, who are very cautious now because of the amount of climate denial.
Because greenhouse gases stay in the atmosphere for many years, "there's a certain amount of climate change baked into system because of our past actions," Mastrandrea said.
By that time, it was clear that developing the Natuna site would set off a huge amount of climate change pollution – effectively a "carbon bomb", according to Bernstein.
Even as evidence for climate change mounts and the consequences of the phenomenon become more severe, the amount of climate coverage on broadcast networks has plummeted.
One is a way to calculate the amount of climate-warming gases released through a company's supply chain, as well as in the use and disposal of its products.
In addition to making our vehicles use less fuel, we need to reduce the amount of climate-changing fossil-carbon in our fuels – through "low carbon fuel standards," for example.
The new rule would impose for the first time a cap on the amount of climate-warming CO2 that can be released from a power plant that burns a fossil fuel.
"When the forest is logged or burned, not only does carbon absorption stop but the carbon stored in trees and other vegetation is released into the atmosphere, increasing the amount of climate-changing gases," said a field officer.
With the millions of new buildings that will be needed to accommodate a growing U.S. population, better design and construction could keep a substantial amount of climate-changing carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.
