Sentence examples for global fires from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there are things we don't know about other effects from changes to global fires.

Every year, global fires directly emit 2 3 Pg (=1015 g) carbon into the atmosphere1.

The UK's historic decision to split from the European Union risks stoking those global fires and, just as importantly, risks exhausting the energies and capacities of policymakers at a time when they can least afford it.

Moreover, at Mace Head simultaneous in situ measurements of CO, CH4, H2, O3, and CH3Cl also exhibit similar trends in their annual rates of increase as with CO2 in 1998-99 and 2002-03, both periods with intense global fires.

According to one 2010 study, between the years 1997 and 2009, half a billion metric tons worth of net carbon per year came from global fires (these were emissions that, the study said, "may not be balanced by regrowth following fire").

Northern Hemisphere fires explained a much larger fraction of the CO2 variability at northern middle and high latitudes than tropical or global fires, consistent with past studies documenting considerable interannual variability in boreal forest fires [ Kasischke et al., 2005] and the proximity of northern surface stations to these sources.

SOMETIMES a local spark can cause a global fire.

Wildfires are increasingly impinging upon human populations because of anthropogenic changes to the global fire cycle.

Hantson, S. et al. The status and challenge of global fire modelling.

It tempts the rude to imagine their impertinence catching global fire through that perfectly worded comment.

Our findings confirm prior research calling for caution when using the global fire products locally or regionally.