Sentence examples for implications for global warming from inspiring English sources
Rising demand for meat in rapidly developing countries has implications for global warming because meat production pumps out far more greenhouse gases than producing other types of foods.
The Climate Institute also looked at the implications for global warming if all countries matched that party's targets and how Australia would rank on per capita emissions among the G20 if that party's policies were adopted.
Apart from the implications for global warming, this increase will put more pressure on grain, as vast quantities of it have to be produced to be fed to animals.
"This has huge implications for global warming, if we continue to expand our farmland into tropical forests at that rate," said Gibbs, a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Environmental Earth System Science, who led the study.
Further, the reduced Rn energy input from the atmosphere by clipping or grazing land-use types has important implications for global warming studies and ecosystem modeling.
There are important implications for global warming and understanding Earth's atmosphere, as large amounts of carbon are cycled through Prochlorococcus, which may also play an important role in the global nitrogen cycle.
Rebecca Morelle reports for BBC Newsnight on the effect this inactivity could have on our current climate, and what the implications might be for global warming.
Munk was named Secretary of the Navy Research Chair in Oceanography in 1984 and continued to research the implications of global warming for the oceans as part of the Acoustic Thermometry of Ocean Climate (ATOC) project from 1996 to 2006.
Several major studies of the implications of global warming for the United States have neglected or claimed a lack of data on the effects on health or human welfare (National Research Council 1978; Nordhaus 1991; Cline 1992).
Concerns about the implications of global warming for national security have built within the Pentagon and national security circles for decades, including under both Bush administrations.
