Sentence examples for multiple climate change from inspiring English sources

The potential impacts of interactions of multiple climate change factors in soil ecosystems have received little attention.

It implements a Regional Risk Assessment (RRA) methodology allowing the spatial assessment of multiple climate change impacts in coastal areas and the ranking of key elements at risk (beaches, wetlands, protected areas, urban and agricultural areas).

We investigated whether multiple climate change factors would alter the successional trajectory associated with woody plant establishment in an old-field ecosystem.

Multiple climate change factors, such as changes in [CO2], temperature, and precipitation regimes, can interact in ways that make predicting their direct impact on ecosystems difficult [40].

Nakazawa et al. [63] investigated the effects of climate change on tularemia and plague in the US with ENM and multiple climate change scenarios and predicted similar trends with more contraction occurring in the southern habitats than in the northern habitats for 2050.

Additional steps include sensitivity analysis, such as applying multiple climate change scenarios or concentration-response functions for health effects.

This paper focuses on the northern Upper Rhine Graben (URG), which experienced low tectonic deformation and multiple climate changes during Quaternary times.

A common approach in recent climate change-impact studies is to employ multiple downscaled climate change scenarios to drive a hydrological model and project an envelope of recharge possibilities.

Finally, we emphasize the importance of studying interactions between multiple predicted climate change parameters, in this case, the interactive effects of elevated CO2 and variability in the onset of spring.

The Clean Power Plan is a critical step in curbing the multiple threats climate changes poses to all of us.

The resulting papers cover multiple salmonid species (chum salmon, chinook salmon, sockeye salmon, brook charr, brown trout, and rainbow trout), examine multiple anthropogenic impacts (climate change, hatcheries, habitat alteration, hydropower, selective harvesting), and employ multiple analytical approaches (reviews, syntheses, mathematical models, empirical analyses).