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Cold Temperature

Temperatures20

• We need to also recognize that we just had two of the coldest years, biggest drop in global temperatures that we have had since the 1980s, the biggest in the last 100 years. (politifact.com)
• Pletka said, "We just had two of the coldest years, biggest drop in global temperatures that we have had since the 1980s, the biggest in the last 100 years. (politifact.com)
• Despite long-term warming across most of the globe, some regions can experience colder than normal temperatures associated with anomalous circulation patterns that drive cold air from the poles to the mid-latitudes. (joannenova.com.au)
• From previous research, Stroud and his colleagues had learned that different types of lizards in Miami can tolerate different low temperatures, ranging from about 46 to 52 degrees Fahrenheit, before they are stunned by cold. (wattsupwiththat.com)
• But when the researchers collected the scaled survivors of that coldest night, they discovered that the lizard community responded in an unexpected way: all of them could tolerate cold temperatures down to about 42 degrees Fahrenheit, regardless of their species' previous ability to withstand cold. (wattsupwiththat.com)
• While there was great variation in temperature tolerance before the cold event - some, like the large-bodied brown basilisk, were very intolerant of low temperatures, while others like the Puerto Rican crested anole were more robust - we observed that all species could now tolerate, on average, the same lowest temperature. (wattsupwiththat.com)
• Is this evidence of natural selection, with those lizards that just happened to have a lower cold tolerance surviving and others freezing to death, or was it an example of physiological adjustment - termed 'acclimation'- in which exposure to lower temperatures changes a lizard's physiology so that it is capable of withstanding lower temperatures? (wattsupwiththat.com)
• Moderately cold temperatures increase longevity and decrease susceptibility to age-related diseases, according to research conducted at the University of Cologne. (medscape.com)
• Cold temperatures activate a cellular cleansing mechanism called proteasome that breaks down defective protein aggregations and helps prevent proteins from clumping together. (medscape.com)
• Winter is just around the corner, and if you're in a cold-weather area that sees snow and ice, you'll want to change over to a winter tire for maximum traction and safety before the temperatures drop to freezing. (generaltire.com)
• It has a specific tread compound designed to perform in cold temperatures on snow, ice, in rain, and also on dry pavement. (generaltire.com)
• Desmond said temperatures would likely drop further in the coming years, exposing residents to colder weather conditions unless the issues of climate change are checked globally. (saharareporters.com)
• The project also analyzed heat pump performance during the coldest days of the year in the UK, when mean external temperatures varied from -5.8 C to 2 C. Their coefficient of performance (COP) was calculated for each of the cold days, with a mean of 2.44. (pv-magazine.com)
• In the US, in Missouri for example, neoshodailynews.com here warns that this weekend temperatures could be the coldest in a century. (notrickszone.com)
• Because northern climates can experience winters that see temperatures of -20 degrees Celsius or colder, outdoor cultivation in the winter might not be possible. (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• 2019), Cold waves are getting milder in the northern midlatitudes, Environmental Research Letters, 14 114004 View Source Nonetheless, some severe cold snaps bring temperatures significantly colder than average for the time of year, and they can have serious impacts on human health, transportation systems, infrastructure, and energy consumption. (sciline.org)
• You don't have to travel to the artic or high altitudes to feel the effects of cold temperatures. (cdc.gov)
• In cold temperatures, heat can leave your body more quickly. (cdc.gov)
• Hypothermia is when core body temperature drops below 95°F (35°C). Hypothermia usually occurs at very cold temperatures, but it can even happen at mild temperatures (around 50°F) if a person becomes chilled from rain, sweat, or being in cold water. (cdc.gov)
• It remains a liquid at low temperatures and is persistent in colder climates. (cdc.gov)

