Sentence examples for warming implications from inspiring English sources
In terms of global warming implications, the preferable solution is to combine materials recovery and combined heat and power from waste.
Four questions are explored: (1) Is recovering energy from waste economic from a waste management system perspective?; (2) Is there a significant untapped energy resource in the form of waste in Sweden?; (3) Is recovering energy from waste economic from a district heating system perspective?; and (4) What are the global warming implications of recovering energy from waste?
260 pp. ISBN: 978-1-933115-47-4, $85 Global Warming: Implications for Freshwater and Marine Fish C.M. Wood, D.G. McDonald, eds.
Much was on the agenda — including the implications of a warming Arctic and the emergence, amid the northern thaw, of new commercial shipping routes where once there was only ice.
"If this relationship holds true for other regions where sedimentary basins are at present capped by permafrost, glaciers and ice sheets, such as northern West Siberia, rich in natural gas and partially underlain by thin permafrost predicted to degrade substantially by 2100, a very strong increase in methane carbon cycling will result, with potential implications for climate warming feedbacks".
These disturbances may have implications for projected climate warming; sustained elevated temperatures would likely perpetuate widespread ALDs and further affect carbon cycling in this environment.
Furthermore, the results may have implications for the intensity of warming up exercises for the competitive events.
THE warming effect of women on men has important implications for education and work.
The Sunday Review has a thought-provoking trio of Op-Ed pieces on the drivers and implications of coastal losses in a warming world with crowded shores.
Methanogenesis is an anaerobic metabolism responsible for the generation of >90% of the methane formed on Earth today, with important implications for fuels production and global warming.
The meeting also heard a presentation from climate scientist Graeme Pearman about the implications of the global target to limit warming to 2C.
