climate
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- noun
- /ˈklaɪmət/
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clima
- The climate in this region is typically warm and rainy during the summer.
- climate change
- global climate
- climate impacts
A climate constrained world, maybe a climate really disrupted world.
- A climate constrained world, maybe a climate really disrupted world.
- And could very well be the climate gets colder, nobody knows.
- Relative to any long term climate goals, yes.
- They understand the impact of climate risk on property values.
- And it's the same thing going on in climate science, of course.
- And, and interestingly, he's also a climate science activist, right?
- I've been working on some stories about climate technology in Appalachia.
- And that is Trump's climate change policies.
- Excuse me, the US is joining of the Paris climate accord again.
- Like the war, like any conflict, any climate disaster, anything.
Examples
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So that's the way climate works on the Earth as well.
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But we certainly want to understand how climate varies around the globe.
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And the biggest impact on climate is the sun.
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Another approach is to consider climate variety within a season.
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And it's the same thing going on in climate science, of course.
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This is the global climate and Energy project.
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I like the hot climate.
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Pretty green for this climate.
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And then because of the climate risk, that area is declining.
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They understand the impact of climate risk on property values.
Synonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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Long-term change in Earth's usual weather and temperature mainly caused by people
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A person who refuses to accept that humans cause global warming despite evidence from scientists
- Neologism
Intentional actions that harm the environment and make climate change worse
- Neologism
A person who harms the environment on purpose and causes climate change
How Warm
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word climate comes from the Greek word klima, which meant 'slope' or the Earth's 'tilt' toward the sun. Because that tilt decides how much sun and heat a region gets, climate came to mean the usual 'weather' of a place.