As climate variation affects populations worldwide, our leaders acknowledge the need for action.
Nevertheless, these factors are increasingly recognized as playing fundamental roles in climate variation.
In a very real sense, climate variation is a redundant expression climate is always varying.
Other regions, such as Indonesia, are particularly susceptible to longer-term climate variation, such as that caused by the El Niño phenomenon.
Also, as wetted peripheries of the lakes and streams contract and expand in response to climate variation, opportunities for exchange may increase.
The third model only takes into account seasonal climate variation.
The two first models can represent daily climate variation.
The MJO is the dominant mode of tropical intraseasonal variability that bridges weather and climate variation.
The latter are also more vulnerable to climate variation and change.
Green leaf phenology is known to be sensitive to climate variation.
Ongoing environmental disturbances (e.g., climate variation and anthropogenic activities) alter an ecosystem gradually over time.
