Sentence examples for exceptional climate change from inspiring English sources

Dromaius eggshell δ18O documents peak aridity between 30 and 15 ka, but shows no evidence of exceptional climate change between 60 and 40 ka.

But the Zambezi River Basin, on which the dam sits, is the most susceptible of Africa's thirteen basins to exceptional droughts and floods, and climate change is intensifying both.

In particular, the development of amplifier lakes in rift basins after three million years ago significantly contributed to the exceptional sensitivity of East Africa to climate change compared to elsewhere on the African continent.

That America's politicians are virtually alone in the world in failing to act on climate change is indeed exceptional.

In short, in areas where cold temperatures are more exceptional than hot ones, the warming associated with climate change could produce a net health benefit with respect to temperature-attributable premature mortality.

All showed that man-made climate change had increased the likelihood of exceptional heat.

"But it is exceptional that this has become the norm because of climate change".

But he said the event, while exceptional, should be viewed alongside other compelling evidence of climate change, including on the ground in Greenland.

The French have been exceptional in driving this change in approach which recognises the private sectors crucial roles in tackling climate change.

Classic heatstroke is encountered in tropical areas, but exceptional heat waves have been increasingly reported in temperate countries [ 2- 4], and are possibly related to climate change [ 5].

The C40 is an exceptional organization that brings together leadership from major cities around the world to take real and lasting action on climate change.