"climate alteration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any change in the climate or weather conditions. For example: "Climate alteration has been a major concern for scientists over the last decade."
Changes in rainfall patterns because of climate alteration amongst other factors contributed towards a decline in food security in Zimbabwe's Zaka District-Ward 31.
Materials have a tremendous effect on environmental issues, from climate alteration to alternative resources, biodiversity trouncing, waste amounts and types, and health issues.
There are precedents for our imperial decline but not, in written history, for climate alteration on the scale that's looming or for gargantuan extinctions in forest and ocean — our global skin.
Climate change, alteration of atmospheric composition, land abandonment in some areas and land use intensification in others, wildfires and biological invasions threaten forests, shrublands and pastures all over the world.
Several potential climate alterations are simulated by imposing negative and positive variations in the mean annual precipitation and a simultaneous temperature increase.
To study the response of riparian wetlands to watershed and climate alterations, we utilized an existing natural experiment imbedded in gradients of temperature and hydrology-found among dammed and undammed rivers.
Traditionally, scientists have believed that climate alterations occur gradually--carbon dated records of plant life in Northern Africa, for example, had indicated that a few degrees of warming there might take thousands of years.
Vulnerability of communities and individuals will vary depending on differences in climate alterations, distances, infrastructure, resources, etc. Climate change impacts on human health also vary between and within communities in the Arctic, and the examinations of gender relations illustrate the complexity of communities in the differences of perspectives that abound within and between them.
Tidal flats are affected by habitat destruction, hydrological alteration, climate change, overexploitation, and pollution3.
Animal pollinators decline as a consequence of five major global change pressures: climate change, landscape alteration, agricultural intensification, non-native species, and spread of pathogens.
This is because species with these characteristics have broad capacity for differential response to fluctuating environmental conditions, whether natural (e.g., climate cycles or wildfire) or human-mediated (e.g., harvesting, habitat alteration, climate change).
