Examples of using Changes in climate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They do not cause changes in climate.
(b) changes in climate, weather or visibility;
Some people think it has to do with changes in climate.
How will the changes in climate affect our food supply?
Iceland's glaciers are especially sensitive to changes in climate.
How have past changes in climate affected plant life on Earth?
The length of aging should be suitable, with reasonable changes in climate change.
Changes in climate have impacted all continents and the oceans.
People are seeing the changes, but they do not connect them to the changes in climate,” said Gordon.
Changes in climate, especially during the cold and dry winter months.
Leaked text of blockbuster report says changes in climate have already caused impacts on natural and human systems.
Imagine how resourceful our ancestors had to be in order tosurvive these radical changes in climate.
Sudden changes in climate can exterminate species that cannot adapt quickly.
Efforts are directed towards technologies and concepts facilitating adaptability to the changes in climate and energy-efficiency.
Short stay the sea sometimes reduces the symptoms of allergies, butwe must remember that excessive exposure to ultraviolet rays and extreme changes in climate can cause deterioration.
So changes in climate likely affect our health in profound ways that we are only beginning to understand.
Changes in climate or in modes of sustenance were carefully laid out along a timeline to explain the evolution of moral character.
Understand changes in climate, including global climate change and the El Niño phenomenon, to ensure that Americans can plan and respond properly.
Changes in climate at this time of the year are pretty sudden, the wind was very strong and black clouds covering it all approached us full speed, a full-fledged storm.
The change in climate is affecting the health of people.
Need a change in climate?
This means they have alternating periods of growth anddormancy as a response to the change in climate.
Fluctuations over periods shorter than a few decades, such as El Nino,do not represent change in climate.