Sentence examples for for the recent climate from inspiring English sources
Koko Warner, a researcher at United Nations University's Institute for Environment and Human Security in Bonn and one of the principal authors of the most recent analysis, said that she and her colleagues had been delighted when the original negotiating text being used as grist for the recent climate talks bore the term "climate refugees".
Even as world leaders gathered in Paris for the recent climate summit, where hundreds of nations and corporations stepped forward to underscore their commitment to action, ExxonMobil followed an odd course that has been lost in all the fanfare surrounding the international gathering.
FOR the many disappointments of the recent climate talks in Copenhagen, there was at least one clear positive outcome, and that was the progress made on a program called Reducing Emissions From Deforestation and Forest Degradation.
The recent climate record is as follows: Fig. 2 Estimated surface temperature history for SW England based on a palaeoclimate reconstruction presented by Busby et al. (2016) but modified for recent climate change.
Future rainfall and temperature changes were based on the most recent climate modelling for the region and were assumed to fall within the range ±20% for rainfall with a temperature increase of 1 3 K.
A study of the peer-reviewed literature found that 97percentt of published papers support the consensus view that human activities are responsible for the majority of recent climate warming.
We stuck to the advice of Professor Judith Curry, chair of the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the Georgia Institute of Technology and a world authority on global warming, that: "… the best (most mature, highest quality) data set for inferring recent climate change is the surface temperature data record".
Compared to the heat flows reported by Lee (1986) and Lee et al. (1987), which were only corrected for the effects of recent climate in boreholes less than 200 m deep, there is an increase in all values ranging from 2.8 mW m−2 at Tregarden Farm to 17.1 mW m−2 at Polgear Beacon.
With heads turned towards the Southern hemisphere for recent climate action, G20 Brisbane and COP20 Lima, I take a moment to reflect on climate messages back in the Northern Hemisphere.
Consequently, the strength of evidence for recent climate warming effects on malaria risk has been questioned and much debated (Reiter et al. 2004; Tanser et al. 2003).
