Sentence examples for climate change made from inspiring English sources

That made it possible to say that man-made climate change made this or that weather event twice as likely, five times more likely, or less likely.Dr Allen argues that the study of weather attribution followed naturally from the establishment, in the 2000s, of a scientific consensus that humans are largely responsible for climate change.

Their conclusion: that climate change made only a modest contribution, but a warmer climate had made that sort of heat wave more likely to occur in general.

In 2010, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change made an unfounded claim that Himalayan ice would disappear by the year 2035.

However, his remarks on climate change – made in a separate interview with the Observer – provided the most intriguing part of his message.

In the multi-faith open letter, the signatories criticise the commitments to counter climate change made by Australia's Liberal and Labor parties.

Climate change made the UK's record December rainfall, which caused the devastating floods, 50-75% more likely, a preliminary scientific investigation has found.

Perception studies on climate change make valuable contributions because they provide information on local climatic condition and knowledge which can be factored in empirical studies.

Climate change makes hydrology trickier still.

Is Climate Change Making Animals Smaller?

Climate change makes some old assumptions about farming redundant.

Ongoing climate change makes that more likely, favoring heat-tolerant grasses and shrubs over trees.