Examples of using Climate variability in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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But to me, it looked like natural climate variability.
Farmers' perceptions of climate variability and barriers to adaptation: lessons learned from an exploratory study in Vietnam.
Farmers, as well as decision-makers and insurance firms,need improved information and early warning systems to better respond to climate variability.
They served as a building block for the understanding of climate variability, by showing that the latter was not purely random.
Climate variability affects rainfall patterns and agricultural seasons and is the driving force for climate change migration and loss of crops.
Although the PNA pattern is a natural internal mode of climate variability, it is also strongly influenced by the El Niño-Southern Oscillation(ENSO) phenomenon.
The climate variability that we identified was also responsible for changes in the Antarctic ice sheet and sea ice during this period.".
In contrast, today's climate crisis is happening at a pace and scale so great,it cannot be explained by natural climate variability alone.
This upward trend ishighly unlikely to be explained by natural climate variability. The probability of this happening is less than 0.3% under the model assumptions used.”.
A newly published study shows that for the majority of Earth's history,continental arc volcanism has been the main driver of long-term climate variability.
Among 33 countries affected by food crises in 2018, climate variability and weather extremes were a compounding driver together with economic shocks and conflict in 26 countries and the leading driver in 12 of the 26.
Climate variability can be expressed at various temporal scales(by day, season and year) and is an inherent characteristic of climate, whether the climate system is subject to change or not.
Critically, these processes themselves- and the Southern Ocean's ability to affect global warming caused by human activities-could be sensitive to climate variability in as-yet-unknown ways.
They found that roughly 80 percent of the observedlake decline is the result of simultaneous climate variability closely related to the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, which has caused droughts and flooding in the region.
The main takeaway is that climate variability in the contemporary period is very different to what has happened in the past 2,000 years,” atmospheric scientist Nathan Steiger explained in a recent press briefing.
By analyzing multiple realizations of the 20th century from a single climate model, they attribute approximately half the observed decline to human emissions of greenhouse gases,and the other half to climate variability.
Our imagery helps farmers cope with achanging world full of challenges such as climate variability, labor shortages, and depressed markets,” said Ceres Imaging CEO Ashwin Madgavkar in a statement.
Even though the observed ice loss has accelerated over the last decade, the fate of sea ice over the next decade depends not only on human activity butalso on climate variability that cannot be predicted.".
If we continue to go the route of rice and wheat,with unsustainable resource use and increasing climate variability, it is unclear how long we could keep that practice up,” said Kyle Davis from Columbia University.
The working definition of resilience in this project is the ability of vulnerable communities and their ecosystems to resist, absorb,accommodate to and recover from the effects of climate variability, change and disasters.
There is more that we don't know than what we do know,but we do know there is no general and direct relationship between climate variability and large-scale organized wars,” says Halvard Buhaug of the Peace Research Institute Oslo in Norway.
From the standpoint of environmentalists, climate variability, increased water temperature and salinity, and rainwater scarcity coupled with pollution all make it quite difficult to grow rice in the wet season, while shrimp farming is being increasingly affected by uncontrollable disease outbreaks and sub-optimal water quality.
Similarly, the threat of climate change has driven thedevelopment of more drought-tolerant crops that can survive climate variability, but these survival abilities also make those plant species more likely to become invasive.
Changes in sea level aredriven by natural factors such as natural climate variability(for example El Niño), ongoing response to past climate change(regional warming after the Little Ice Age), volcanic eruptions, and changes in the sun's activity.
These results are striking in that they point to a scientifically feasible series of events that link the 11-year solar cycle with ENSO,the tropical Pacific phenomenon that so strongly influences climate variability around the world,” says Jay Fein, program director in NSF'sDivision of Atmospheric Sciences.
Changes in sea level aredriven by natural factors such as natural climate variability(for example El Niño), ongoing response to past climate change(regional warming after the Little Ice Age), volcanic eruptions, and changes in the sun's activity.
These results are striking in that they point to a scientifically feasible series of events that link the 11-year solar cycle with ENSO,the tropical Pacific phenomenon that so strongly influences climate variability around the world," says Jay Fein, program director in NSF's Division of Atmospheric Sciences.
If we continue to go the route of rice and wheat,with unsustainable resource use and increasing climate variability, it's unclear how long we could keep that practice up," says Kyle Davis, a fellow at Columbia University's Earth Institute and lead author on the new study.
This study has shown for the first time that the drying of the monsoon over the past 50years cannot be explained by natural climate variability, and that human activity has played a significant role in altering the seasonal monsoon rainfall on which billions of people depend,” Dr Polson said.