Sentence examples for climate change condition from inspiring English sources

This geotechnical accident shows that the role of groundwater is an essential factor to consider in the geotechnical and environmental engineering studies and multidisciplinary effort for risk assessment of environmental hazards is important under current global climate change condition.

The present study aims to simulate climate data based on SRES A1B scenario from the outputs of three General Circulation Models (GCMs) namely, FGOAL, HADCM3 and IPCM4 and examine the design water requirement (DWR) of winter paddy using frequency analysis under climate change condition in Bangladesh.

Projected increases in the frequency and severity of quasi-cyclical climatic events such as the El Niño (ENSO) oscillation under future climate change conditions, with the associated changes in habitats and food supplies for animal species, may increase the risk of displaced animal populations coming into contact with human activities.

The investigation at hand exemplifies data requirements and methods to estimate irrigation needs under climate change conditions.

The medium and early maturing varieties showed a better tuber yield under climate change conditions than common (delayed maturing) variety.

The invasion is never eradicated due to the high dispersal capacity of WCR, particularly under climate change conditions.

Clearly, precipitation and temperature are crucial parameters in shaping water budget, especially so under climate change conditions in an intensively cultivated basin, such as PRB.

They can use their rainfall observations from the farming phase to compare the number of droughts they experienced under normal and climate change conditions.

This paper analyses evaporation rates from a large water supply reservoir in South-East Queensland (SEQ), Australia, under current climate and predicted climate change conditions using modelling.

Derived from a climate sensitivity test in the watershed, 36 climate change conditions were modeled using Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) and compared to IPCC scenarios.

The goal is to develop, based on the key causes of precipitation, a climatological basis for a stochastic precipitation generator for non-stationary precipitation under climate change conditions.