Winters6

• That said, the simultaneous occurrence of extreme western warmth and extreme eastern cold will likely decrease if global warming continues through the 21st century, because warming of winters in both the West and East will likely reduce the occurrence of cold winters in the East. (joannenova.com.au)
• Palmer is quick to caution that the link he is proposing doesn't mean that the U.S. will keep seeing these colder winters in the future - in fact, the opposite is expected, as global warming stacks the deck for ever milder, warmer winters. (climatecentral.org)
• Palmer first noticed a link between cold U.S. winters and a warmer tropical Pacific in the 1980s, with one region influencing the other through the generation of those kinks in the jet stream, technically known as Rossby waves . (climatecentral.org)
• Despite common belief, solar powered traffic control devices can run just as efficiently in mid-latitude locations with cold, gloomy winters as they can in low-latitude locations with consistently sunny weather. (carmanah.com)
• At that time, Happisburgh was dominated by coniferous forest with cold winters, similar to southern Scandinavia today. (elpais.com)
• Although hypothermia-related deaths are common during winter months in states characterized by cold winters (e.g. (cdc.gov)

20232

• This is a summary of the article, "Cold Temperature Extends Longevity and Prevents Disease-Related Protein Aggregation Through PA28γ-Induced Proteasomes," published in the journal Nature Aging on April 3, 2023. (medscape.com)
• Cite this: Colder Climates Help You Live Longer - Medscape - May 26, 2023. (medscape.com)

20191

• 10 Wuebbles, Donald, (2019), An Assessment of the Impacts of Climate Change on the Great Lakes, Environmental Law and Policy Center, 70 pp. (sciline.org)

Temperature15

• The soils of the cold region ecosystems serve as a net sink of atmospheric C. However, an increase in global temperature could render them a net source. (routledge.com)
• Over the past decade, the authors have been directly involved with studies of both 0.5 pcf (8 kg/m3) open cell spray foam, and 2.0 pcf (32 kg/m3) closed cell spray foam in unvented roof assemblies in various climates with continuous monitoring of temperature and moisture conditions. (slideshare.net)
• This is partly because the winter temperature has warmed more in the West than in the East, increasing the odds that warm days in the West coincide with cold days in the East. (joannenova.com.au)
• Also, remember that a heat pump doesn't have the capacity to quickly bring a cold house up to temperature. (buildinggreen.com)
• So in cold climates, it's necessary to use heat exchangers that minimize the difference between the refrigerant temperature and outside air temperature. (probuilder.com)
• BP has a significant number of facilities in cold high-latitude regions, where global climate models predict significant rises in air and ground surface temperature. (upc.edu)
• Richard Muller founded the Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature Project after declaring himself skeptical about climate change. (evcforum.net)
• For those of us who live in warm or hot climates, this question about roof temperature is confusing. (energyvanguard.com)
• Many Daytime Record Low Maximums will be set on Dec 31 and Jan 1 for New Year's celebrations - that means the afternoon high temperature for the day is really cold. (notrickszone.com)
• Separate hot and cold inletsand operating handles allow for manually operatedwater temperature control. (buyeagle.biz)
• When the temperature outside is significantly colder however, it can help bring down the temperature inside that room, which will benefit the plants overall and help them thrive. (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• The summer months in northern climates can range anywhere from 20 to 35 degrees Celsius, and this is an ideal temperature for growing cannabis . (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• Nature Climate Change, 10, 20-29 View Source 6 Screen, James A. and Ian Simmonds, (2010), The central role of diminishing sea ice in recent Arctic temperature amplification, Nature 464, pages1334-1337 (2010) View Source a phenomenon known as Arctic amplification. (sciline.org)
• Hypothermia describes a state in which the body's mechanism for temperature regulation is overwhelmed in the face of a cold stressor. (medscape.com)
• [ 3 ] The mechanisms for heat preservation may be overwhelmed in the face of cold stress and core temperature can drop secondary to fatigue or glycogen depletion. (medscape.com)

