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Thirty-five years from now, if the current pace of climate change continues unabated, those areas of the country will experience a weather shift that will linger for as long as three decades, according to the study, released Thursday.
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Yes, nature is pretty resilient, even with the current frantic pace of climate change there will be many species that do well in this changing world.
Third, even if evolutionary or plastic responses to climate change occurs, this does not necessarily mean that the responses would be sufficient to keep pace with the current rate of climate change.
But that doesn't mean that their current decrease in size will allow them to survive the faster pace of climate change that's occurring now, Milanovich says.
Echoing other publications, the study noted that the pace of climate change would ultimately depend on levels of current and future greenhouse gases and particulates released into Earth's atmosphere.
Reducing short-lived climate pollutants is essential for slowing the pace of climate change in the near term.
Will it affect the concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide in beneficial ways and slow the pace of climate change?
Slowing the pace of climate change could help, but the bears cannot wait for radical shifts in public policy.
The fundamental threat to the human species is, of course, our collective inability to reduce our carbon emissions and slow the pace of climate change.
The impact of climate on terrestrial ecosystems probably will be dramatic because of the rapid pace of climate change.
Given the pace of climate change, nature will need to be resourceful.
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