英語 での Rising temperatures の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Rising temperatures continue to melt records.
Adil Najam: The issue is NOT just rising temperatures.
Rising temperatures are suppressing survival rates for young fish.
Effects of chemicals may increase with rising temperatures.
Rising temperatures will increase social tensions and lead to more violence.
Threat to food security caused by rising temperatures and drought.
The rising temperatures produced by climate change are increasingly melting this ice.
And food securityis not the only thing threatened by rising temperatures.
According to the WMO, rising temperatures only tell part of the story.
Dozens of species of birds andplants are now also threatened by rising temperatures.
Rising temperatures have already contributed to the decline in several freshwater fish and sharks.
African farmers are most at risk from rising temperatures and persistent hunger.
Rising temperatures have already contributed to the declines of several freshwater fish and sharks.
The high concentration of greenhouse gases and rising temperatures speed up virus mutation.
The list has found that dozens of species of birds andplants are now also threatened by rising temperatures.
Declining rainfall, climate change, and rising temperatures are accelerating the evaporation process at the lake.
Rising temperatures in the decades ahead will lead to major disruptions in agriculture, particularly in tropical zones.
The report emphasizes that it is very important to strengthen international cooperation in order tocurb rising temperatures.
Rising temperatures during the past 25 years have already cut the yield growth rate by 10-20% in several locations.
Add to that the heat island effect and rising temperatures, and summer has become a rough season for Milanese living in the city.
Rising temperatures during the past 25 years have already cut the yield growth rate by 10 to 20% in several locations.
Water shortages, soil losses and rising temperatures from global warming are placing severe limits on food production.
In Chad, rising temperatures and pervasive drought have caused the country's largest lake to shrink by over 90 per cent.
Through 2015 and 2016, drought and rising temperatures left over 36 million people in Eastern and Southern Africa facing hunger.
Rising temperatures mean that heatwaves will become hotter, more frequent, last longer and will cover much wider areas.
Across the continent, rising temperatures and unpredictable rains are a serious threat to millions of small farmers and herders.
If rising temperatures shrink harvests and drive up food prices, consumer pressure to reduce the use of fossil fuels will intensify.
Rising temperatures due to climate change could profoundly affect economic growth worldwide, making some countries richer and others poorer.
Rising temperatures due to climate change will strongly affect economic growth around the world, making some countries richer and some poorer.