Change29

• Global Climate Change and Cold Regions Ecosystems provides information on soil processes and the carbon cycle in cold ecoregions as well as the soil carbon pool and its fluxes in the soils of cold ecoregions. (routledge.com)
• Global Climate Change and Cold Regions Ecosystems covers the current and possible future effects of the cold ecoregions soil C pool on the global carbon pool. (routledge.com)
• Protesters gather outside the White House in Washington June 1, 2017, to protest President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the Unites States from the Paris climate change accord. (politifact.com)
• On NBC's Meet the Press, Danielle Pletka, a foreign policy expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, allowed that climate change is happening, but hastened to add that she didn't know if it's caused by humans. (politifact.com)
• She argued the issue of climate change is subject to "hysteria" and said certain weather phenomena, like periods of global cooling, are overlooked by the mainstream media narrative. (politifact.com)
• The Real Clear article is ostensibly a critique of the mainstream media's failure to cover cold spells, which the author argues should garner as much coverage as heat waves and extreme weather phenomena linked to climate change. (politifact.com)
• He said: "With climate change becoming an hugely important environmental pressure on animals, it is hoped that this study will raise awareness for the need to investigate what course social evolution will take as the prevailing climate changes. (sciencedaily.com)
• Interactions between ocean, ice sheet and atmosphere are not well understood, yet they are crucial for climate models and for predicting the impacts of the ongoing climate change," says Mimmi Oksman, a researcher at the University of Helsinki and one of the authors of the article. (phys.org)
• CO2 causes cold-hot East-West split climate change in the USA! (joannenova.com.au)
• But our results also highlight how complex climate change can be. (joannenova.com.au)
• Climate change could be the greatest incidence of confirmation bias ever recorded in history. (joannenova.com.au)
• Regardless of the underlying mechanism, the new study provides a critically important piece of information for understanding the impacts of climate change. (wattsupwiththat.com)
• The United States is finally making a big leap forward to address climate change, and we are hopeful that this is a turning point to establish America's global leadership in addressing one of the biggest challenges the world has ever faced together. (alaskawild.org)
• The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, abbreviated as COP26, has provided cause for optimism and concern. (newarab.com)
• In August, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a grouping tied to the UN, issued a report on fossil fuels' unquestionable role in global warming. (newarab.com)
• An article on the "Gulf Cooperation Council countries' climate change mitigation challenges" published earlier this year in Applied Sciences cited research observing "that the GCC region contributes significantly to the global CO2 emissions produced by the combustion of oil and gas. (newarab.com)
• The National Centre for Remote Sensing has said that the cold weather experienced in Nigeria is an effect of climate change. (saharareporters.com)
• But now, there is a new threat to these frontline monitoring stations: climate change. (alaskapublic.org)
• Imperial College London is researching with BP some potential impacts of future climate change. (upc.edu)
• The key elements included: (1) Developing an approach to provide a best estimate of future climate change. (upc.edu)
• 4) Developing a Thermal-Hydraulic-Mechanical modeling approach for assessment of climate change impact on specific engineering facilities. (upc.edu)
• 5) Developing a methodology for incorporating potential climate change considerations into engineering decision-making and design. (upc.edu)
• EvC Forum: Climate Change Denier comes in from the cold: SCIENCE! (evcforum.net)
• and shows that it is man-made global climate change. (evcforum.net)
• Strange how CNN develops sudden amnesia over all the times they've suggested single hurricanes, droughts or tornadoes showed climate change. (notrickszone.com)
• Improving cold chains in the production and distribution of food in the developing world is "essential" in fighting climate change and world hunger, said a UN report issued Saturday. (prothomalo.com)
• Six Climate Change-Related Events In The United States Accounted For About $14 Billion In Lost Lives And Health Costs. (cdc.gov)
• Public health actions, especially preparedness and prevention, can do much to protect people from the impacts of climate change. (cdc.gov)
• It recognizes the potential impact of demographic transitions, population movements and climate change on the epidemiology of VPDs and immunization coverage. (who.int)

