Sentence examples for journal climate from inspiring English sources

In a separate study published Monday in the journal Climate, NOAA scientists determined that human activity has helped warm the area of the tropical Atlantic where many hurricanes originate.

Studies have also clarified some of the mechanisms of the relationship between climate and shorter-term weather; a 2010 report on the M.W.P., published in the journal Climate Dynamics, looked at the connections between the rain in Europe, the temperature of the Indo-Pacific warm pool, and the flood levels of the Nile.

Dinku estimates it would cost $25 million to scale the ENACTS climate-services model across Africa, and in a new paper in the journal Climate and Development he discusses the details.

Their paper, published in the journal Climate Change in January, predicts that within a century the global average number of days on which the temperature is between 64 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit will drop by 10.

While cautioning against jumping to dire conclusions based on the sighting of open polar water, Dr. Serreze of the ice data center is the principal author of a review article, published this summer in the Dutch journal Climate Change, on Arctic environmental change over decades and centuries.

In a study published in the Nature journal Climate and Atmospheric Science, Vittorio Gensini and Harold Brooks say that while the annual number of tornadoes in the US has remained roughly the same since 1979, there has been a shift from the Great Plains towards the midwest and south-east.

It is the Journal of Climate, not Climate.

Another study recently published in the Journal of Climate examined data from past climate changes, and found that climate models are underestimating the likelihood of intense droughts in the southwestern USA due to global warming.

An important new study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change, says that climate change will be expensive.

Dr James Risbey, a climatologist at Australia's CSIRO science agency, authored a scientific paper in the journal Nature Climate Change earlier this year looking at how climate models have actually been doing.

The new study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature Climate Change, used economic modelling to estimate the impact of unchecked climate change.