Sentence examples for cost of adaptations from inspiring English sources

The cost of adaptations, equipment and assistance was €72.99 million (Table  4).

This movement to such a "fitness territory" has evolutionary consequences and is an important adaptive trade-off and cost of adaptation.

Third, there is the cost of adaptation.

But he warns that the cost of adaptation is high – and mounting.

No party has been prepared properly to count the cost of adaptation to climate change.

The cost of adaptation to the effects of climate change is significant and so far hardly recognised.

So it doesn't make sense to phrase the expense of that project as a "cost" of adaptation.

It's not the cost of adaptation if we continue with business as usual, which would result in another 4°C warming by 2100 and incalculable damage costs.

Research suggests that by 2040, agriculture productivity could drop by 8-10%; by 2050, the cost of adaptation could be as high as $14bn a year.

The extra 1C increases their cost of adaptation by about $270bn a year by 2050 and deals a further $600bn of annual economic losses.

Sea level rise in the 21st century will be worse and should not be trivialised, but the IPCC estimates that the total cost of adaptation will be around 0.1% of gross domestic product.