Milder1

• Arizona and New Mexico), hypothermia and associated deaths also occur in states with milder climates. (cdc.gov)

Warmer4

• A research article, published in Nature Communications , shows that a warmer ocean surface in central-eastern Baffin Bay triggered the ice retreat during this cold period. (phys.org)
• Air source heat pumps take energy from a cold place and push it toward a warmer place. (probuilder.com)
• Sometimes you'll travel to colder places which means you need to pack differently from when you travel to warmer areas. (redstonepress.co.uk)
• In addition to the cold climate, northern regions also experience shorter days than warmer climates. (marijuana-seeds.nl)

Conditions15

• Optimise climate conditions in cold stores to improve Health & Safety, reduce maintenance requirements and prevent unnecessary callouts. (munters.com)
• Vaisala is pleased to announce the release of its WINDCAP Ultrasonic Wind Sensor WMT700, which now includes an option for full-body heating of the unit, making it a top choice for monitoring wind conditions in extremely cold climates with heavy snow and ice conditions. (windpowerengineering.com)
• The sensor is highly accurate, reliable, and proven to measure wind conditions in demanding climates, with optimal results. (windpowerengineering.com)
• The results provide evidence that tropical, cold-blooded creatures - often characterized as unable to withstand rapid changes in climatic conditions - can sometimes endure conditions that exceed their established physiological limits. (wattsupwiththat.com)
• Air-source heat pumps can operate at high efficiency in cold weather conditions , according to real-world monitoring data from the UK-based Electrification of Heat Demonstration Project. (pv-magazine.com)
• With the release of this data, we can finally put to bed the notion that heat pumps do not work in cold weather conditions and that they are inefficient to run," said Marc Brown, interim business leader of Energy Systems Catapult. (pv-magazine.com)
• They are three times more efficient than gas boilers and work in cold weather conditions. (pv-magazine.com)
• This result indicates that heat pumps continue to operate with high efficiency - providing the requisite heat to homes - in a wide range of property types even in cold weather conditions," Energy Systems Catapult said. (pv-magazine.com)
• Single- and double-section manufactured homes were instrumented in 2001-2003 to measure continuous energy usage and air infiltration with respect to the environmental conditions of a windy cold dry climate. (aivc.org)
• Like Japanese macaques living in cold areas and lab rats raised in cold conditions, living humans from cold climates tend to have relatively high, narrow noses and broad, flat cheekbones. (elpais.com)
• It is essential to pack socks for cold conditions when you travel to cold areas. (redstonepress.co.uk)
• But of course there are growers in the northern climate, they just have to have a bit of specialized knowledge about growing in these particular conditions. (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• There is worry that the current warming of the climate will have a long-term negative impact on living conditions in marine environments, including through decreased oxygen levels. (lu.se)
• Heat loss occurs via several mechanisms, the most significant of which, under cold and dry conditions, is radiation (55-65% of heat loss). (medscape.com)
• In settings of cold exposure, the risk for developing hypothermia is greatest among the elderly, persons who are homeless or mentally ill, outdoor workers, trauma victims, and persons with serious medical conditions (e.g., cardiovascular disease, adrenal disease, and hypothyroidism) (1,2). (cdc.gov)

Roofs3

• A lot of people talk about cold roofs and hot roofs, and unfortunately, it's not just about the time of year, current weather, or where you live. (energyvanguard.com)
• As it turns out, most of the people who talk about cold roofs live in a particular kind of climate. (energyvanguard.com)
• Cool roofs for the simulated buildings resulted in annual energy expenditure savings in all cold climate regions. (concordia.ca)

Significantly1

• The Stanford study finds that the occurrence and severity of "warm West, cold East" winter events increased significantly between 1980 and 2015. (joannenova.com.au)

Biodiversity1

• The results show remarkable co-variation between oxygenation, climate and environmental changes as well as marine biodiversity. (lu.se)

