...in a warmer climate the atmospheric concentration of water vapour Patient will increase. [ 10IPCCMODELE 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

The global average surface temperature Patient has increased over the 20th century Time by about 0.6 ° C Value . [ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 MEL TK 09/09/2012 ]

If there is an energy surplus, temperatures Patient will tend to increase , thereby increasing the emission of infrared radiation to space. [ 10IPCCMODELE 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

The frequency of forest fires Patient is expected to increase in boreal Asia Location . [ 3IPCCCONSEQUENCE 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

Global ocean heat content Patient has increased since the late 1950s the period for which adequate observations of sub-surface ocean temperatures have been available Time , . [ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 MEL TK MCLH 10/09/2012 ]

It is very likely that precipitation Patient has increased by 0.5 to 1 % per decade Value in the 20th century Time over most mid- and high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere continents Location , and it is likely 7 that rainfall has increased by 0.2 to 0.3 % per decade over the tropical (10 ° N to 10 ° S) land areas. [ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

For the SRES illustrative scenarios, relative to the year 2000, the global mean radiative forcing due to greenhouse gases Patient continues to increase through the 21st century Time , with the fraction due to CO2 projected to increase from slightly more than half to about three quarters. [ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

In the A1 and B1 scenario families HFC emissions Patient increase rapidly Manner in the second half of the century Time , while in the A2 and B2 scenario families the growth of emissions is significantly slowed down or reversed in that period. [ 12IPCCSREMISSIONS 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

The ultimate concentration of greenhouse gases reached in the atmosphere, as well as the speed at which concentrations Patient increase, is likely to influence impacts, because a slower rate of climate change will allow more time for systems to adapt. [ 13IPCCSTABILISATIONDESGAZ 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

For example, if the actual CO2 concentration were to stabilize at 450 ppmv, and methane emissions Patient continue to increase, the radiative forcing would be substantially higher than that associated with CO2 alone. [ 13IPCCSTABILISATIONDESGAZ 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

A second reason is that the rate of photosynthesis in some types of plants Patient may no longer increase as carbon dioxide concentration continues to rise, whereas heterotrophic respiration is expected to rise with increasing temperatures. [ 14IPCCSRL 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

Atmospheric concentrations of long-lived, and hence well-mixed, greenhouse gases Patient have increased substantially Degree in all areas of the world Time . [ 1CANADACCD 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

When temperatures rise, evaporation from surface waters also becomes greater and the water cycle becomes more active. As a result, average global precipitation Patient can be expected to increase as well. [ 1CANADACCD 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

Consequently, air temperatures over the tropical regions of both oceans Patient , though warming more slowly than those over land areas, increase by 1 - 3 ° C Value by 2050 Time and by 3 - 5 ° C Value by 2090 Time . [ 1CANADACCD 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

ozone in the upper troposphere and lower stratosphere Patient is expected to increase in response to NOx increases Reason and methane is expected to decrease. [ 1IPCCAVIATION 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

Overall, the risk of flooding in Canada Patient would increase as a result of a warmer climate Reason . [ 2CANADACCD9801 0 MEL TK MCLH 10/09/2012 ]

The global mean surface temperature Patient has increased by 0.6 ° C(OA-0.8 ° C) Value over the last 100 years Time , with 1998 being the warmest year and the 1990s very likely being the warmest decade. [ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

A virtually certain outcome of a rise in global temperatures is a a widespread Expanse increase in the amount of water that is moved through the cycle Patient . [ 2CANADACCD9801 0 TK 21/06/2012 ]

Because of changes in large scale circulation patterns as well as regional differences in hydrological processes, the resulting Result increase in precipitation Patient will not be spread uniformly around the world. [ 2CANADACCD9801 0 TK 21/06/2012 ]

It is likely 7 that there has been a 2 % Value increase in cloud cover Patient over mid- to high latitude land areas Location during the 20th century Time . [ GREENFACTS 0 TK MCLH 21/06/2012 ]

With higher global temperatures one would expect an increase in rainfall and other forms of precipitation Patient , because of the greater amount of moisture available within the atmosphere. [ ENCY 0 TK MCLH 21/06/2012 ]

Over the 20th century there has been a consistent, large-scale warming of both the land and ocean surface (see Figure 2), and it is likely? that most of the observed warming over the last 50 years has been due to the increase in greenhouse gas concentrations of precipitation Patient . [ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 TK 21/06/2012 ]

From the mid-1960s, up until the present day, there has been a dramatic Degree increase in the amount of proven reserves of natural gas Patient . [ ENCY 0 TK MCLH 21/06/2012 ]

A widespread Expanse increase in the risk of flooding Patient for many human settlements (tens of millions of inhabitants in settlements studied) from both increased heavy precipitation events and sea-level rise [4.5] [ 3IPCCCONSEQUENCE 0 TK 21/06/2012 ]

A rapid Manner increase in the Northern Hemisphere temperature Patient during the 1920s and 1930s Time contrasts with a more gradual increase in the Southern Hemisphere. [ ENCY 0 TK 21/06/2012 ]

