"global warming process" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the gradual increase in the Earth's average temperature due to the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Example: The scientific community has long been studying the global warming process and its potential impacts on our planet's climate and ecosystems.
This suggests a possible linkage with the global warming process.
The excess of CO2 in atmosphere causes environmental pollution, green house effect and it is found to be a major cause for the global warming process.
In recent years terrorism activities have been increasing in scope worldwide as well as the global warming process has had a direct impact on the weather in various climates, subjecting countries around the world to unusually severe storms.
As we explained in a previous post, the unique catastrophic dimension of a climate-change-generated methane bomb is that it could not only ramp up the global warming process, but also become the main driver of the process, accelerating it beyond human control.
This global warming process is deemed by international scientific assessment to be predominantly due to human economic activities (1).
The importance of biogenic methane has drawn scientific attention to several archaeal lineages not only as powerful new energy producers but also as major contributors to the global warming process (Weiland 2010; Montzka et al. 2011).
Both "The Weather Makers" and "Field Notes from a Catastrophe" make an analogous point that global warming is a process that is hard to reverse.
The Atlantic is already in the middle of a cyclicaltrend of warming and increasingly powerful storms; the degree of the additional effects of global warming on the process is still under debate.
Nuclear energy comes back to the discussions on the world stage as an energy source that does not contribute to global warming during production process.
Quantitative understanding of controls on thaw layer thickness (TLT) dynamics in the Arctic peninsula is essential for predictive understanding of permafrost degradation feedbacks to global warming and hydrobiochemical processes.
Developing countries wanted to extend Kyoto Protocol because they think the rich nations should assume the responsibility for the large share of global warming during their industrialisation process.
