Sentence examples for drought climate from inspiring English sources
With Australia in the grip of drought, climate change will be an issue.
The causes of land degradation are varied, but are widely attributed to drought, climate change, intensive farming practices and poor water management.
In addition to drought, climate change could also produce more extreme weather, more pest and weed outbreaks, and changes in sea level as polar ice melts.
"The movement of people into the WUI, the fires they start there and infrastructure that needs protection, plus drought, climate, suppression — you combine all these things, and it's creating more intense fires.
[CNN] As residents of Tuvalu cope with a crippling drought, climate campaigners there point out that the countries delivering water aid to the archipelago nation share responsibility for global climate patterns.
But with both rivers depleted from drought, climate change and the plundering of their waters, the floods are also watering a political dispute over how their bonanza should be managed: to save farmers' livelihoods or the rivers themselves.The politics begins with the Menindee Lakes, to which much of the flood water is flowing.
From rising sea levels to more severe storms and more intense droughts, climate change will present serious risks to, and create major opportunities for, nearly every industry.
Droughts, climate change and deforestation are putting forests at risk worldwide, so studying these ecosystems closely is more important than ever — but it's a hell of a lot of work to climb every tree in the Sierra Nevada.
Earlier reproductive phenology may also be advantageous in the arid, summer-drought climates found in the intermountain western United States because plants are able to complete critical reproductive processes before the onset of drought.
The findings represent the first time that the threat of increased drought from climate change has been quantified with a supercomputer climate model such as the one operated by the Hadley Centre.
He has written extensively on water, drought, and climate in the West, including A Great Aridness: Climate Change and the Future of the American Southwest.
