Examples of using Linked to climate change in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Rising levels of fish contaminants linked to climate change- 21 Feb 2010.
This growth is encouraging, but there's room for a much larger market given theincreasing number of extreme weather events linked to climate change.
Russia and Pakistan weather events linked to climate change- 22 Aug 2010.
Rising seas linked to climate change may not pose a major threat to coral reefs, if sea level rises slowly enough for coral growth to keep pace.
This event has also been widely but over-simplistically linked to climate change.
While new issues, including those linked to climate change, resource competition, and natural disasters have emerged.
The Great Barrier Reef, the largest living structure on Earth, is reeling from an unprecedented second-straight year of coral bleaching,because of warming sea temperatures linked to climate change.
Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution,carbon dioxide(a green house gas linked to climate change) in the atmosphere has increased by 35%.
Rising seas linked to climate change may not pose a major threat to coral reefs, if sea level rises slowly enough for coral growth to keep pace.
Another recent studyalso shows how“food production shocks” linked to climate change have been rising globally, putting food security at risk.
If rural women depend on forests for more of their income than do the men in their communities,it follows that any negative impact on the availability of forest resources linked to climate change, will also affect women more.
That's because increased carbon dioxide emissions linked to climate change increase the levels of toxins- phenolics and tannins- in eucalyptus leaves, she said.
Dengue infections have climbed steadily across the globe sincethe 1970s due to rising temperatures and irregular monsoon rains linked to climate change, which allow for ideal mosquito breeding conditions.
ESCAP called for actions to mitigate disaster risk linked to climate change, including setting up a regional early warning system and investing in disaster risk education.
Infections have steadily climbed across the globe since the1970s due to rising temperatures and irregular monsoon rains linked to climate change, which allows for ideal mosquito breeding conditions.
The growing number of natural disasters and dangers linked to climate change represents"another strong wake-up call" to the world, which must be countered by finding sustainable solutions quickly, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said at the launch of the report.
At the UN climate talks in Madrid in December, the Maldives and other vulnerable countries pushed for concrete progress on fresh funding to help them deal with disasters andlonger-term damage linked to climate change- but failed.
A scientific study published Mondayalso shows how“food production shocks” linked to climate change have been rising globally, putting food security at risk.
Although the South Asian country has improved its climate resilience, flat topography, dense population and weak infrastructure made its uniquely vulnerable to floods,cyclones and other environmental calamities linked to climate change, according to a new UNICEF report released on Friday.
Another recent studyalso shows how“food production shocks” linked to climate change have been rising globally, putting food security at risk.
According to the message, conflict, extreme weather events linked to climate change and economic slowdown, are reversing progress made in the fight against hunger.
A scientific study published Mondayalso shows how"food production shocks" linked to climate change have been rising globally, putting food security at risk.
Devastating floods, cyclones and other environmental disasters linked to climate change are threatening the lives and futures of more than 19 million children in Bangladesh.
It's possible that a strong, unequivocal,long-term trend in cyclone activity linked to climate change will emerge from the noise of year-to-year natural variability.
In a recent study UNICEF said floods,cyclones and other environmental disasters linked to climate change are threatening the lives and futures of more than 19 million children in Bangladesh.
The world's coral reefs arein trouble- marine heatwaves linked to climate change, human destruction and pollution are contributing to the loss of reefs around the world.
Faced with uncertainty about long-term water imports,and with more irregular rainfall linked to climate change, Singapore is now working to supply much of the water it needs from home.