Sentence examples for enhancing climate change from inspiring English sources

Do its cities champion ideas that are up to the task of cutting greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing climate change resilience?

This difference between the two locations may call for further heightening of intervention to facilitate the prospect for enhanced climate change perception and adaptation.

To this end, Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) aims to identify land use practices that sustainably increase productivity, enhance climate change (CC) adaptation and contribute to CC mitigation.

However, little attempt has been made to ensure that strategies to adapt to the inevitable impacts of enhanced climate change (such as additional open space to enable water inundation) support ongoing policies intended to mitigate local contributions to climate change (such as attempts to increase urban densities to reduce car dependency).

Soil organic carbon (SOC) pool has the potential to mitigate or enhance climate change by either acting as a sink, or a source of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) and also plays a fundamental role in the health and proper functioning of soils to sustain life on Earth.

He added that the enhanced climate change fight will likely lead to a less diversified and more fragile state economy.

The PDF for the Ukrainian region indicates that the probability and severity of extreme warm summers may increase significantly under enhanced climate change.

The indices of Zhang et al. (2005) were derived from a dataset compiled during the regional workshop "Enhancing Middle East Climate Change Monitoring and Indices" (Sensoy et al. 2007), and unfortunately the original data are not publicly available.

Discussants stated that their knowledge was enhanced about climate change, adaptation options, complex interrelations, and the various factors that play a role in future development was enhanced.

2. Given a drought, how was the drying enhanced by climate change and how did that influence the moisture deficits and dryness of the soils, leading to a more intense and long-lasting drought? 3. Given a flood, where did the moisture come from?

Fire has become more frequent in these landscapes, and could be further enhanced under climate change.