Sentence examples for long term warming from inspiring English sources

"It's the long term warming trend we need to worry about rather than one hot year," said Prof Piers Forster, at the University of Leeds in the UK.

While the long term warming trend is clear, scientists have long known that air temperatures do not rise smoothly year-on-year in the complex and chaotic climate system and that decade-long ups and downs are part of natural variability.

First: it shows a long term warming trend - and quite a dramatic one - beginning in the early 20th century and, evidently, still underway.

Microfossils document the biotic response of calcareous nannofossils and benthic foraminifera to short and long term warming trends of the early Eocene following the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM).

And, I think you captured the essential issue: If people aren't aware of decadal fluctuations of this sort, then they may see a temporary interruption and say, "Aha, no global warming!" This way, it's crystal clear that even a decadal interruption is perfectly compatible with long term warming, and doesn't indicate low climate sensitivity.

That is a temperature drop in one year twice as large as the long-term warming the Earth has seen over the past half-century.

A near-term mitigation of short-lived heating components could lead to a delayed action on CO2 and other long-lived greenhouse gases and thus an increased long-term warming.

By comparing stable carbon isotope values between individuals and populations during a glacial and an interglacial period, we can assess how long-term warming affected mammalian diets.

The longest time scale over which water temperature varied was the linear, long-term warming trend over the entire 58 year time series reported previously [16].

But long-term warming can have micro results as well.

As such cases are mostly in the earlier portions of the records, this will exaggerate the long-term warming trend.