Tend2

• By integrating ecological, geological, fossil, behavioural and genomic analyses, the team found that colobine primates inhabiting colder environments tend to live in larger, more complex groups. (sciencedaily.com)
• Areas to the north of the jet stream tend to experience cold weather, while those to the south tend to see warm weather. (climatecentral.org)

Environments2

• There's no doubt about it, cold stores are challenging environments. (munters.com)
• Changes in oxygenation and climate had a fundamental impact on marine environments and ecosystems during one of the most transformative times of the development of life on Earth. (lu.se)

Species3

• For the first time ever, scientists have uncovered evidence that a species' long-term adaptation to living in an extremely cold climate has led to the evolution of social behaviours including extended care by mothers, increased infant survival and the ability to live in large complex multilevel societies. (sciencedaily.com)
• Past climate variability can be reconstructed by analyzing fossil diatom assemblages and applying a so-called transfer function method that is based on modern species − environment relationships. (phys.org)
• Given our limited adaptation to the cold, why is it that our species has come to dominate not only our warm ancestral lands but every part of the globe? (elpais.com)

North America2

• We used DOE-2.1E to simulate energy consumption in several prototype office and retail buildings in four cold-climate cities in North America: Anchorage (AK), Milwaukee (WI), Montreal (QC), and Toronto (ON). (concordia.ca)
• This overarching warming trend has been punctuated periodically by episodes of unusually cold winter weather ("cold snaps") in northern temperate regions, including North America and Eurasia. (sciline.org)

Condensation2

• Except for documented wintertime condensation issues in cold climates, such vented attics generally perform quite well, provided that they are ventilated adequately and air leakage from the interior is prevented. (slideshare.net)
• Without correct climate control, moisture from open doors will lead to condensation forming on products, surfaces, and floors. (munters.com)

Weather19

• Waves in the jet stream are what make the weather we feel here on the surface," climate scientist Jennifer Francis, of Rutgers University , said in an email. (climatecentral.org)
• Toronto totally smashed the previous previous record for December 28 set in 1960, when it hit -18.9°C, recording -22°C. " It's basically all across the country that the cold weather is entrenched, and it's not going away quickly ," said Peter Kimbell. (notrickszone.com)
• CNN sharply criticized Trump's humor, claiming that the President does not know the difference between climate and weather. (notrickszone.com)
• With a cold-weather greenhouse , you can create an ideal environment where warm-season fruits, vegetables, and herbs can flourish despite the cold weather outside-even in the winter. (totalseamagazine.com)
• Often, running errands can feel like a challenge with the discomfort the cold weather brings. (totalseamagazine.com)
• Meat is rich in the calories and fats needed to weather the cold. (elpais.com)
• Thin socks are the best socks for cold-weather trips. (redstonepress.co.uk)
• For cold weather travel, you should avoid leather soles. (redstonepress.co.uk)
• Woolen is the best accessory for cold weather. (redstonepress.co.uk)
• However, that's not to say that marijuana can't be grown indoors and in this situation, the cold weather outdoors may actually help the grower along. (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• This will ensure that the plants have lots of time to go through both the vegetative and flowering stage before the much colder weather hits. (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• With this naturally built into cold weather, it can actually be a boost for growers. (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• Learn how to avoid cold weather injuries and what to do if you find yourself in a dangerous situation due to the cold. (cdc.gov)
• Most people get cold injuries because of accidents, severe unexpected weather, or poor planning. (cdc.gov)
• Take steps to avoid cold weather injuries. (cdc.gov)
• Make sure your equipment is appropriate for the weather, climate, and your activities. (cdc.gov)
• Due to its low freezing point, the mixture remains a liquid in cold weather and at high altitudes. (cdc.gov)
• Wear warm clothing in several loose layers when traveling in cold weather or climates. (cdc.gov)
• If you are traveling in hot weather or to a hot climate, wear loose, lightweight, light-colored clothing. (cdc.gov)

