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orderto influenceclimate policy.[1
order ... ] Operating since 2007to influenceclimate policy.[1
global problems , such as rising greenhouse gasescausesclimate change.[1
the greenhouse gasesare causingclimate change.[1
the greenhouse gas emissionsare causingclimate change.[1
greenhouse gas emissionscauseclimate change.[1
close to half the greenhouse gas emissionsare causingclimate change.[1
clouds don?tcauseclimate change??well
three factorscan causeclimate to change.(3
spectral measurementss contributingto aerosol cloud climate interactions
the abilityto influencethe climate response to geoengineering with stratospheric aerosols
emissions by a number of natural and anthropogenic sourcescontributeto the atmospheric aerosol and to climate change
The aerosol size and vertical distributions are neededinfluencethe aerosol climate effects
the light scattering of atmospheric aerosols(passive) is influenced byDirect climate aerosol radiative forcing
Tunja 's climate's location and altitude(passive) is influenced byClimate Tunja 's climate
The newly explained reaction -- whose basic outlines had been known for three decades , but whose workings had never been understood in detail -- ... atmospheric reactionsleadto the formation of climate - affecting aerosols
an important mechanismcontributingto the aerosol impact on climate
the burning of fossil fuelswas causingclimate change.[60
CO2 concentrations in the atmosphereis causingclimate change.[28
We don?t know what?scausingclimate change?and
maritime and continental factors(passive) is influenced byBhutans climate
the Mediterranean Sea(passive) is influenced byMalta"s climate
Chukotka 's climate's location(passive) is influenced byClimate Chukotka 's climate
Indian monsooninfluencesBhutan?s climate
oceanic air masses that affect the mildness of the climate(passive) is influenced byClimate Wielkopolska
scattering and absorption of solar radiation(passive) is caused byThe direct effect of aerosols on climate
Biomass - burning aerosolscontributeto aerosol radiative forcing on the climate system
SOAcan contributeto aerosol climate
local steppe climate(passive) is influenced byClimate Pindwara
to offer a way for climate service providers , intermediaries and users to better navigate tools , data , methods , approaches , and case studies(passive) is designedClimate in Tandem
the economic activitiescausinganthropogenic climate
maritime and continental factors(passive) is influenced byNepals climate
Human economic activityis causingclimate changeand
of both the particulate and gas phases(passive) are composedAtmospheric aerosols
anthropogeniccauses anthropogenic aerosol
the Gulf Stream(passive) is influenced byFindhorn 's climate
of variable amounts of sulphate , nitrate , ammonium , sea salt , crustal elements and carbonaceous compounds ( elemental and organic carbon ) and other organic materials(passive) are generally composedAtmospheric aerosols
likelycausedlikely
today?sto influencetoday?s
to an extra warming of climatecould leadto an extra warming of climate
to the negative forcing effectcontributeto the negative forcing effect
damage(passive) caused bydamage
damage(passive) caused bydamage
to cloud formationleadsto cloud formation
a mass mortality event(passive) possibly caused bya mass mortality event
cooling of certain amountwould causecooling of certain amount
the radiation balance of the Earthinfluencethe radiation balance of the Earth
cooling of the Earth 's surfaceto causecooling of the Earth 's surface
the reduction in heat(passive) must be caused bythe reduction in heat
light scattering(passive) caused bylight scattering
air pollutioncauseair pollution
to the radiative forcingcontributeto the radiative forcing
how clouds are formedcan ... influencehow clouds are formed
cooling of the Earth 's surface immediately below themto causecooling of the Earth 's surface immediately below them
droughtscould causedroughts
systematic errors(passive) caused bysystematic errors
change(humancausedchange(human
to the production of ozone with serious health and environmental impactsleadsto the production of ozone with serious health and environmental impacts
the warmingcausedthe warming
a major biodiversity crisiscausinga major biodiversity crisis
in very powerful storms with frontal systems the size of continents that packed the punch of hurricanes in the physical model runsresultedin very powerful storms with frontal systems the size of continents that packed the punch of hurricanes in the physical model runs
atmospheric radiation and climateinfluenceatmospheric radiation and climate
to widespread atmospheric changes and to an increase in solar UV ( ultraviolet ) radiation reaching the surfaceleadingto widespread atmospheric changes and to an increase in solar UV ( ultraviolet ) radiation reaching the surface
a goal of avoiding an inseta goal of avoiding an in
This recognized benchmark(passive) was set byThis recognized benchmark
a goal of keeping temperatures from rising more than 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit ( 2 degrees Celsius ) above preindustrial levelshave seta goal of keeping temperatures from rising more than 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit ( 2 degrees Celsius ) above preindustrial levels
the cooling potential of fire aerosols to decreasecausedthe cooling potential of fire aerosols to decrease
net coolingcausenet cooling
activitiesinfluencingactivities
to historical climate change through their interactions with radiation and cloudshave contributedto historical climate change through their interactions with radiation and clouds
from human activities and the formation by gas - to - aerosol conversion of pollutantare ... originatedfrom human activities and the formation by gas - to - aerosol conversion of pollutant
to the simulated precipitation declinedo ... contributeto the simulated precipitation decline
from industrial regions of lower latitudesoriginatingfrom industrial regions of lower latitudes
from the industrial regions in lower latitudesoriginatefrom the industrial regions in lower latitudes
a decrease in sea surface temperaturecausinga decrease in sea surface temperature
a decrease in sea surface temperature ... for examplecausinga decrease in sea surface temperature ... for example
the formation of clouds that are unusually reflective , sending more incoming sunlight back into spacecausethe formation of clouds that are unusually reflective , sending more incoming sunlight back into space