The phrase "climate change induced" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that has been caused by, or is the result of, climate change. For example: "An increase in extreme weather events has been one of the most detrimental climate change induced effects."
"The climate change induced by the ice sheet melting is around the world," Defrance said.
This paper addresses the relationship between vulnerability and climate change induced human population displacement.
"When resources are low and climate change induced decreases in net primary production take place, I can generally say there would be potential increases in conflict," Abdi said.
Cai, W., Purich, A., Cowan, T., van Rensch, P. & Weller, E. Did climate change induced rainfall trends contribute to the Australian millennium drought?
Develop a clearinghouse for the best national and international research findings related to climate change induced economic shifts and their employment effects.
Building off that experience, his Masters Thesis addressed the possibilities for community-building and intersubjective exchange in the wake of climate change induced disaster.
One climate change-induced phenomena likely to affect all electricity systems, regardless of design or location, is rising temperatures.
The report is the first ever attempt to model climate change-induced migration over large geographic areas.
This bleaching event is linked to the current El Niño, which raises temperatures in the region, on top of climate change-induced warming.
HilleRisLambers, J., Harsch, M. A., Ettinger, A. K., Ford, K. R. & Theobald, E. J. How will biotic interactions influence climate change-induced range shifts?
Simolo, C., Brunetti, M., Maugeri, M., Nanni, T. & Speranza, A. Understanding climate change-induced variations in daily temperature distribution over Italy.