Winter18

• Recent years have seen a dramatic increase in the simultaneous occurrence of extremely cold winter days in the Eastern United States and extremely warm winter days in the West, according to a Stanford-led study published in Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres. (joannenova.com.au)
• Cold U.S. Winter Caused By Warm Tropical Waters? (climatecentral.org)
• The polar vortex got all the blame for the frigid winter that held much of the eastern U.S. in its icy grip this year, but the wild kinks in the jet stream that sent that cold air southward may be due to thunderstorm activity half a world away, one scientist says. (climatecentral.org)
• Winter 2013-14 shows a clear visible connection in the atmospheric circulation from the tropical West Pacific and out to the Northeast Pacific," said Adam Scaife, a climate scientist with the UK's Met Office, which put out a report linking their wet winter with the phenomenon Palmer describes. (climatecentral.org)
• While an all-season tire will get you through the winter with decent traction on snow and ice, a winter tire has a specific (almost always softer) compound designed to remain pliable and enhance traction in cold climates. (generaltire.com)
• Since we're starting with cold climates, you know we're discussing what happens in winter. (energyvanguard.com)
• In winter in a cold place, the warmth is inside the house. (energyvanguard.com)
• In areas where the climate is consistently cold except for the summer, winter tends to be more merciless. (totalseamagazine.com)
• For this reason, people in cold climate areas often limit their movement in the winter for safety reasons, which poses an all-too-common problem: frozen cars. (totalseamagazine.com)
• Many people who live in cold climates don't like going out more than they have to, especially in the winter. (totalseamagazine.com)
• Thus, houses in cold areas require more frequent furnace services to ensure that their unit is functional-lest they end up in the middle of winter with no heating. (totalseamagazine.com)
• Since the furnace is an essential part of a cold climate home, a furnace maintenance business can be a highly profitable endeavor-especially in the winter when homeowners are more likely to experience heating problems. (totalseamagazine.com)
• We have lived in warm climates for most of our evolutionary history, which might explain why so many of us spend winter huddled under a blanket, clutching a hot water bottle and dreaming of summer. (elpais.com)
• The main characteristic people think of when they think of the north is that sharp, bitter cold that winter can bring. (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• In cold climates, during the winter, the sun angle is low, days are short, the sky is often cloudy, and most heating occurs during early morning or evening hours when the solar intensity is low. (concordia.ca)
• Evidence even suggests that human-induced global warming may be a driving force behind some winter cold snaps, and that Arctic warming in particular may be increasing the frequency and persistence of U.S. winter cold snaps. (sciline.org)
• 2013), Cold winter extremes in northern continents linked to Arctic sea ice loss, Environmental Research Letters, 8:1 View Source 13 Wallace, J.M., et al. (sciline.org)
• 2022), Wavier jet streams driven by zonally asymmetric surface thermal forcing, PNAS 119 (38) e2200890119 View Source A wavier jet stream tends to swing northward and southward as it moves eastward, allowing pools of cold, polar air to penetrate as far south as Texas and elsewhere in the U.S. South while also sending tropical air far northward, sometimes even creating winter "heat waves. (sciline.org)

Health impacts1

• Syndromic surveillance climate and health guidance document: how jurisdictions can use surveillance to quantify and track climate-related health impacts. (cdc.gov)

