Sentences with phrase «along coasts»

While proving direct causation is always tricky, there's a strong case to be made that climate change has contributed to fighting in Darfur and demographic changes along the coasts of the U.S.. It's altered the distribution of diseases, the taste of wine and the geopolitics of the north pole.

There will be 10 retailers initially in the North America, concentrated heavily around big cities and along the coasts.

These are the students who will become the marine biologists working along our coasts, the engineers perfecting high - speed rail, and the community leaders holding our state accountable for years to come.

Most Australians live along the coasts in a few large cities.

are struggling with them in wealthy and in middle - and low - income schools; in rural, suburban, and urban districts; in magnet, regular, district, charter, parochial, and independent schools; along the coasts, in the American heartland, from south to north, and...

In many regions, especially along the coasts, escalating home prices yielded additional dollars from property taxes — the main source of local...

are struggling with them in wealthy and in middle - and low - income schools; in rural, suburban, and urban districts; in magnet, regular, district, charter, parochial, and independent schools; along the coasts, in the American heartland, from south to north, and everywhere in between.»

Many students, especially along the coasts, come from other countries and, as a result, English is their second language.

It is the South after all, and many couples get married at a young age, making the search for an age - appropriate single a little more difficult than in big cities along the coasts.

It means that crops and livestock grown along the coasts have some quantity of iodine.

Hurricane season may be enhancing the current problem, resulting in low water circulation in the southwestern Caribbean and thus creating a «warm pocket» of water along the coasts of Panama and Costa Rica, the researchers speculate.

Below - average precipitation was observed along both coasts where six states had a much drier than average season.

Each workshop had a different theme related to climate extremes, had approximately 30 attendees (the CMIP5 meeting had more than 100), and the workshops resulted in a paper.11 The first workshop was held in July 2011, titled Monitoring Changes in Extreme Storm Statistics: State of Knowledge.12 The second was held in November 2011, titled Forum on Trends and Causes of Observed Changes in Heatwaves, Coldwaves, Floods, and Drought.13 The third was held in January 2012, titled Forum on Trends in Extreme Winds, Waves, and Extratropical Storms along the Coasts.14 The fourth, the CMIP5 results workshop, was held in March 2012 in Hawai`i, and resulted in an analysis of CMIP5 results relative to climate extremes in the United States.11

The lack of many kinds of data — high - resolution topography and bathymetry along the coasts; measurements of ice cover and thickness; distributions in space and time of the region's fish, birds, and marine mammals — is another.

«Humans appeared to move quite quickly along the coasts,» says McNiven.

Inside the NHC's Storm Surge Unit, forecasters try to gauge how waters will rise along the coasts and where the most serious flooding could develop.

Since Katrina the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has done a lot of mapping of storm surges along the coasts, trying to give themselves a sense of the risk of flooding during different sized storms.

As they report online today in PLOS ONE, they found that one particular lineage of the species — with two exceptions, both associated with snails found along the coasts of the Irish Sea — were found only in Ireland and in the central and eastern Pyrenees.

Climate change could further shift wind patterns and ocean currents, expanding cold water further north along the coasts of Isabela and Fernandina and driving fish populations higher, according to the new study.

Antarctica is a desolate, far - away place, but what happens there could reshape life along the coasts.

Some theories hold that humans also migrated out of Africa to East Asia and Australia along coasts.

Whistleblower crew members had supplied authorities with photographs and video footage of three ships dumping contaminants, such as sludge and oily waste, far out at sea, taken before the vessels underwent inspections along the coasts of New Jersey, Delaware and California.

The team sees the results as a starting point for a more detailed assessment of coastal flooding risk and mitigation along the coasts of the Eastern Mediterranean.

The situation with some birds that migrate along coasts seems to be improving, but other shorebirds are in big trouble.

Along the coasts of Scotland and Norway, the wave ranged between 20 and 50 feet high.

Critics contend it is also destroying land along coasts and hastening the demise of wild fish

This ecosystem, which alone provides 5 to 10 % of the world's catches, owes its exceptional productivity to the nutrients provided by upwellings of deep, cold, nutrient - rich water along the coasts.

In the early 1980s, two Caltech geophysicists, Tom Heaton and Hiroo Kanamori, compared Cascadia to active quake - prone subduction zones along the coasts of Chile and Alaska and to the Nankai Trough off the coast of Japan.

Gas hydrates naturally form along the coasts of continents and in Arctic permafrost, places where water and gas mix at relatively high pressure and low temperature.

That means chronically humid areas located along coasts or otherwise hooked into humid - weather patterns may only get more so.

In Mexico, a number of different varieties of piquíns grow wild in the mountains along both coasts: from Sonora to Chiapas on the Pacific and Tamaulipas to Yucatán on the Gulf.

The Muslims of Malacca also propagated Islam in the Malay Peninsula and along the coasts of the island of Sumatra.

Now Spaniards conquered a large portion of the Americas, including the West Indies and the Philippines, and became the ruling classes in these lands; the Portuguese established themselves in a similar position in Brazil and sprinkled themselves along the coasts of Africa and here and there on the shores of India, in the East Indies and in Malacca and Macao; the French planted colonies in parts of North America and the West Indies; the Dutch, with an intermingling of French Huguenots, began a permanent colony in South Africa, and Dutch.

But many parts of Florida are reckoning with significant wreckage and floodwater along its coasts and on inland farms.

There are thousands of giant snowballs along the coast of the Gulf of Ob in Siberia.

This narrow neighbourhood snakes along the coast of Kennebecasis River, running parallel to Long Island.

This is clearly going to either have a direct hit or come right along our coast and we're going to have hurricane - force winds.

Contract talks between the two sides have dragged on for nine months, leading to labor tensions, chronic cargo congestion and shipping delays at ports along the coast that collectively handle nearly half of all U.S. maritime trade and more than 70 percent of imports from Asia.

Gas prices in Waco are on the rise after Hurricane Harvey's landfall on Friday brought damage along the coast, Houston and surrounding areas.

So far, the rise in hurricane damage hasn't deterred development along the coast.

I've traveled extensively through Vietnam over the years, from Hanoi in the north, to Saigon in the south, and all along the coast.

If you live along the coast, it's a good idea to board up your windows and doors and ensure that you have enough food and supplies.

In the hundred years between 850 and 950, Benedictine monks were driven out of ancient monasteries, the Papal States were overrun, and Muslim pirate bases were established along the coast of northern Italy and southern France, from which attacks on the deep inland were launched.

These early beachcombers expanded rapidly along the coast to India, and reached Southeast Asia and Australia by 50,000 years ago.

The Zaidis live in the mountainous regions where they have been able to maintain their purity of origin, while the Sunnis live along the coast where they have intermarried with Africans.

His Storm reached out to touch Tampa and is proceeding along the coast to warn Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.

Lycia and Pamphylia were south of it along the coast, and Pisidia, Phrygia, and Galatia were beyond it in the east.

Initially they settled in Kwangchow but slowly began to push their way along the coast to the main cities and even as far north as Hangchow.

In the Portuguese possessions in Brazil, chiefly scattered as they were along the coast, Christianity was confronted by many of the challenges which it faced in Spanish America.

In the first half of the sixteenth century the Portuguese established trading posts along the coast of Africa and in India, Ceylon, Malacca, Japan, and the East Indies.