Examples of using Global temperatures in English and their translations into Swedish
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which is steadily ratcheting up global temperatures each year and making El Niño events more severe.
Dr. Lucka Bogataj:"Rising levels of airborne carbon dioxide don't cause global temperatures to rise….
If we lived in a climate with no feedbacks, global temperatures would rise 1.2°C(Lorius 1990).
As global temperatures rise due to climate change
increasingly unpredictable weather caused in large part by rising global temperatures, this beacon of freedom could see irreparable damage sooner than anyone expected.
like melting Arctic Ice and global temperatures.
Under a business as usual scenario, global deforestation will continue at critical rates and average global temperatures could increase by as much as 6.4 °C by the end of the century.
As a consequence, global temperatures are expected to increase by 1.4 to 5.8°C by the year 2100(compared to 1990 temperatures) and by 2.0 to 6.3°C in Europe.
Scientists predict that global temperatures could rise by between 1.1
The IPCC have advised that the global goal should be to keep average global temperatures to no more than 2ºC above pre-industrial levels if catastrophic impacts are to be avoided.
For example, computer models predict that an overall increase in global temperatures, Britain could experience a dramatic fall in temperature,
The general scientific consensus currently remains that it will be very risky to allow global temperatures to rise by more than 2 degrees above 1990 levels,
The general scientific consensus currently remains that it would be completely intolerable to allow global temperatures to rise by more than 2 degrees above 1990 levels,
possibly causing significant deforestation in Southeast Asia and the cooling of global temperatures by 1 °C.
compared to 1990 levels, as is necessary to limit the increase in global temperatures to below 2 degrees.
to be free from dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system such that rising global temperatures are kept well below 2 degrees centigrade above preindustrial levels.
The general scientific consensus currently remains that it will be very riskywould be completely intolerable to allow global temperatures to rise by more than 2 degrees above 1990 levels,
adopting a plant-based diet will immediately reduce global temperatures, heal the environmental ills caused by livestock
economic aspects of climate change estimates that we need to decrease our emissions of greenhouse gas by 60-80% on 1990 levels in order for our efforts to make an appreciable difference to rising global temperatures.
possibly causing significant deforestation in Southeast Asia and the cooling of global temperatures by 1 °C. Some scientists hypothesize that the eruption caused an immediate return to a glacial climate by accelerating an ongoing continental glaciation,