The phrase 'regulate climate' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to explain how humans are trying to control the climate of the Earth. For example, "Scientists are working on technological solutions to regulate climate and prevent further environmental damage."
And, because the Arctic ice is thought to largely regulate climate in the northern hemisphere, of unknown consequences.
"This is the most any president has done to regulate climate change in US history," he told The Guardian.
Action: Implement measures to protect boreal woodland caribou Description: Boreal woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) are a biodiversity indicator for the entire boreal forest, which is essential to help sequester carbon, regulate climate and for biodiversity.
These systems provide food, fresh water and the raw materials for construction and fuel; they regulate climate and air quality; buffer against natural hazards like floods and storms; maintain soil fertility; and pollinate crops.
These forests might lack the massive trees and rich biodiversity of an old-growth forest, but they can still play an important role in helping regulate climate.
Changes in structure and functioning of tree communities in response to forest fragmentation may alter tropical forest's capacity to store carbon and regulate climate.
Mr. Perry has reserved special wrath for the Obama administration's intention to regulate climate-altering gases.
WASHINGTON — With the federal government set to regulate climate-altering gases from factories and power plants for the first time, the Obama administration and the new Congress are headed for a clash that carries substantial risks for both sides.
National regulation can control localized environmental problems, but are less effective in regulating climate and global marine impacts.
But snow also provides water for drinking and irrigation, regulates climate by reflecting the sun's energy, and supports healthy ecosystems.
An Impact Assessment (IA) methodology was adopted to capture the direction and the level of confidence of impact on multiple ES including regulating (climate, water and biodiversity), supporting (soil health) and provisioning services (biomass and energy yield).
