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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CLIMATE CANARY»
Scopri l'uso di
climate canary nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
climate canary e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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Environmental Systems Studies: A Macroscope for ...
The term “climate canary” was coined in recent years [12]. Miners in the past
would carry canaries into coal mines to warn them of the presence of carbon
monoxide and other harmful gases, as canaries are more sensitive than humans
to toxic ...
2
Atlas of Stem Anatomy in Herbs, Shrubs and Trees: Volume 1
Stem of a 2 m-high shrub, subtropical climate, Canary Islands. Euphorbia
mellifera, transverse section. Right Fig. 7. A single ring with long radial rows of
vessels in an annual herb. Root collar of a 2 cm-high prostrate therophyte,
Mediterranean ...
Fritz Hans Schweingruber, Annett Börner, Ernst-Detlef Schulze, 2011
3
Pluto Confidential: An Insider Account of the Ongoing ...
In the ADS tally, plutoed won a close victory (57 to 43) over the term “climate
canary,” after other contenders were eliminated. (A climate canary is “an
organism or species whose poor health or declining numbers hint at a larger
environmental ...
Laurence A. Marschall, 2013
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Garner on Language and Writing
It came down to a runoff between plutoed ("demoted or devalued," inspired by the
planet Pluto when the General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union
decided that Pluto no longer met the definition of a planet) and climate canary ...
5
Economic Titles/abstracts
245). Ref. AWD-4-1 979.04 Wichtigste Punkte der jetzt geltenden gesetzlichen
Grundlagen fur auslandische lnvestitionen in Taiwan. 79 17 217 Ape 338.45:304
lnvestment climate/Canary islands. Richards, R./ lndustrialisation scheme for the
...
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I Love It When You Talk Retro: Hoochie Coochie, Double ...
More broadly, any organism whose decline can be attributed to global warming
has been called a climate canary. Logging rivaled mining as a hazardous
occupation. More than a few loggers' limbs were lost to the saws and axes they
used.
Science Highlights A Climate Canary in the Coal Mine The Arctic has been
described as an environmental "canary in a coal mine" likely to send the first
warning signals of climate change. Understanding this isolated, delicately
balanced ...
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, 2002
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Middle level SS&C energy series
Due to its moderate climate, Canary lsland has in the last ten years experienced
an increase in retired people coming to live there. lt is anticipated that this will
mean an increased need in health care facilities and services in ...
Linda W. Crow, Bill G. Aldridge, 1995
In 2oo6 the American Dialect Society referred to a climate canary as a 'species
whose poor health or declining numbers hint at a larger environmental
catastrophe on the horizon'. While only runners-up in the Society's word of the
year poll, the ...
10
Natural History Excursions in Tenerife: A Guide to the ...
Rabbits are common here and you will see droppings which are deposited in
piles and are very slow to disintegrate in this climate. Canary Lizards are also
common; these are preyed upon by the Kestrels which you will almost certainly
see ...
Myrtle Ashmole, Philip Ashmole, 1989
7 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «CLIMATE CANARY»
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climate canary nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Climate canary
Arch Coal's West Elk Mine, bottom left in image, and some of its methane-venting wells that stretch into the national forest above it. «High Country News, ago 14»
Climate change increasing Sea surface temperatures around Australia
SST in other parts of Australia was not exceptional through 2011-12, so it may be that SWWA is the climate canary, and not for the first time.". «Sydney Indymedia, gen 14»
Locked greenhouse gas in Arctic sea may be 'climate canary'
A 'test case' for how undersea deposits of methane — a greenhouse gas locked in sediments — might respond to climate change has been ... «Nature.com, dic 12»
Water fights
To Flannery, Australia, the world's 15th-biggest economy, is a climate canary, learning first the hard lessons on the limits of water in an era of ... «Macleans.ca, lug 09»
It's almost English when dictionary does Australish
Susan Butler, the dictionary's publisher, said environmental themes were hot this year in a time of global warming, with "climate canary" ... «Reuters, gen 08»
'Plutoed' voted US word of year
A "climate canary" is something whose poor health indicates a looming environmental catastrophe. This is the 17th time ADS members have ... «BBC News, gen 07»
Pluto's revenge: 'Word of the Year' award
"Plutoed" won in a runoff against "climate canary," defined as "an organism or species whose poor health or declining numbers hint at a larger ... «CNN, gen 07»
