The phrase "and changes in climate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing environmental issues, scientific research, or any context where climate variations are relevant.
Example: "The report highlights the impact of human activities on biodiversity and changes in climate."
Alternatives: "and climate variations" or "and shifts in climate".
"With our own CO2 rises and changes in climate," said Scott D. Elrick, a team member from the Illinois State Geological Survey, "we can look at the past here and say, 'It's happened before.' " Today, we burn the scale trees of the Carboniferous by the billions: they have all turned to coal.
Moreover, the probabilities of flood damage occurrence according to social factors and changes in climate conditions were also examined.
The climate elasticity of runoff is an important indicator that is used to quantify the relationship between changes in runoff and changes in climate variables.
and mesquite (Prosopis spp ., over the past century is primarily attributable to wildfire suppression, historic periods of intensive livestock grazing, and changes in climate.
Obviously, Inhofe has a very hard time understanding the difference between changes in weather and changes in climate.
They show great endurance when ridden, and are relatively hardy, accepting outdoor living and changes in climate.
We found significant correlations between BAI and recent changes in climate (temperature and/or precipitation) in most cases (Fig. 2).
Global travel, world trade and change in climate conditions increase the risks from pest and disease incursions and outbreaks in many agricultural systems.
A similar situation is also observed in Borana pastoral areas by Megersa et al. (2014) that suggest that the declining trends in livestock production are probably related to the shrinkage of grazing lands and change in climate.
The unique geography and change in climate conditions would have allowed tropical forests to persist on these islands through the glacial periods as seen in the Eastern Arc mountains of Africa (reviewed in [49]).
With rising sea levels and changes in global climate, Lower Manhattan may one day become an island with extraordinary beaches.