Studies with immature forest plantations suggest that an increase in atmospheric carbon carbon dioxide Patient would be beneficial to tree growth. [ ENCY 0 TK MCLH 21/06/2012 ]

Reciprocally, the ocean would return to its original temperature only several decades after the increase in the atmospheric greenhouse gas concentration Patient had been arrested. [ JACLET 0 TK 21/06/2012 ]

Thus, these areas will be exposed to more rain and snow, and it is there that increases in heavy precipitation Patient are likely to be most noticeable. [ 2CANADACCD9801 0 TK 21/06/2012 ]

A Canadian model, on the other hand, showed fewer storms and no significant change in the position of the storm tracks. However, it did project a substantial Degree increase in the number of severe winter storms Patient . [ 2CANADACCD9801 0 TK MCLH 21/06/2012 ]

We shall try to answer this tricky question, but we must bear in mind that all the models are responsive to an increase in greenhouse gases Patient . [ JACLET 0 TK 21/06/2012 ]

An expanding set of palaeo-atmospheric data from air trapped in ice over hundreds of millennia provide a context for the increase in CO2 concentrations Patient during the Industrial Era Time (Figure 10). [ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 TK 21/06/2012 ]

Warmer temperature Cause can either increase or decrease the rate of photosynthesis Patient but will tend to increase the rates of plant respiration, which returns carbon to the atmosphere. [ 10IPCCMODELE 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

Climate change Cause will clearly increase the vulnerability of some coastal populations to flooding and erosional land loss Patient . [ 13IPCCSTABILISATIONDESGAZ 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

Best estimates suggest that these changes Cause have increased the amount of energy flowing into the lower atmosphere Patient by about 0.2 watts per square metre Value over the past century Time . [ 1CANADACCD 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

Simulations with such models suggest that the biosphere Cause will increase its carbon uptake Patient under future conditions Condition . [ 10IPCCMODELE 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

Even with little or no change in El Niño amplitude, global warming Cause is likely to lead to greater extremes of drying and heavy rainfall and increase the risk of droughts and floods that occur with El Niño events in many different regions Patient . [ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

An increase in the temperature of the atmosphere Cause increases its water-holding capacity Patient ; however, since most of the atmosphere is undersaturated, this does not automatically mean that water vapour, itself, must increase. [ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

The net effect of land and ocean climate feedbacks as indicated by models Cause is to further increase projected atmospheric CO2 concentrations Patient by reducing both the ocean and land uptakeof CO2 Method . [ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 MEL TK MCLH 21/07/2014 ]

... continued fossil fuel, cement production, and land-use related emissions of CO2 at historical, present, or higher rates in the future Cause will increase atmospheric concentrations of this greenhouse gas Patient . [ 13IPCCSTABILISATIONDESGAZ 0 MEL TK MCLH 10/09/2012 ]

Pathways that imply higher emissions initially may have a more rapid transition from increasing to decreasing emissions , which Cause tends to increase mitigation costs Patient . [ 13IPCCSTABILISATIONDESGAZ 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

Conservation tillage Cause , for example, may increase carbon stocks on cropland Patient ... [ 14IPCCSRL 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

For example, converting non-forest land to forest Cause will typically increase the diversity of flora and fauna Patient , except in situations where biologically diverse non-forest ecosystems, such as native grasslands, are replaced by forests consisting of single or a few species. [ 14IPCCSRL 0 MEL TK MCLH 10/09/2012 ]

The effect of introducing a civil supersonic fleet to form the combined fleet (Fa1H) Cause is also to reduce stratospheric ozone and increase erythemal dose rate Patient . [ 1IPCCAVIATION 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

Hydrogen fuel Cause would eliminate emissions of carbon dioxide from aircraft , but would increase ozone those of water vapour Patient . [ 1IPCCAVIATION 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

... higher temperatures Cause not only increase evaporation and transpiration Patient but also raise the air 's capacity to hold moisture. [ 2CANADACCD9801 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

The continents, for example, are expected to warm more than the oceans, and the increasing contrast in temperature between the two Cause could increase the power of coastal storms Patient . [ 2CANADACCD9801 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

We know of mechanisms by which global warming Cause could increase the frequency or intensity of severe weather Patient , but other physical processes could also have an important effect on the outcome. [ 2CANADACCD9801 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

While there is little evidence to suggest that climate change will slow species losses, there is evidence that It Cause may increase species losses Patient . [ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

However, higher microbial respiration rates Cause will increase organic-matter decomposition rates Patient and may shorten the period over which detritus is available to invertebrates. [ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

Recent analysis of tree/grass interactions in savannas suggests that rising atmospheric CO2 Cause may increase tree densities Patient , with this kind of ecosystem switch having major implications for grazing and browsing animals and their predators. [ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]

A change in climatic conditions Cause will increase the incidence of various types of water- and food-borne infectious diseases Patient . [ 3IPCCCONSEQUENCE 0 MEL TK 10/09/2012 ]