Sentence examples for increase drought from inspiring English sources

Likewise, while the rise of average global near-surface air temperatures (i.e., global warming) has been found to increase drought frequency and severity, thereby modifying patterns of ecosystem productivity and the geographic ranges of many species, how these changes could impact ecosystems globally remains uncertain.

More specifically, it may increase drought risk and therefore reduce crop yields.

Inoculation with PGPB may be strategic to increase drought tolerance (Marulanda et al. 2007), since these microorganisms can elicit IST (Yang et al. 2009).

Thus, there is need to increase drought tolerance in crops and increase yields under conditions of depleted moisture availability (Ngumbi and Kloepper 2016).

The promise of biostimulants to increase drought tolerance and WUE holds great potential for drought prone regions where horticultural crops and fruit trees are agronomically important but water availability is becoming less reliable due to urbanization and climate change.

Green roofs are increasingly being used among the suite of tools designed to reduce the volume of surface water runoff generated by cities. Plants provide the primary mechanism for restoring the rainfall retention capacity of green roofs, but selecting plants with high water use is likely to increase drought stress.

Some parts of the world will be rendered unpleasant or uninhabitable by sea level rise, temperature increase, droughts and storms.

Climate change is expected to increase droughts and disrupt the natural flow cycles of our streams.

These livelihoods are increasingly vulnerable to climate change, as higher temperatures increase droughts and lower water levels to new lows.

According to the IPCC climate change will increase droughts and floods to the USA, declining water quality, and increased animal and plant mortality.

Do you want your college tuition or tax dollars invested to increase droughts, storms, forest fires, and crop failures -- and an unending series of Katrinas and Sandys?