Sentence examples for decrease in climate from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

The analysis of spatial correlation of simulated MOAM series in control and future climates for the region under study suggests that, for a given duration, spatial correlations will decrease in a future climate suggesting that annual extreme rainfall events may result from more convective (and thus more localized) weather systems.

As the rest of the avalanches are controlled mainly by the frequency of low-pressure systems, which is projected to decrease in a warming climate, these avalanche occurrences will most likely decrease in amount.

The abundance of faecal indicator bacteria is expected to decrease in response to climate change, especially during the summer months, due to reduced precipitation, causing reduced runoff, and increased temperature, which enhances the bacterial die-off processes.

At the same time, there was a marked drop in coverage of scientific news generally, and an eighty-per-cent decrease in climate-change coverage in particular, according to a government report released in 2010.

It is much clearer that storms in the Norwegian Sea termed "polar lows" are expected to decrease in frequency due to climate change because the North Atlantic's ocean water is projected to warm more slowly than the air above it, leading to more atmospheric stability which discourages polar low formation (Zahn and von Storch 2010).

There is thus a decent amount of data providing support for the relation between climate warming and decrease in size over large time scales (e.g. since the Last Glacial Maximum 20,000 years ago).

Decrease in milk production.

For example, Daufresne et al. [ 54] reported that the body size of aquatic ectotherms decreases in response to climate warming.