Sentence examples for arctic change from inspiring English sources

Complicating the picture, the striking Arctic change was as much a result of ice moving as melting, many say.

The broad-reaching effects of Arctic change highlight the need to advance our knowledge of the Arctic system.

Another challenge is that the observational record during rapid Arctic change is short, which makes the demonstration of statistical significance difficult6,8.

Yet the shock waves of Arctic change will be felt much more widely.Melting sea ice will not affect global sea levels, because floating ice displaces its own mass in seawater.

The Eureka measurements (March 2006 to December 2008, 80.053°N, 86.417°W, 10 m) were supported by the NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory (ESRL) and the Canadian Network for the Detection of Arctic Change (CANDAC).

These changes of river discharge in Northern Eurasia have a predictive potential to force Arctic change at interannual to decadal timescales and beyond (Richter-Menge et al. 2012).

Pursuing an informed combination of spatially subset and de-trended metric of changes in NDVI and albedo could help scientists to monitor arctic seabird change.

Temperature changes are plausible, based on seasonal changes and day/night cycles, hydration and dehydration are plausible, based on rainfall, tides and other processes in the hydrosphere, but going well beyond a range of, say, −20 to 100 °C for aqueous media or assuming that arctic conditions change to volcanic conditions within hours or days seems unreasonable to me.

Biodiversity, which has traditionally been the target of conservation efforts, is increasingly affected by human impacts such as energy demand and industrial development that are motivated more by short-term profits than by concerns for societal consequences of long-term arctic biodiversity change.

The Project "ARCTIC-ERA: ARCTIC climate change and its impact on Environment, infrastructures, and Resource Availability" sponsored by: ANR (France), RFBR (Russia), and the US NSF (grants 1717770 and 1558389) in response to Belmont Forum Collaborative Research Action on Arctic Observing and Research for Sustainability provided support for OZ, SG, BP, PG, and NS.

Bhatt, U. S. et al. Circumpolar arctic tundra vegetation change is linked to sea ice decline.