The phrase "increasing climate change" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the ongoing trend of the Earth's climate becoming warmer and more chaotic due to human activities, such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation. Example: Scientists have warned that the increasing climate change caused by human actions is leading to more frequent and severe natural disasters.
The most inconvenient truth is that our neuroscience labs just aren't making the right things happen in time, especially when we are at rapidly increasing climate change risk.
Responsible for a significant part of the global energy consumption, cities need to be well-equipped and prepared in the face of increasing climate change induced disasters.
How is it possible to be optimistic when Berkeley professors and scholars are constantly warning us about increasing climate change threats, inequalities and violence that are creating more social, political and economic chaos for the human race?
Middle Eastern countries like the UAE are hitting a triple threat: Populations are increasing, climate change is making the area even less hospitable to agriculture, and the world's dependence on UAE oil is shrinking.
Climate change has huge implications for water pollution, so with increasing climate change effects and the concern that many regions on the planet are approaching peak water, timely water pollution detection is critical.
The waste-pickers who scour the world's rubbish dumps and daily recycle thousands of tonnes of metal, paper and plastics are up in arms against the UN, which they claim is forcing them out of work and increasing climate change emissions.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has launched an investigation into ExxonMobil over how the fossil fuel giant has valued its assets in the wake of falling oil prices and increasing climate change-related regulations.
Increase climate change levy while exempting all non-carbon technology: 3-1.
Geographic and cultural distances are increased: climate change might be killing coral but there's no indication that it's happening in Australia.
Accumulating excess became necessary as competition for scarce resources increased; climate change is perhaps the most glaring consequence of expansion gone awry.
The report also found the risk of wars could increase: "Climate change can indirectly increase risks of violent conflicts by amplifying well-documented drivers of these conflicts such as poverty and economic shocks".
