Sentence examples for be vulnerable to climate from inspiring English sources
But the most detailed reports specify not only how much energy a company consumes, and how, but also ticks off ways in which it might be vulnerable to climate change — flooded stores, for example.
Lakes with a high evaporative fraction may be uniquely sensitive to climate, and isotopic analysis can help identify lakes that may be vulnerable to climate fluctuations and change.
Ectotherms constitute the vast majority of terrestrial biodiversity and are especially likely to be vulnerable to climate warming because their basic physiological functions such as locomotion, growth, and reproduction are strongly influenced by environmental temperature.
The results of these simulations confirmed that areas already known to be vulnerable to climate change will be at even greater risk if the planet warms by 2°C than by 1.5°C, the team reports in the study, also published today in Earth System Dynamics.
However, areas that exhibit relatively low aggregate change could still be vulnerable to climate changes that occur in response to continued global warming.
From the ordered regression results, 75% of female-headed households are more likely to be vulnerable to climate-induced stresses and shocks compared to the male-headed households.
David Cameron has urged "small island states" that are vulnerable to climate change to get on "on board" a deal to tackle global warming at the start of a Commonwealth summit.
The place is vulnerable to climate change: in absolute terms, more people live at sea level in China, and so are threatened by rising oceans, than in any other country.
Agriculture globally is vulnerable to climate change (IPCC 2014).
Ethiopia is vulnerable to climate variability, and climate change is likely to increase the frequency and magnitude of disasters.
