Sentence examples for decrease climate from inspiring English sources

The order won't address the landmark 2015 Paris climate accord, which saw 195 countries pledge to decrease climate change-inducing greenhouse gas emissions, according to the senior White House official.

Genetic and silvicultural approaches to increase adaptive capacities and to decrease climate-related vulnerabilities of forests can be based on ecophysiological knowledge.

New prevention projects should incorporate adaptations whose impacts have been carefully considered for unintended consequences so that they can simultaneously improve existing health disparities, build community resilience, and decrease climate-related impacts (Garg et al. 2009).

Unfortunately, Congress is about to vote on an energy bill without even bothering to check if it increases or decreases climate pollution.

This encompasses not only the systematic increases in atmospheric CO2 concentration and temperature and a decrease in climate moisture index, but also the changes in other climatic and non-climatic drivers.

Although some climatic changes may be economically beneficial (e.g., decrease in climate severity and associated heating costs, longer navigation season), other changes negatively impact the natural environment, both traditional and non-traditional sectors of the economy, and the regional socioeconomic conditions.

Yet the science shows that if air pollution is addressed, there will be a significant decrease in climate emissions.

Current global policies do have us on the path but, unlike in Australia, other major emitters are moving to increase, not decrease, credible climate action".

"Globally it is most likely that the total number of tropical cyclones will decrease with climate change while the number of the most intense storms, like Pam, will increase".

Green-freight programs are only one of many efforts underway to improve the efficiency and decrease the climate and environmental and health impacts of the vast and intricate system that moves all those goods.

Historically, approximately 18,500 mcm of California's water was from snowmelt; although that volume is predicted to decrease with climate warming in coming decades [15].