"steady climate change" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a gradual, sustained shift in the climate over time. For example, "The earth is experiencing steady climate change, with global temperatures increasing in recent decades."
The combination of massive widespread urbanization, explosive population growth, increased global travel, changing ecological factors, steady climate change and the exploitation of environments is driving an era of converging risk for outbreaks, experts say.
In 2014, steady climate change caused Lake Baikal's main water supply source, the Selenga river to supply only half of the volume it normally does.
The steady creep of climate change could bring A. aegypti farther north, where there is no herd immunity.
Extreme weather, food and water shortages, conflict, migration, energy bills, technology and many other issues are influenced by the steady march of climate change.
Although a Gallup poll this spring found that 67% of respondents thought the quality of the environment was "getting worse" (a fairly steady rise from 54% in 2002), climate change is hardly in the class of Iraq or health care.
The first report for the Children in a Changing Climate Coalition charts a steady increase in reported disasters linked to climate change over the last two decades.
At the same time, the scientific underpinnings of the global effort to address climate change have been under steady attack in recent months.
Climate change is a slow steady rewriting of the rules that govern weather, bit by bit.
Meanwhile, there was a steady beat of reminders of the dangers of climate change.
"[Prioritizing] climate change has been on a steady decline since 2011, so it's quite a noticeable increase this year," said BSR vice president Laura Gitman.
Climate change is gradual, producing a steady stream of migrants whose numbers can, with some foresight, be absorbed and assimilated.
