Sentences with phrase «over the entire planet»

This is because there are correlations to solar activity, and plus one watt per sq M of change for years, is a lot of energy over the entire planet.

However, global warming takes into account temperatures over the entire planet, including the oceans.

When the temperature rises, so does aggression — and that can lead to large - scale consequences, considering that climate change is turning up the heat over the entire planet.

Is RH, cloud height and percent cloud cover averaged over the entire planet?

«An FRB in the Milky Way, essentially in our own back yard, would wash over the entire planet at once.

That soot and dust then began to spread like a giant sunlight - blocking shade over the entire planet.

Six months pass and Dr. Eggman has nearly taken over the entire planet, leaving Sonic and his friends in a tough position.

 Over the entire planet, more than 600,000 volunteers participated in picking up nine million pounds of litter.

Global climate models (GCM) are designed to simulate earth's climate over the entire planet, but they have a limitation when it comes to describing local details due to heavy computational demands.

To many economists and policy - makers, a market - based means of limiting carbon dioxide emissions makes sense, given that they are produced in every sector of the global economy, with impacts felt over the entire planet.

«In contrast to something like SAI [stratospheric aerosol injection]-- where you have a very spatially small effect over the entire planet — you have a large and very localised effect and that could lead to much more regional variation in the climate response.»

By definition, GLOBAL warming happens over the entire planet, so no, there can not be global warming in any one location or region.

The new study, the first global examination of reefs over the entire planet, found that of the 29 World Heritage reef areas, at least 25 will experience severe bleaching events by 2040.

(However, this affects the distribution of heat, since sunshine is still the same over the entire planet.

Averaged over the entire planet, that means 2014 was likely the hottest year in the history of human civilization.