The phrase "climate change hazard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing potential threats that may arise as a result of climate change. For example, "The regions most likely to experience a climate change hazard are coastal communities."
By combining current understanding of likelihood of the climate change hazard with knowledge of the sensitivity of a given catchment, it is possible to evaluate the fraction of climate model projections that would not be accommodated by specified safety margins.
Because the distribution of malaria vectors may expand with climate change (Confalonieri et al. 2007; Rogers and Randolph 2000), climate change hazard assessment may benefit from inclusion of DDT toxicities, including further evaluation of DDT effects on hypertension.
New climate change hazards were likely to emerge slowly giving "time to develop and implement credible solutions", said an NDA spokesman.
In LTSB, a significant number of household heads are illiterate and highly vulnerable to climate change hazards.
It is still necessary to develop cross-scale integration of risk management practices and to improve budgetary resources and climate financing for long-term recovery and building resilience against climate change hazards.
Indeed, the nature of weather and climate in both USB and LSB households is more likely to adapt because of the high vulnerability to the frequent occurrence of climate change hazards.
EcoCities drew upon inter-disciplinary research on climate science, environmental planning and urban design working within a socio-technical framework to investigate climate change hazards, vulnerabilities and adaptation responses in the conurbation of Greater Manchester, UK.
By taking into consideration of the dynamics of the poor and their livelihoods, it is clear to understand how they will be affected by climate change hazards, how they might respond with the resources they have, and how these conditions can be replicated and built upon for successful adaptation strategies.
Individuals with concerns about climate change hazards have been shown to be more engaged in personal actions [ 49, 50].
However, the important issue of occupational health and safety in relation to climate change hazards appears to have been overlooked.
In this paper, we further attempt to examine the possible implication of climate change hazards on pregnant women and children exploring efficiencies within health care systems.
