It is intended to help decision makers weigh different strategies
for responding to climate change effects and incorporate new knowledge as it becomes available.
Researchers hope to incorporate all of these factors into computer models of ice sheets, which still struggle to mimic how real ice
sheets respond to climate change.
An in - depth look at how
plants respond to climate change shows mixed results for the phenomenon of «demographic compensation» as a way for plants to avoid severe population declines.
Because
responding to climate change will require long - term investment in infrastructure, research and mitigation, we need an economic environment that is sufficiently consistent to reward such investment.
That perspective holds that we might not be able to
respond to climate change by adaptation, through political, economic, and technological creativity.
«Different species
respond to climate change on different scales and at different rates, and you often get an ecological mismatch,» said Büntgen.
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countries respond to climate change is actually «new and additional,» as originally promised.
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To predict how biological
communities respond to climate change, scientists typically test their theories organism by organism, removing plants and animals from their ocean homes and examining how they react in heated tanks.
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best respond to climate change.
Lertzman explains that everyone will
respond to climate change differently, depending on their temperament, personality, schedule, etc. «Some people will find that it makes sense for them to become involved on a political level; others may be more interested in fashion and want to focus on engaging with sustainable clothes,» she explains.
Although a large, global body of literature on climate change and forest dynamics has been developed during the last five decades (3, 6, 9, 11 ⇓ ⇓ — 14), much of this literature provides insights on how trees
respond to climate change without sufficient consideration of competition and other factors (43).