Sentence examples for predicting climate change from inspiring English sources

One of the greatest uncertainties in predicting climate change is what natural mechanisms are involved in capturing carbon dioxide.

Latif, a climatologist at the Leibniz Institute of Marine Sciences at Kiel University in Germany, was speaking of the need for greater accuracy in predicting climate change on a decade-by-decade scale.

Accordingly, this study investigated the temporal variation (mainly long-term) of uncertainty related to the choice of a GCM in predicting climate change impacts on hydrology by using multi-GCMs over multiple continuous future periods.

An indicator species approach based on selected species that are relatively common may facilitate the use of national monitoring data for predicting climate change effects on the distribution of biodiversity.

When it comes to predicting climate change, the Arctic Ocean is one big question mark.

Gnanadesikan's finding is a microcosm of the monumental challenges inherent in understanding and predicting climate change.

Yet some of our most pressing environmental and economic decisions -- about managing global warming, finding new energy sources, predicting climate changes, sustaining fisheries and protecting coastal property -- depend on understanding the inner workings of our oceans.

Predicting climate change-associated indirect effects on these factors is difficult but they have to be borne in mind when interpreting our predictions on C. imicola abundance.

In 2016, other researchers predicted climate change will halve the world's coffee-growing area.

Yale Environment 360: Your research is in using coral samples to better understand and predict climate change.

Scientists predict climate change will aggravate worldwide water shortages in the coming decades.