Sentence examples for in changing climate from inspiring English sources
This paper focuses on the effects of water policy constraints on electric power generation in changing climate conditions.
Therefore acquiring a more holistic perspective of the interactions among hydrologic aeolian erosion and vegetation dynamic processes is fundamental to quantifying and modeling land degradation processes in drylands in changing climate, disturbance regimes and management scenarios.
Therefore, the cost of seed production is likely to increase in changing climate due to scheduling of operations, land and water management, herbicide/insecticide applications, pollination management, and postharvest seed management.
Regional and global youth position papers on DRR were produced by the voluntary UNMGCY DRR Task Force in consultation, in-person, and online among members of the constituency, which were then merged with the children's priorities from the Children in Changing Climate Coalition (CCCC) consultations and the Children's Charter on DRR (UNICEF 2011).
Both events are a testament to the role that young people will have in changing climate policy.
Listen to stories from our Special Issue on Natural Systems in Changing Climates, including patterns of ecosystem change, infectious disease shifting with climate, migrating marshes, and moving from ice-box oceans to a hot-tub planet.
A flagship effort under development is an experiment to determine how landscapes and ecosystems evolve in changing climates.
Some speakers may also talk about the challenges of higher education, the dangers lurking in the world, or about the prospect of living in changing climates that promise ongoing droughts, persistent heat waves, stronger blizzards, powerful tornadoes and destructive hurricanes.
Knowledge of present within-species diversity and adaptive response, especially in changing climates and in increasingly fragmented populations, becomes critical to inform restoration efforts (Harris et al. 2006).
Studies on adaptive variation take on urgency with restoration in changing climates, as it becomes imperative to predict how ecotypes within species may respond to climate change, either through plasticity, adaptive variation, or migration (Nicotra et al. 2010).
