Sentences with phrase «moderate warming»

Nor is it acceptable to ignore it because we live in comfortable conditions likely to be able to survive moderate warming for a while longer than most places.

How much warming and by when [2008 was the hottest La Nina year on record, but attempts at decadal - scale predictions clarify the role of natural variation in driving short - term cycles and suggest only moderate warming in the next 5 years.

Those headed by «I was a sceptic for a few days»... show moderate warming and the Satellite which isn't as far as I know in any environmental campaign, shows the least warming.

indicate very moderate warming, though not enough to indicate any serious trend.

«If these results are correct, then the current moderate warming rate is a bit of an aberration, and so a substantial acceleration in the warming rate can be expected to occur in the near future, sufficient not only to match the modeled warming rate, but even to catch up the recent lost ground.»

Excellent taste, takes only moderate warm water to dissolve nicely into a cocoa beverage, gives you lots of pep, well - being and alertness - I have it very morning with a touch of Sunfood's Maca Extreme.

Often referred to as «Mediterranean» in nature, the region boasts moderate warm daytime and cool evening temperatures nearly year round that rarely reach the point «too hot» or «too cold.»

(such version is able to claim being scientific, even while contradicting rather moderate warming estimates based on IPCC consensus)

«Gradual and moderate warming brings benefits as well as incurring costs.

Now, in a new study that aims to project the composition of the future Great Barrier Reef under current and future environmental scenarios, researchers found that in the long term, moderate warming of 1 - 2 degrees Celsius would result in a high probability of coral cover declining to less than 10 percent, a number thought to be important for maintaining reef growth.

«Even in the moderate warming scenarios, there are going to be changes in California's water supply,» Cloern said, but «there's real uncertainty about whether California will become drier or wetter.»

Even in the moderate warming scenario, there are predictions of big changes in the delta habitat as this century unfolds.»

Looking at sea level rise, water would rise 37 inches in the moderate warming scenario and 48 inches in the faster model.

«Under scenarios of moderate warming, 1 or 2 degrees Celsius globally, crops in tropical regions will suffer in terms of yield, whereas at mid - to higher latitudes, they might benefit from a little bit of warming.

A moderate warming scenario would avert half of that increase.

In some areas, moderate warming can slightly increase crop yields.

A combination of man - made global warming and a moderate warming of the tropical Pacific Ocean, a phenomenon known as El Niño, means it is very likely that 2010 will be a warmer year globally than 2009.

Arctic sea ice reflects sunlight away from Earth, moderating warming in the region.

Even if climate skeptics are right about the most likely scenario being a moderate warming, the possibility remains that the unlikely will occur.

The «warming period» was, like similar events in the Bronze Age and Roman Empire times, just a moderate warming of around 0.5 ºC.

While magnifying the probable risks to health and mortality as a result of warmer temperatures, many underrate or simply ignore the possible heath benefits of moderate warming.»

Soil respiration shows approximately 20 % increase in response to about 2.4 °C warming (Norby et al., 2007), although acclimatisation of soil respiration (Luo et al., 2001) and root growth (Edwards et al., 2004) to moderate warming has also been observed.

Moderate warming in such a situation leads to more snowfall but no additional melting.

Contrary to media stereotypes, many so - called sceptics — such as Abbott, John Howard, Maurice Newman and this writer — recognised that the rise in carbon dioxide as a result of the burning of fossil fuels led to moderate warming.