The phrase "moderate climate change" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the idea of limiting the amount of climate change, or to a specific action or policy aimed at achieving this goal. For example: "The government has promised to introduce a policy to moderate climate change."
A projection of the species distribution model to the climatic conditions in 2070 under a moderate climate change scenario suggests that favorable conditions will be maintained from the central coast to the northern part of the species distribution (Fig. 6d).
There must be other explanations and, as it happens, there are: individual climatic influences and feedback loops that amplify (and sometimes moderate) climate change.Begin with aerosols, such as those from sulphates.
If we are to moderate climate change, the green wave has to lift all vessels.
At times he has argued powerfully in favour of a cap-and-trade bill to moderate climate change.
They have nothing to do with birds, except insofar as clean energy can moderate climate change in a small way, thus helping to preserve habitats.
The final draft of the chapter, which was published in April, featured a section on the aggregate economic impacts of climate change, containing the statement: "Climate change may be beneficial for moderate climate change but turn negative for greater warming".
The latest study found that even under moderate climate-change scenarios, where rises in carbon dioxide do not follow the highest-possible course, could still lead to new Arctic shipping lanes opening by the around the middle of the century.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has been identifies as a key technology for moderate global climate change (Rubin et al. 2015).
It is thus important to initiate further research in the natural and social sciences to better understand and communicate whether alternative strategies to moderate future climate change are, or are not, viable, appropriate and ethical.
"It is thus important to initiate further research in the natural and social sciences to better understand and communicate whether alternative strategies to moderate future climate change are, or are not, viable, appropriate, and ethical," declares a statement by the organizing committee released today at the close of the conference.
A projection of our species distribution model to a future scenario with a moderate amount of climate change suggests that most of the range of A. lugubris will remain climatically suitable, but climatic conditions in the Sierra Nevada and low elevation areas in Southern California are likely to deteriorate.
