Sentence examples for climate change projections from inspiring English sources

A method using historical climatic data and climate change projections to predict pavement performance using Mechanistic-Empirical Pavement Design Gunder(MEPDG) under current or future climate was introduced.

Treatments simulated baseline and projected climate averages derived from the latest UK climate change projections (UKCP09) for Exmoor, a climatically marginal peatland in SW England.

Mr. Sommer was the only mayor who directly addressed climate change and who linked the renewable energy projects in Prenzlau with concrete climate change projections for Brandenburg.

Under the most dire climate change projections, this could fall as low as 40% by 2200.

A good reminder that uncertainty doesn't necessarily break in our favor, when it comes to climate change projections.

Climate change projections issued last month suggested that, if we don't act urgently to cut emissions, these will become even more severe.

But a drop in average annual rainfall in recent years, along with some truly dire climate change projections, have required government and business to focus on water security.

But many fund managers were uncertain how the climate change projections reviewed at the start of the meeting could translate into investment strategy.

Climate change projections for the Brahmaputra river system warn that the hazard risk for flash flood-prone north bank tributaries like the Dorpang River will only worsen.

That is incompatible with the climate change projections made by the International Energy Agency, which thinks fossil fuels should make up no more than two-thirds of the energy mix.

Since many climate change projections forecast a 2C rise in average global temperatures some time near mid-century, and since crop yields tend to fall with extremes of temperature, this is not good news, for food security or for civilisation.