Sentences with word «anthropogenic»
Anthropogenic means something that is created or caused by humans. It describes human activities that have an impact on the environment or nature. Full definition
In the case of anthropogenic global climate change, there will not be one «moment» of truth.
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Re # 31 and others I have wondered about the ecological effects of anthropogenic climate change (ACC) also.
From 2006 to 2016, global sea ice trends have also been remarkably stable despite a massive increase in anthropogenic CO2 emissions during this period.
Our understanding of the impact of anthropogenic forcing on extremes remains limited.
It has hardly been studied so far and is caused by anthropogenic emissions from the combustion of fossil fuels and biomass combined with natural emissions of plants.
Together with other anthropogenic influences, the fisheries industry is a human activity considered to have considerable strong effects on marine habitats and species.
Both solar reconstructions show the weak forcing from solar changes compared to the forcing from anthropogenic greenhouse gases.
** Evidence for anthropogenic global warming (AGW) is problematic.
This was further evidence that the present rapid global warming is associated with anthropogenic increases in the level of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
The extinction of small and large, plant and animal is a daily event now, as climate change increasingly joins the other anthropogenic influences on the species of our planet.
However, this experiment didn't take anthropogenic impacts other than CO2 into account.
Probably the biggest is sensitivity, but sensitivity would apply nearly equally for cooling and warming anthropogenic factors.
But then I woke up as a scientist and realized that my belief in dangerous anthropogenic climate change was second order belief — based on the IPCC consensus.
Certainly, CO2 and other anthropogenic GHG emissions are a potent driver of warming, with water serving in a feedback role due to its short atmospheric lifetime.
Re: The main reason for concern about anthropogenic climate change is not that we can already see it (although we can).
Does anyone know where I can find the outputs of various climate models, particularly over the satellite era and ideally with runs showing with and without anthropogenic influences?
Each model had run simulations that included anthropogenic climate influences like human - released greenhouse gases and aerosols as well as simulations run without those human influences.
I woke up this morning of the opinion that, on balance, there was a link between anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions and global warming.
These scenarios are characterized by 40 to 70 % global anthropogenic [greenhouse gas] emissions reductions by 2050 compared to 2010, and emissions levels near zero or below in 2100.
I would also like to argue against the idea that reducing anthropogenic GHG can be done at no cost or negative cost.
Understanding how anthropogenic CO2 emissions will influence future precipitation is critical for sustainably managing ecosystems, particularly for drought - sensitive tropical forests.