Sentence examples for fired climate from inspiring English sources

He did this two years ago despite the fact that sea-level rise driven by fossil fuel fired climate change threatens to overwhelm his nation by mid-century, forcing its population to evacuate its home islands.

Kiribati's President Tong was in the news recently over his government's negotiations with the nation of Fiji for a 5,000 acre land purchase to provide new opportunities for his people in the face of inundation from rising seas linked to fossil-fuel fired climate change.

One in the journal Science states human activities threaten mass-extinction of marine life in the ocean, the other in the journal Nature tells us that to avoid the most catastrophic effects of fossil fuel fired climate disruption we need to leave a third of the world's known petroleum reserves in the ground and under the seabed.

Last week saw the salvos fired by climate sceptics.

Fire, climate and vegetation patterns produce non-linear fire propagation across the landscape.

The short-term recovery indicator (HRT) was linked to landscape composition and post-fire climate.

Johnstone, J. F. et al. Fire, climate change, and forest resilience in interior Alaska.

The complex interactions among fire, climate, weather, vegetation, and humans make it difficult to predict where wildfires might start and how they may spread.

In addition to increasing the devastation caused by extreme weather events including storms, floods, droughts and fires, climate change will affect water supplies, crops and livestock, ultimately affecting food security.

Microscopic charcoal is an essential tool in palaeoenvironmental reconstructions, informing on fire histories and cycles, vegetative response to fire, climate change and human manipulation of the environment through the use of fire.

Overall, our results suggest that a combination of biotic processes (driven by plant life-history traits) and abiotic filters (e.g., post-fire climate) determine the early post-fire recovery process.