英語 での Climate scientist の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Climate scientist Irina Overeem, who placed a meltwater monitoring station in western Greenland eight years ago, recorded a dramatic video of water rushing off the melting ice sheet.
As a climate scientist of more than 25 years, I'm proud of the work my profession has done in recent decades to alert humanity to the unfolding climate crisis.
According to a study, led by climate scientist Jonny Day at the National Centre for Atmospheric Science at the University of Reading, the loss of Arctic sea ice is at the very least, 70 percent man-made.
In 2011, NASA climate scientist James Hansen said approval of the Keystone XL pipeline would be“game over” for the Earth's climate. .
If you want to minimize carbon dioxide in the atmosphere in 2070 you might want to accelerate the burning of coal in India today,” MIT climate scientist Kerry Emanuel said.
Climate scientist Irina Overeem, who placed a meltwater monitoring station in western Greenland eight years ago, recorded a dramatic video of a rushing torrent of water.
Another study, led by climate scientist Jonny Day at the National Centre for Atmospheric Science at the University of Reading, the loss of arctic sea ice is, at the very least, 70 percent man-made.
Among many others, widely quoted climate scientist Michael Mann talked up the report to NPR and CNN, saying its predictions are already borne out in today 's“….
Among many others, widely quoted climate scientist Michael Mann talked up the report to NPR and CNN, saying its predictions are already borne out in today's“unprecedented weather extremes.”.
NASA's top climate scientist James Hansen warned Monday that the world has long passed the dangerous level for greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and that the earth is nearing a tipping point.
Climate scientist Robert Rohde from Berkeley pointed out on Twitter that temperatures across the Arctic have also been going haywire recently, averaging 54 degrees Fahrenheit higher(+30 Celsius) than normal.
While there may be a tendency to be complacent about the recurring record temperatures, with each month come more climate-related consequences that cannot be ignored,” wrote UCS climate scientist Astrid Caldas in a blog post.
Kevin Trenberth, a climate scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, said natural variability, especially an El Nino, made last year exceptional for an early freeze, but“it represents the kind of conditions that will be more routine in a decade or two” because of man-made climate change.
For example, another recent study- led by Tom Wigley, a climate scientist at the University of Adelaide who holds an honorary appointment at NCAR- also looks at the quantity and timing of emissions cuts needed to stabilize global temperature rise at 1.5 or 2 degrees above preindustrial levels.
In the last 20 years, particularly for rice, wheat, and corn, there has been a slowdown in the growth rate of crop yields,” says Michael Oppenheimer, a climate scientist at Princeton and one of the authors of the IPCC report.
The New York Times on January 29, 2006, reported that James Hansen, NASA's senior climate scientist was warned of“dire consequences” if he continued to speak out about global climate change and the need for reducing emissions of associated gasses.
In 2010, climate scientist Claudia Timmreck found that Toba injected so much sulfur into the atmosphere, the resulting aerosols had a fairly high chance of sticking together and settling out of the atmosphere, limiting their cooling influence in the long term.
A warming of 1 degree Celsius, which is what we have seen thus far, can lead to a 10-fold increase in the frequency of 100-degree days in New York City, for example," climate scientist Michael Mann told the New York Times over the summer.
When we look in the historical data at the key crop and pasture regions, we find that before anthropogenic climate change, there were very low odds that any two regions would experience those really severe conditions simultaneously," said climate scientist Noah Diffenbaugh.
I love them! I watch them obsessively,” he said, adding:“My climate scientist friends joke and laugh at me for this because the practical science in a movie like‘The Day After Tomorrow' is bad. But I find these movies very compelling. And I do think both film and television are very forward-leaning in dealing with climate change.”.