Sentences with phrase «abrupt changes to the way»

Pay attention to any abrupt changes to the way they act and the grades they make.

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Disrespectful conduct» from Common Core protesters at a Wappingers Central School District board meeting prompted a call to state police and abrupt adjournment on Monday night, but it's unclear what, if any, policy changes could be headed the district's way, school officials said.

The EPA's abrupt new direction on legacy chemicals — like PFOA — is part of a broad initiative by the Trump administration to change the way the federal government evaluates health and environmental risks associated with hazardous chemicals, making it more aligned with the industry's wishes.

Scientist Paul Beckwith speaks out on Arctic methane and abrupt climate change — and ways to stave it off.

The governor recognizes that the state needs a better way to fund virtual schools but does not want to make abrupt changes that would harm the new schools, his staff said.

Across one of the most abrupt forest changes you'll ever see, the conifers of Mountain Pine Ridge's granite give way to broadleaf forest of the more forgiving limestone, from one valley side to the other.

Not everyone warmed to the abrupt changes of pace, as the point - and - click problem solving gives way to arcade sections, and admittedly, Spacehead's inability to attack enemies in the platform segments is quite frustrating.

It is all quite mysterious, this abrupt change, which seems to be related to the big ENSO in ways we do not understand.

Abrupt climate change is producing Arctic warming and generating new shipping routes, business opportunities, and access to resources in ways that affect states, Indigenous peoples, the Arctic environment, and more.

The other problems are that there is no way to model abrupt changes in the Pacific state and actual emissions are overwhelmingly likely to diverge from IPCC emission scenarios.

He sums it up this way: «The climate science establishment is so focused on the fight to reduce CO2 emissions that it has ignored the bigger picture: that the Earth System is hurtling towards a new climate regime for the planet, led by abrupt changes in the Arctic as it becomes seasonally free of sea ice.

Given these gaps, the US Global Change Research Program asked the National Research Council to establish the Committee on Abrupt Climate Change and charged the group to describe the current state of knowledge in the field and recommend ways to fill in the knowledge gaps.»

While extreme events per se are not abrupt climate changes as defined in this report, changes in extreme events could lead to abrupt changes in two ways: (1) an abrupt change in a weather or climate extremes regime, for example a sudden shift to persistent drought conditions; or (2) a gradual trend in the frequency or severity of extremes that causes abrupt impacts when societal or ecological thresholds are crossed, as illustrated in Figure 2.10.

And, if that is the case, then there was an abrupt change either way you slice it: either there was some sort of burp in the system which altered the equilibrium conditions, or there was a relaxation of feedback which allowed the anthropogenic influx to accumulate.

Equally, there seems little doubt that we are changing the energy dynamics of chaotic Earth systems in ways that add to the potential for abrupt climate change.

The committee believes that increased knowledge is the best way to improve the effectiveness of response, and thus that research on abrupt climate change can help reduce vulnerabilities and increase adaptive capabilities.

No, lack of evidence isn't evidence on the pro - comet / asteroid side either... However, a nanon - diamond - bearing layer in the right place is rather good evidence itself unless one can come up w / a way for gradual, common sedimentological process to concentrate nano - diamonds in certain layers by chance immediately at an extinction & abrupt climate - change horizon.

There can be many ways life becomes challenging; difficult relationships, illness or death, abrupt changes, job loss, traumatic events (new and old), feeling different, loneliness or even a life time of seemingly small events adding up to an overwhelming burden.»