Sentence examples for more extreme climate from inspiring English sources

First, studies like this can help local officials better plan for a warmer and more extreme climate.

America has to spend more than Europe, he says, on both heating and air conditioning because of its more extreme climate.

Terrigenous sedimentation rates greatly increased in response to fluctuations in sea level of up to 100 metres (about 300 feet) and a more extreme climate.

And that supports the idea that the continued warming of the climate may lead to enhanced ENSO variability and more extreme climate conditions around the globe.

A study published last week in the journal Science concludes that the more extreme climate change scenarios, which involve temperature increases of up to 10°F are implausible.

Nevertheless, there is now some hope that society and ecosystems may not be subjected to the more extreme climate and ecosystem scenarios that many have come to believe were almost inevitable.

The sexual reproduction of bryophyte gametophores is usually seasonally restricted, often initiated by short-day or long-day illumination; thus, especially in temperate climates, sex organs appear and mature in the autumn, while in more extreme climates they appear in the spring or summer.

Cryptic climate adaptation may be an underappreciated factor in examinations of climatic niche conservatism [57], [58], because some individuals within populations may be preadapted to more extreme climates [59].

In the coldest and harshest growing conditions, we detected a significant reduction in white-flowered individuals, suggesting that the loss of floral anthocyanins and their flavonoid intermediates in petals alone may affect their ability to reproduce in the more extreme climates of arctic Alaska.

New Zealand also has a greater seasonality of mortality, driven by effects on those over 65, than the more extreme climates of the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, Japan or Sweden [ 27, 31].

These hazards are becoming more frequent and more extreme with climate change.