Sentence examples for global temperature increase from inspiring English sources

For the high mountain glaciers to survive, "it is essential to minimise the global temperature increase".

It certainly does not negate the threat of a long-term global temperature increase.

Adaptation In 2010, the world's governments acknowledged a 2 degree Celsius threshold for global temperature increase.

Extracting and burning all of that tar will cause a global temperature increase of about 0.4oC (0.4oC).

The US quitting the Paris deal could bring the whole edifice down, making the steep challenge of keeping the global temperature increase to 2C close to impossible.

Its core business activities and political lobbying are actively pushing us towards a future with a global temperature increase well in excess of 2C.

Some models suggest that a global temperature increase of about 1.5C by 2040 could lead to an annual loss in Africa's GDP of 1.7%.

Many people make the mistake of thinking that is how much of a global temperature increase will actually occur.

It is clear that regional changes in the number of seasonal heatwaves and global temperature increase are not linearly associated (Fig. 2b).

But if we can hold the global temperature increase to 1.5 degrees Celsius, Arctic sea ice is far likelier to survive the summers.

World leaders have committed to try to curb greenhouse gas emissions enough to limit the global temperature increase to about 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, or 2 degrees Celsius.