It is just one example of how biodiversity and climate change are intertwined, scientists say.
Recognizing that tourism and climate change are intertwined, Fiji combined its environment and tourism ministries this summer.
The subject was introduced in Copenhagen by delegate Zhao Baige: "Population and climate change are intertwined, but the population issue has remained a blind spot when countries discuss ways to mitigate climate change and slow down global warming".
I am now writing more about how climate change issues are intertwined with human rights".
In type 2 diabetes changes in mitochondrial capacity are intertwined with changes in lipid oxidation (7).
Climate change and poverty are intertwined, the pope cries out in his stunning encyclical, Laudato Si -- "Praised Be" -- which reaches well beyond traditional Catholicism in its scope and message... and well beyond the parsimonious morality of global capitalism.
There is broad understanding that many pivotal issues facing the world — such as climate change, immigration, and labor shortages — are intertwined, and changes in one can affect another.
There is no doubt that managing the impact of climate change and water scarcity are intertwined, suggesting that policy, institutional and governance responses should be similarly structured and coordinated.
From the beginning, though, I knew I wanted to respond to our historical epoch, in which social inequality, climate change, and global injustice are intertwined with the resurgence of religious forms of authority that deny the ultimate importance of these matters.
Changes in gene expression that may be induced by bacteria binding, uptake or intracellular vesicle traffic are intertwined with changes due to metabolic adaptation to growth on bacteria.
These organelle-specific lipidomic analyses described above demonstrate that organelle function and lipid composition are intertwined, and change in parallel in response to different physiological conditions.
