Sentence examples for anthropogenic cause from inspiring English sources

His Conservative Party is as sceptical about the anthropogenic cause of warming as it is about its leader; indeed, the two are connected.

A question of fundamental interest to palaeoecologists and archaeologists, in relation to the early Holocene wooded environment, is whether a fire had a natural or anthropogenic cause.

However, degradation of forests and conversion to non-forested lands is the second largest anthropogenic cause of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions into the atmosphere [5 8] which has led to initiatives such as Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) [9].

The recent colonisation of 'new' vascular plants on sub-Antarctic islands most likely has an anthropogenic cause [ 10, 31].

However, degradation of forests and conversion to non-forested lands is the second largest anthropogenic cause of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions into the atmosphere [ 5– 8] which has led to initiatives such as Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) [ 9].

A number of people are doing attribution of sea level to anthropogenic causes now.

Climate change is anthropogenic – caused by human beings, some much more than others.

They are also more oxygen-deprived, because of agricultural runoff and other anthropogenic causes.

The term global warming is used specifically to refer to any warming of near-surface air during the past two centuries that can be traced to anthropogenic causes.

More birds and mammals die at the mouths of cats, the report said, than from automobile strikes, pesticides and poisons, collisions with skyscrapers and windmills and other so-called anthropogenic causes.

Most don't deny that the world's temperatures are rising or that the climate is changing, but they argue that such changes are the continuation of a long established cycle of environmental readjustment and that anthropogenic causes are not powerful enough to produce such effects.