Примеры использования Impact of global climate change на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Also, with the help of such models it is possible to predict the impact of global climate change on groundwater.
Impact of global climate change in terms of the increase in natural disasters in the Pacific and in the Caribbean;
However, much more must be done in areas such as democratic governance and human rights,the role of women in development, and the impact of global climate change.
Given the impact of global climate change, maintaining healthy biodiversity is critical to sustaining future production performance.
It does not take a great deal of wisdom to realize that,as a small island developing State, my country is vulnerable to the extremely adverse impact of global climate change.
A 20-minute video on the science and impact of global climate change that can be used in promoting the workshop and complementing the presentations;
Ethiopia, like all developing countries, was a victim rather than a cause of climate change; it could not do much to arrest the impact of global climate change, but had to seek to mitigate the impacts. .
The impact of global climate change on the increase in natural disasters in the region and how space-based technologies can contribute to mitigating that impact; .
This initiative can, therefore, help to produce the needed information to address the common problems due to the increased use of the ocean and its resources, andto prepare the Wider Caribbean region to adapt to the impact of global climate change.
Impact of global climate change on the increase in natural disasters in the Pacific and how space-based solutions can contribute to mitigating that impact; .
The Kresge Foundation is very concerned about the long-term impact of global climate change and deeply committed to environmental conservation, which is one of our nine core values,” says education Program Director William F.L. Moses.
The impact of global climate change on Mongolia was evident: the overall temperature had increased by 0.7° over the past 50 years, with droughts occurring every two to three years and the water level of the large rivers dropping by 20 to 30 per cent.
Six modules on(a)the science of global climate change,(b) the impact of global climate change,(c) the challenges and opportunities of the UNFCCC,(d) the financial support provided under the UNFCCC,(e) methodologies used in climate change analysis, and(f) the CC: TRAIN programme;
The impact of global climate change is not only physical and economic(for instance, in the form of natural disasters), but also social and cultural, jeopardizing environmentally based livelihoods in many areas of the world.
Presentations at the session reviewed the impact of global climate change on developing countries in general, and on African countries in particular, and emphasized the need for capacity-building in space technology in order to ensure the full-scale participation of developing countries in programmes and projects addressing climate change. .
Given the rapid growth in the population of the countries of the region, the impact of global climate change and the degradation of the region's water resources, there is only one solution for the countries of Central Asia, namely, the development of regular, multilateral and mutually advantageous cooperation on the rational and integrated use of water and energy resources. We must address the socio-economic issues of each country in particular, and the rehabilitation of the region's environment in general.
The impacts of global climate change;
This could counteract the impacts of global climate change that result in a loss of fertile areas and an increased prevalence of desert-like soil conditions.
First Joint Meeting of the West and Central African andEast African Task Teams on Impacts of Global Climate Change at UNEP, Nairobi, Kenya, 18-21 December 1989.
It is important to recognize that women experience the impacts of global climate change in a different manner from men.
Support the continuing work of IPCC in studying the science and impacts of global climate change;
Few developing countries possess sufficient financial andhuman resources to address adequately the ongoing and anticipated impacts of global climate change.
The workshop package also contains a CC: TRAIN Workshop Package Guide which outlines detailed instructions on how to deliver the workshops, anda 20-minute introductory video on the science and impacts of global climate change.
Review, analyse andsummarise existing baseline information relevant to expected environmental and socio-economic impacts of global climate change in the Lake Baikal catchment region, with particular emphasis on transboundary problems as identified in the revised TDA.
Provide financing and technical assistance to assist national Governments in implementing the objectives and recommendations of the United Nations FrameworkConvention on Climate Change, including identification of cost-effective response and adaptation to the impacts of global climate change.
Urges States, either directly or through appropriate subregional, regional or global organizations or arrangements, to intensify efforts to assess andaddress, as appropriate, the impacts of global climate change on the sustainability of fish stocks and the habitats that support them;
In the context of fisheries, the Assembly has expressed concern over the current and projected adverse effects of climate change on food security and the sustainability of fisheries andhas urged States to intensify efforts to assess and address the impacts of global climate change on the sustainability of fish stocks and the habitats that support them.
The Government of New Zealand is funding a multi-year research programme on adaptation to climate variability and change which provides information, predictions and tools to help citizens make best use of climate-dependent natural resources, adapt to natural variations and climate risks, and identify andmanage expected regional impacts of global climate change.
Urges States, either directly or through appropriate subregional, regional or global organizations or arrangements, to intensify efforts to assess andaddress, as appropriate, the impacts of global climate change on the sustainability of fish stocks and the habitats that support them, in particular the most affected ones;
Urges States, either directly or through appropriate subregional, regional or global organizations or arrangements, to intensify efforts to assess andaddress, as appropriate, the impacts of global climate change and ocean acidification on the sustainability of fish stocks and the habitats that support them, in particular the most affected ones;