Sentence examples for heat land from inspiring English sources

Along with information on air pollutants, satellite information is also being used to help with other important environmental health concerns, such as the spread of infectious diseases (as reflected by changes in vegetation and temperature, which can influence disease vector populations), dust, heat, land use changes, and climate change.

Then the punch of heat lands — you may experience it almost as a blow to the chest.

In the northern Australian territories, humid air hits heated land and is thrust upwards, rapidly cooling and condensing to form clouds that are taller than the world's highest mountains.

This will go a long way to knowing that all is well in heating land.

Fields of stunted millet stand baking in the 35C heat, a land pocked by dry river beds, and the occasional carcass of a starving cow.

Residential uses were among the most heat affected land use types at 10 pm, with different intensities according to their density level.

The greenhouse gases, including those emitted from combustion and industrial processes, such as carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxide, and methane, lead significantly to global warming, shore floods, atmospheric heat waves, land droughts, and destruction of cold-marine life.

Other ocean currents redistribute heat between land and water on a more regional scale.

Ultimately we sought to elucidate how social inequalities shape disparities in heat risk related land cover (HRRLC) characteristics.

Objective: We examined the distribution of heat risk related land cover (HRRLC) characteristics across racial/ethnic groups and degrees of residential segregation.

A landler enters the heat-stifled land.