Sentence examples for mild climate change from inspiring English sources

Career fossil fuel-industry apologist Bjorn Lomborg, in Rupert Murdoch's the Australian, wrote on 16 September: UN's mild climate change message will be lost in alarmist translation.

They conclude that, even under a mild climate-change scenario, the predicted rate of environmental change (from the point of view of the population) is close to the theoretical maximal sustainable rate.

2 – There may be mild problems from climate change. 1 – It could be a hoax or there is no problem.

Bird sightings like this one may become less unusual: with increasingly mild winters ushered in by climate change, unseasonable animal visitors may become the norm.

As climate change brings milder, damper conditions to eastern and northern Britain, the speckled wood has expanded.

This spread could be linked with climate change, especially milder winters, which allow the young spiders to survive into spring.

Recent milder winters (perhaps due to climate change) may have contributed to this decline, although some decrease was observed in other seasons (Fleming et al. 2000).

The effect of climate change, with milder autumns and warmer winters, on the timing of bud flush and the impact of exposure to late spring frost are key questions in forestry requiring a detailed understanding of the physiological and molecular mechanisms (and their genetic variability) involved in dormancy release.

They concluded that the shift in size was primarily a consequence of ecological responses to climate change that produced milder winters over the previous two decades.

-Global warming an Olympic worry, says Rogge. -Meteorologist Tim Kelley says climate change is to blame for mild weather.

For whether climate change is severe, moderate, or mild, being outdoors in it is the ultimate balm to passing depression.