Sentences with phrase «consecutive years climate»

Read: New Research Suggests CO2 Can Be Scrubbed From the Atmosphere to Avoid Climate Change Crisis Global Carbon Emissions From Fossil Fuels Remained Relatively Flat for 3 Consecutive Years Climate Change Effect: Soils to Become a Net Source of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide in the Future

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This year, IRRI established a new and relevant rice breeding factory, deciphered the information found in 3,000 sequenced rice genomes, helped in marketing the Philippines» unique indigenous «heirloom» rice varieties to the outside world, distributed climate - smart rice varieties to reduce Asian farmers» risks, and celebrated 150 consecutive knowledge - filled cropping seasons of the Long - Term Continuous Cropping Experiment.
Since 1999, the IPO has been in a negative phase but consecutive record - breaking warm years in 2014, 2015 and 2016 have led climate researchers to suggest this may have changed.
«In 2017, every state in the Lower 48 had an average temperature that was above average, and this is the third consecutive year that has been the case,» said Jake Crouch, a climate scientist at NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information.
Climate change is causing the widespread thawing and degradation of permafrost, subsurface soil or rock that remains frozen for two or more consecutive years.
The Latin American and Caribbean Carbon Forum (LACCF) is bringing together for the tenth consecutive year key players from the private and public sectors to share the state of the art around climate change migration, and reach out to cooperation agencies, potential investors and service providers.
Dr Hawkins said the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the UN's climate science advisory body, had forecast that the Arctic would be «reliably ice - free», meaning more than five consecutive years below one million sq km, by the mid-21st cClimate Change, the UN's climate science advisory body, had forecast that the Arctic would be «reliably ice - free», meaning more than five consecutive years below one million sq km, by the mid-21st cclimate science advisory body, had forecast that the Arctic would be «reliably ice - free», meaning more than five consecutive years below one million sq km, by the mid-21st century.
We have now passed over 30 consecutive years of above normal temperatures on planet Earth, and even now, individuals from the climate science / meteorological communities are actively propagating the blatant lie that climate engineering / solar radiation management will save us from planetary incineration (which geoengineering is making far worse, not better).
Marc Morano is quoted in the Heartland Institute's press release, «Heartland Institute Climate Experts Comment on 18 Straight Years of No Global Warming,» which states «the global mean surface temperature has not risen for 18 consecutive yYears of No Global Warming,» which states «the global mean surface temperature has not risen for 18 consecutive yearsyears.
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In a week where the UN called all businesses to step up to the mark and go Climate Neutral Now, we are delighted to see our partners at The Co-operative Bank announcing that their operations remain «Beyond Carbon Neutral» for the eighth consecutive year.
Schmidt and NOAA climate scientist Jake Crouch said 2016 will likely be the hottest year on record for a third consecutive year.
The Latin American and Caribbean Carbon Forum brought together for the eleventh consecutive year key players from the private and public sectors to share the state of the art around climate change migration, and reach out to cooperation agencies, potential investors and service providers.
James Taylor is quoted in the Heartland Institute's press release, «Heartland Institute Climate Experts Comment on 18 Straight Years of No Global Warming,» which states «the global mean surface temperature has not risen for 18 consecutive yYears of No Global Warming,» which states «the global mean surface temperature has not risen for 18 consecutive yearsyears.
«For the first time in recorded history, we have now had three consecutive record - warm years,» said Michael Mann, a climate scientist at Pennsylvania State University who was not involved in the findings.
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