Sentence examples for climate change contributed from inspiring English sources

The analyses allow us to address the question of whether anthropogenic climate change contributed to increasing the risk of these high flood events in the Okavango system.

On the North American and South American mainlands, humans as well as climate change contributed to the extinction of megafauna such as saber-toothed cats, giant sloths, and woolly mammoths about 12,300 years ago, a recent study suggests.

For the whole middle Yellow River, climate change contributed over 40% of the runoff deviations in the 1960s, 1970s and 1990s, while water consumption induced also over 40% runoff reduction in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.

In other words, Kelley told us, "there's a very strong reason to believe that climate change contributed to the severity of this drought".

The U.N. agency analyzed 79 instances of extreme weather reported in academic journals in the five-year period and found that climate change contributed to more than half.

Not ruling out other factors, we conclude that climate change contributed much to the TBE incidence increase in AO.

The United Nations report on financing options for climate change contributes a critical piece for the coming Cancún climate meeting.

The projections for the region show a continued drying trend throughout the coming century as climate change contributes to a shift in circulation patterns.

The occurrence of frequent droughts in ASALs, perhaps a manifestation of climate change, contributes to range resource shortages, leading to intense competition for the available pasture and water.

Runoff depth over the catchment in 1980 2013 reduced by 52.4 mm compared to the previous period, in which human activities and climate change contribute 61.5 and 38.5 % of the total runoff reduction, respectively.

Greenpeace called BP's support of the show a "stunning irony," since fossil fuel-spurred climate change contributes to rising sea levels and flooding.