The consequences of greenhouse gas emissions changes, and CO2 emissions changes in particular Cause , take decades to centuries to manifest themselves fully in the climate system. [ 6IPCCEMISSIONS 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

Model results suggest that runoff in the northern part of China is quite vulnerable to climate change, mainly as a consequence of changes in precipitation in spring, summer and autumn, especially during the flood season Cause . [ 7IPCCREGION 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

The increases in greenhouse gases Cause could invariably lead to greater and more serious Manner consequences. [ JACLET 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

The more rapidly climates change, the more difficult it will be to take advantage of the potential benefits, and the more dangerous the consequences of the extreme events and other harmful changes Cause . [ 6CANADAQFP 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

Working Group II addresses the vulnerability of socio-economic and natural systems to climate change, negative and positive Manner consequences of climate change Cause , and options for adapting to it. [ ENCY 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

In order to evaluate the consequences of climate change Cause , one must consider the spatial variability of all factors: climate forcing, climate response, and the vulnerability of regional human and natural resource systems. [ 13IPCCSTABILISATIONDESGAZ 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

Over the past four decades, atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations have been carefully measured at many locations around the world, and the consequences of human emissions Cause are clearly evident in the results. [ 5CANADAICC 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

Associated with these phenomena are rapid changes in land use, increased industrialization, and a voracious appetite for energy. Some of the consequences of these developments - smog, water pollution, and impoverished and contaminated soils Cause - are already painfully obvious on a local and regional scale and have been the object of strong anti-pollution legislation within many countries. [ 5CANADAICC 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

Once the climate is disturbed, irregular or unexpected events may occur with significant Degree consequences for human activities Patient . [ JACLET 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

It is expected that ecosystem Patient consequences will increase with increasing CO2 concentrations and decreasing pH, but the nature of such consequences is currently not understood, and no environmental criteria have as yet been identified to avoid adverse effects. [ 5IPCCDYOXYDE 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

These global mean temperature and sea level changes provide a context for considering the consequences for natural resources, infrastructure, human health, and other sectors affected by the climate Patient . [ 113IPCCSTABILISATIONDESGAZ 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

Up to 95 per cent of Alpine glacier mass could disappear by 2100, with subsequent Time consequences for the water flow regime - affecting, for example, summer water supply, shipping and hydropower Patient . [ 7IPCCREGION 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

The direct Manner physical Patient consequences of desertification may include an increased frequency of sand and dust storms and increased flooding due to inadequate drainage or poor irrigation practices Cause . [ ENCY 0 MCLH 05/11/23013 ]

To determine the consequences of the various emissions limitation proposals Cause on global mean temperature and global mean sea level Patient we use the models employed in SAR WGI (Kattenberg, et al., 1996). [ 6IPCCEMISSIONS 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]

CO2 effects on marine organisms Cause will have ecosystem Patient consequences. [ 5IPCCDYOXYDE 0 MCLH 05/11/2013 ]