Sentence examples for besides climate from inspiring English sources
That might buy us time to focus on other priorities besides climate change, right?
These empirical equations present physical controls on runoff at the seasonal scale besides climate seasonality.
The regional asynchronicity of the Quercus-Pinus transition may indicate another forcing mechanism besides climate change, such as prehistoric human activity, is responsible for the ecological change.
But other factors besides climate change and human influence likely played a role in the die-offs, says Ross MacPhee, a vertebrate paleontologist at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
Low intensity fires are fueled primarily by the ground cover and ground vegetation and besides climate factors the specific fuel conditions (fine fuel) have been suggested to be one potential control on the fire regime (Hessl et al. 2012).
Whereas the textbook model implies that the ETS alone provides sufficient climate protection, our analysis suggests that support for renewable energies (1) contributes to a more effective ETS-design and (2) may even increase the overall efficiency of climate and energy policy if other externalities and policy objectives besides climate protection are considered.
The landscape shows less of a dramatic stress overall but with more heterogeneity resulting from combinations of factors besides the climate, including soil storage, bedrock permeability, and topographic shading.
And it would have other massive benefits besides slowing climate change.
But besides a sunny climate and shaky economic fundamentals, it also shares a long-entrenched machismo that is costing it dearly.
It has drawn up a shortlist of options, including a carbon tax or cap-and-trade scheme that would apply to all airlines.China's rulers should meanwhile note that, besides cooking the climate, aviation also causes local pollution, which poor countries suffer more grievously than rich ones.
What the Sounders, the Timbers and the Whitecaps share, besides a moist climate in an area they call Cascadia, is perhaps the continent's oldest professional soccer rivalry, dating to 1974, when the North American Soccer League added six teams, including Seattle and Vancouver Portlandd entered the N.A.S.L. a year later (and lost to Tampa Bay in the championship game).
