Sentence examples for climate change identifying from inspiring English sources

As cities continue to grow and develop under climate change, identifying and assessing practical approaches to mitigate high urban temperatures is critical to help provide thermally comfortable, attractive and sustainable urban environments.

These include prioritizing the resources and processes at risk from climate change, identifying climate change-related thresholds between desirable and undesirable conditions, establishing reference conditions for protection or restoration, developing monitoring and assessment programs, and developing models of how systems could change.

Knowledge can be tested, climate change identified, stock markets analysed and the very origins of the universe probed.

A 2013 United Nations report on food security and climate change identified conventional, high-input, mono-crop agriculture as a "key driver of and major victim of global warming".

… The draft 2050 plan makes no mention of climate change mitigation or targets for reducing the impacts of climate change, identified as the greatest threat to the reef in both the 2009 and 2014 Great Barrier Reef outlook reports.

Kahan et al. argue that the way to make headway against this cultural resistance to climate-change facts is to find climate-change messengers who would be viewed as being of or from the culture that people who deny climate change identify with.

A search of the Web site of the NIH Office of Extramural Research using the search term "climate change" identified two funding announcements: one on emerging infectious diseases and one on behavioral and social research on disasters and health.

Our statistical metric of multi-dimensional climate change identifies areas of the Amazon, the Sahel and tropical West Africa, Indonesia, and the Tibetan Plateau as regional climate change hotspots that persist throughout the 21st century of both the RCP8.5 and RCP4.5 forcing pathways.

Extrapolative challenges, such as predicting potential distribution of invasive species, anticipating species' responses to global climate change, and identifying unknown reservoirs or vectors, require different qualities of modeling algorithms; different methods therefore appear to emerge as superior, according to the particular challenge (5 ).

In addition to climate change, we identified four key factors driving acceptance and rejection of non-native planting: aesthetics; locational context; historic factors and inevitability; and perceptions of invasiveness and incompatability with native wildlife.

He said the group accepted the science of climate change and identified climate action as a spiritual imperative for all Anglicans.