Not exact matches
It is also clear that ecological tipping points can be crossed if we push this process too far, with potentially
irreversible consequences
as overgrazed grassland tips into desert, or
as degraded tropical forest dries out and burns over vast
areas of Indonesia and Brazil.
Jeremy Firestone, director of the Center for Carbon - free Power Integration at the University of Delaware, said the Obama administration's strategy has been to make offshore wind
areas already leased to developers
irreversible by the Trump administration
as long
as the projects have state support.
At that level, the world risked initiating feedbacks in the climate system, such
as the melting of ice sheet
area, that could trigger
irreversible warming out of humanity's control.
* At higher projected rates of warming,
areas such
as the tundra and the Amazon rainforest face a high risk of «abrupt and
irreversible» changes in their ecosystems.