Conservation International coined that phrase to remind us that our natural world and climate constitute a tightly integrated system, and when species, forests and ocean life are depleted in one region, their loss will eventually be felt in another.
Geology followed by drainage, topography and climate constitute the dominant similarity metrics in forested eastern mountains and plateaus, whereas agricultural land use relates most strongly with successful parameter transfer in the humid plains.
In summary, we hypothesise that the methods of the cognitive apprenticeship model together with the learning climate constitute a comprehensive theoretical framework for good clinical teaching practices.
These are just two possible reasons why the categories e250 Sound and e225 Climate constitute two of the three most common barriers reported by the study participants.
"Climate change constitutes a serious threat to global security, an immediate risk to our national security," he told graduates.
Indeed, some large institutional investors warn that not responding to climate change constitutes a significant economic risk.
That climate change constitutes a crisis we are morally obliged to deal with responsibly is something that growing numbers of people -- including a small majority of Republicans (according to a recent national poll) -- acknowledge.
The mechanistic niche model is able to identify particular parts of a distribution where lower and upper lethal temperatures, minimum and maximum temperatures of the coldest and warmest periods, and physical limits of the realized climate space constitute limiting factors.
We then further vetted each potential paper based on a detailed examination of its content, and rejected those articles for which the topics of biodiversity or climate change constituted only a minor component, or where these were only mentioned in passing (despite appearing in the abstract or key words).
Putting a definition on what constitutes climate finance is still a work in progress.
