Примеры использования Tipping points на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I believe in tipping points.
Such tipping points could include.
Identifies both areas of opportunity and dangerous tipping points.
Tipping points for abrupt climate change have been called the shadow that haunts climate negotiations.
Arctic Ocean Resilience:Can critical tipping points still be avoided?
We must define, through science,what scientists refer to as"planetary boundaries","environmental thresholds" and"tipping points.
But now and then there are Saturdays,big temporal tipping points when anything's possible.
If these challenges are not addressed, there is a high risk of dramatic biodiversity loss and accompanying degradation of a broad range of ecosystem services,especially if ecosystems are pushed beyond certain thresholds or tipping points.
Indicators of resilience and tipping points can supplement physical indicators as stated in the TEEB report.
The GEO-4 scenarios show an increasing risk of crossing such tipping points.
Unchecked, climatic changes can reach tipping points resulting in disastrous and irreversible consequences for humanity.
In fact, it is projected that the natural adaptive capacity of many species will be exceeded if certain tipping points are reached.
The scientists assert that once human activity has passed certain thresholds or tipping points, defined as"planetary boundaries", there is a risk of"irreversible and abrupt environmental change.
The assessments will analyse the state of knowledge on past, present and future interactions between people and nature,including by highlighting potential tipping points, feedbacks and trade-offs.
It projects the possibility of approaching several tipping points, in which ecosystems shift to alternative, less productive states from which it may be difficult or impossible to recover.
For SRM, many different frames have been considered, with those based on climate emergencies' or'tipping points' attracting particular interest and criticism.
For example, reaching climatic tipping points could lead to a potentially"abrupt" effect known as the shutdown of the thermohaline ocean circulation or to an acceleration of global warming due to released methane from thawing permafrost.
It will include integrated and cross-scale analysis of these dynamics, including feedback, synergies,time-lags, tipping points, resilience, cross-regional interrelations, and trade-offs.
Expand the definition of"dangerous levels" of GHG emissions to include a focus on the"tipping points" for abrupt climate changes;immediate"fast start" strategies should be initiated to mitigate the threat of crossing the"tipping points"(Mauritius, Micronesia(Federated States of), MISC.1);
Three recent articles have been published in the prestigious science journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,addressing the tipping points for abrupt climate change, including sea-level rise.
Security analysis must take into consideration the interaction of many environmental, economic, social and political factors,possible tipping points and non-linear events that have the potential to destabilize existing institutions.
Reviewing the work undertaken by UNEP in the biodiversity field, he noted that the third report in the Global Biodiversity Outlook series,launched in May 2010, had made it clear that inaction could only lead to more tipping points in biodiversity and ecosystem loss.
Of the seven systems that have already been quantified,the authors contend that mankind is already past the tipping points for climate change, the nitrogen cycle, and biodiversity loss.
Its Gear VR headset, a co-production with Facebook's Oculus division, gains a wireless gesture-based remote control, while the Gear 360 camera is upgraded with the ability to live-stream 360 video,something the company claims could be"one of the tipping points" for widespread adoption of virtual reality.
GEO-4 and other recent assessments tell a tale of unprecedented environmental change at global and regional levels,which may reach tipping points, beyond which there are abrupt, accelerating, or potentially irreversible changes.
The implications of the many dimensions of the impact of human activity,including what scientists refer to as"planetary boundaries","environmental thresholds" and"tipping points", are not yet understood in detail.
The authoritative assessment tells a tale of unprecedented environmental changes at global and regional levels,some of which may reach tipping points, beyond which there may be abrupt, accelerating, or potentially irreversible changes.
Without major changes, the planet's capacity to support andsustain us will continue to degrade, with the potential for sudden shifts as key thresholds and tipping points are passed, and as social pressures for fairness increase.
The UNEP publication, Global Environment Outlook 4: environment for development(GEO4), highlights the fact that ecological andsocial systems can reach tipping points beyond which there are abrupt, accelerating, or potentially irreversible changes.
This should include the preparation of regular assessments anddigests of the science around such concepts as"planetary boundaries","tipping points" and"environmental thresholds" in the context of sustainable development.