Sentence examples for climatic stress from inspiring English sources

First, we argue that policy frameworks for translocations of endangered species that are subject to climatic stress are fundamentally different from translocations to reinforce climatically exposed ecosystems because the former are risky and stranded in strict regulations while the latter are open to merges with general landscape management.

The organisation emerged four years ago at a time of mounting climatic stress in Santiago.

We don't know, although Scott speculates that climatic stress may have been involved.

The responses of birds to acute climatic stress are not well studied, but birds have been adapting to such stresses for tens of millions of years, and they're surprising us all the time — emperor penguins relocating their breeding grounds as the Antarctic ice melts, tundra swans leaving the water and learning to glean grains from agricultural fields.

The institute's main focus is on the breeding of grape varieties with resistance to diseases and climatic stress factors.

These patterns support a strong relationship between political disintegration and climatic stress in the Maya lowlands.

However, as the climate warmed, around 11,000 years ago, climatic stresses and environmental instability in a number of different regions of the world began to stimulate humans to start cultivating plants and domesticating animals again, showing the typical modern human propensity to develop new technologies in response to environmental challenge.

Given the studies projecting how greenhouse-driven warming will worsen drought and heat in regions that already tend to be dry and hot, it's encouraging to see signs in one hard-hit African region of farmers' capacity to shift practices to deal with intensifying climatic stresses.

Grasses can offer superior tolerance to drought, low soil nutrients and other climatic stresses.

In general, by weakening the productivity and functioning of livelihood resources, climatic stresses aggravate the vulnerability of households dependent on these resources.

The outcome of these climatic stresses has been high livestock mortality, loss of property, displacement of people and resources conflicts (Schilling et al. [2012]).