Sentence examples for responding to climate variability from inspiring English sources

Pastoralists have long-standing traditional strategies and strong social institutions for using resources and responding to climate variability.

Different knowledge fields have come up with divergent definitions of coping, but it is commonly understood as a temporary survival strategy that is adopted in a given context of responding to climate variability and extremes (Dercon 2002; Pelling 2011).

ALL LEVELS – This course is for prospective, new, or experienced farmers interested in increasing the resiliency and sustainability of their farm, in order to be better prepared to respond to climate variability and climate change.

We then examine the empirical and modeling literature to address such questions as: how could these services respond to climate variability and longer-term change, disturbance, and land use change?

"Understanding how ecosystems are going to respond to climate variability is an important feature that we still don't have a lot of information on," said Alistair Seddon, the study's lead author and a biologist at the University of Bergen in Norway.

Identifying the genetic components of migration timing will not only facilitate delineation of CUs, but it will also enable predictions as to how different migratory species might respond to climate variability and which may be especially vulnerable to a changing climate.

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These can include limiting climate impacts by reducing greenhouse gases, or responding to climate impacts through adaptation (3).

This survey will provide the template for longer term monitoring of herring spawning dynamics in Coastal Maine and how this may respond to climate and ocean variability.

This initiative follows a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between the FAO and WMO in June 2017 to strengthen cooperation to respond to climate change and variability.

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) have taken steps to boost the capacity of extension workers and farmers to respond to climate change and variability in agricultural practice.