The phrase "as climate changing" is not correct in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the ongoing changes in the climate, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "As climate changing continues to impact our environment, we must adapt our strategies."
Alternatives: "as climate shifts" or "as climate evolves".
Even as climate change and changing ocean chemistry loom as potentially existential threats to reefs, many scientists say that confronting local perils such as overfishing is more important than ever.
OO Climate Change Will Redraw Louisiana's Flood Maps - FEMA creates flood risk maps that delineate areas with a certain likelihood of being flooded every year - but aren't updating them as fast as climate change is changing them.
For the rural economy to be strong and prosperous, we need an educated labour force that is able to adopt new technologies and adapt to shocks such as climate change or changing food prices," he concluded.
OO Saudi Prince: Solar 'Will Soon Be Expanding Exponentially in the Kingdom' even as they continue to export climate changing oil.
OO Brazil: A Huge Carbon Sink Even More Deforested -- And Less Protected -- Than The Amazon - is its savannah, the Cerrado; it has a huge "underground forest" of carbon-storing roots that are releasing huge amounts of climate changing gases as land is converted to farms.
Not Just Our Fuels But Our Farms emit climate changing gases - as in potent methane from cow farts.
BARCELONA, Sept 11 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As climate-changing emissions surge globally, a summit of world leaders this month should help revitalize ambitions to tackle climate change despite the absence of government heads from China and India, U.N. climate envoy Mary Robinson said.
Forests Matter - storing vast amounts of carbon that are released into the atmosphere as climate-changing gases when forests are destroyed.
The presence of an abundant and diverse community suggests that there is potential for enhanced C loss under changing conditions such as climate change or modified land-use.
These risks and vulnerabilities are further exacerbated by several emerging trends such as persisting inequality, climate change, changing population dynamics, and rising economic volatility.
