Also, I'm not sure I see strong support for this concluding sentence: «Although polar bears have persisted
through previous warm phases, multiple human - mediated stressors (e.g., habitat conversion, persecution, and accumulation of toxic substances in the food chain) could magnify the impact of current climate change, posing a novel and likely profound threat to polar bear survival.»
Not exact matches
For the year - to - date, 2015 is 1.53 °F above the 20th century average, and 0.16 °F ahead of 2010, which had the
previous warmest January
through July.
Previous studies suggest the climate in the region during this time was relatively
warm and wet, so the moisture needed to seep
through the overlying rocks to create the stalagmites would have been abundant, Verheyden says.
But the
previous trio — 1939
through 1941 — don't rank within the top 30
warmest years on record, he noted.
As I've mentioned in my
previous post, the snow has arrived to Finland and we've been enjoying some brightness and Winter fun (read: sliding
through slippery streets, making first snowman, putting on 4 - 5 layers of clothes, etc.) but as of yesterday, we're back to Fall like weather,
warmer temperatures and pouring rain.
Again, as in other
previous Geoff Kersey exercises I wanted to truly understand how he managed to suggest so much detail
through his careful placement of
warm colours, and created the shapes of the path disappearing into the woods with rough purple shadows.
Those questioning the vulnerability of this species to
warming will point to its successful survival
through two
previous warm intervals between ice ages as evidence the bear can deal with reduced ice and other big environmental shifts.
THAT might be the reason for today's climbing CO2 levels — just a echo of
previous warm climate cycling
through the oceans.
It was also the
warmest winter — December
through February — on record, beating the
previous year's record by more than half a degree (0.29 degrees Celsius).
In this article, we look at the moving decadal spans since January 1, 1950
through August 2013 (the IPCC states that at least 50 % of the
warming is due to anthropogenic reasons over this 764 - month period) versus the
previous 764 - month period (May 1, 1886
through December 1949) that the IPCC infers was dominated by natural climate forces.
For example, in June, he reported that the global
warming trend of the
previous 17 years 9 months — September 1996
through May 2014 — was «zero.»