The phrase "are resilient to climate change" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability of systems, communities, or species to withstand or adapt to the impacts of climate change.
Example: "The new agricultural practices implemented in the region are resilient to climate change, ensuring food security for the local population."
Alternatives: "are adaptable to climate change" or "can withstand climate change."
Tallgrass prairie soil fungal communities are resilient to climate change.
In addition to irrigation systems and secure land tenure, African smallholder farmers need access to improved seeds that are resilient to climate change.
Determined to create its greenest store ever M&S incorporated an array of features that were responsibly sourced and which are resilient to climate change.
There is a need to develop methods and a decision support system to establish marine protected areas that harbour coral reefs that are resilient to climate change.
"Investors expect the industry to embark upon a smoother route to future prosperity by developing and implementing long-term business strategies that are resilient to climate change and resulting regulatory shifts".
It addresses three key engineering challenges: Climate: re-engineering systems so they do not cause and are resilient to climate change.
Water availability was resilient to climate change, as impacts led only to a moderate aggravation of present-day conditions.
For Novelis, rather than continuing to source virgin, primary aluminum, it moved to recycled aluminum because it made more financial sense and would position the company to be resilient to climate change.
Then, either using traditional breeding methods or using the newer genetic engineering technologies, [we can] produce new varieties of crops and improve the genetic makeup of food animals so that they'll be resilient to climate change, because they'll have within them these disease-resistant and pest-resistant traits, that they'll need fewer chemicals and drugs to have an abundant production.
The objective of the Mali Climate Fund is to promote the emergence of a green economy which is resilient to climate change and can address its negative impact.
For example, areas of coral reefs that appear to be resilient to climate change should be provided with a high level of protection to help ensure a secure source of recruitment to damaged areas within an MPA network (Salm and Coles 2001).
