Sentence examples for under current climate change from inspiring English sources
Carbon emissions from tropical deforestation account for about 25% of all anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions but cannot be credited under current climate change agreements.
Based on our current of plant phenology and growth strategies especially rapid growing, early-flowering species versus later-flowering species that make slower-return investments in growth we project optimal periods for invasions across three distinct systems under current climate change scenarios.
Based on our current understanding of plant phenological and growth strategies especially rapid growing, early-flowering species versus later-flowering species that make slower-return investments in growth we project optimal periods for invasions across three distinct systems under current climate change scenarios.
The tree swallow is a small migratory passerine, an aerial insectivorous, and it produces only one clutch per year, all characteristics of species more at risk under current climate changes (Both and Visser 2001; Møller et al. 2008; Dunn and Winkler 2010; Thackeray et al. 2010; Dunn and Møller 2014).
In light of current climate change discussions, this research assesses future generation expansion under different potential fuel-price reforms by an enhanced OSeMOSYS model.
"Current climate change projections for the UK suggest that by the 2050s, under the medium emissions scenario, summer temperatures may increase and summer rainfall may decrease.
He opposes the current climate change legislation.
She is in favor of the current climate change legislation.
More work is needed to understand what current climate change indicators are indicating and to isolate real climate change impacts.
This paper analyses evaporation rates from a large water supply reservoir in South-East Queensland (SEQ), Australia, under current climate and predicted climate change conditions using modelling.
The spatial distribution of habitat suitability is modelled at the landscape scale for multiple exotic plant species under current climate and a climate change scenario for the year 2030.