Warm13

• This is a great option but in climate zone 6 and colder requires a fair bit of foam to keep the sheathing warm. (greenbuildingadvisor.com)
• Although the occurrence of cold extremes is often used as evidence to dismiss the existence of human-caused global warming, our work shows that the warm West, cool East trend is actually consistent with the influence of human activities that have modified Earth's climate in recent decades," Singh said. (joannenova.com.au)
• We should be prepared for both warm and cold extremes - sometimes simultaneously - now and in the future. (joannenova.com.au)
• The bigger the Rossby waves in the jet stream, the more pronounced that cold and warm can be. (climatecentral.org)
• tells us that the bubbles don't freeze until they're in contact with the dry ice, so maybe the warm air outside keeps the top half of the bubble still liquid enough to pop fairly normally, and maybe my observations of this thus have nothing to do with what would happen if it were really cold out. (starstryder.com)
• Making a guess on a country with a warm climate and year-round sunshine is a completely logical answer. (carmanah.com)
• Learn how we build an Solar Power Report for any traffic system we sell - in warm or cold climates. (carmanah.com)
• In both cold and warm climate areas, selecting the right type of business is the key to profitability. (totalseamagazine.com)
• Fortunately, growing warm-season crops in a cold climate is possible. (totalseamagazine.com)
• And because it is often difficult to come across warm-season crops in cold areas, you can easily find a profitable market, especially for customers who prefer organic produce. (totalseamagazine.com)
• These finds fit with studies of people who live as foragers today, which show people in colder regions depend on animal prey more than their warm climate counterparts. (elpais.com)
• When traveling to colder climates, the most important thing is staying warm. (redstonepress.co.uk)
• In the very cold climate of Anchorage, AK, the simulated annual heating energy consumptions of the prototype old retail building with a dark (warm) versus a cool roof (without considering the snow) are 123548 and 125848 MJ/100 m2, respectively (showing a 2300 MJ/100 m2 penalty for the cool roof). (concordia.ca)

Regions3

• Topics include: soil C pools in different cold ecoregions, the impact of natural and anthropogenic disturbances on the soil C pool, the method of assessment of C and other properties of soils of the cold regions ecosytems while focusing on the fate of C in permafrost soils. (routledge.com)
• When traveling to cold regions, clothing is essential. (redstonepress.co.uk)
• Global warming also has increased the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere via additional evaporation, which may be augmenting snowfall in sufficiently cold regions. (sciline.org)

Periods3

• More specifically, glacial periods during the past six million years promoted the selection of genes involved in cold-related energy metabolism and neuro-hormonal regulation. (sciencedaily.com)
• They found that odd-nosed monkeys living in extremely cold locations had developed more efficient hormonal (dopamine and oxytocin) pathways that may lengthen maternal care, leading to longer periods of breast-feeding and an overall increase in infant survival. (sciencedaily.com)
• The Boxgrove site dates to nearly 500,000 years ago, when the climate deteriorated towards one of the coldest periods in human history. (elpais.com)

Roof11

• We conclude that while attic ventilation can be beneficial in some circumstances and climates, it should not be viewed as the principal strategy to eliminate moisture and other problems in the attic and roof. (slideshare.net)
• What Is a Cold Roof in a Hot Climate? (energyvanguard.com)
• Before I answer the question of what is a cold roof in a hot climate, though, let's find out why those cold-climate folks are trying to confuse us. (energyvanguard.com)
• Thus, the easiest way to have a cold roof is to put cold air between roof and the inside of the house. (energyvanguard.com)
• That means the distinction between a cold roof and a hot roof boils down to venting, and a hot roof would be unvented. (energyvanguard.com)
• That cold air coming in from outdoors keeps the attic cold, which keeps the roof cold. (energyvanguard.com)
• In that case, a ventilation channel between the top of the insulation and the underside of the roof deck allows cold air to move through and give you a cold roof. (energyvanguard.com)
• Then, to get that cold air between the insulation and the roof deck, you air condition the attic. (energyvanguard.com)
• In summer, it runs in cooling mode to give you a cold roof. (energyvanguard.com)
• A cold roof in a hot climate should have the same definition as a cold roof in a cold climate. (energyvanguard.com)
• The real answer to the question of what is a cold roof in a hot climate is that we should stop using the term cold roof. (energyvanguard.com)

Years3

• Pletka said we just had two of the coldest years on record. (politifact.com)
• The previous night was south Florida's coldest in 10 years, at just under 40 degrees Fahrenheit. (wattsupwiththat.com)
• For more than 30 years the Climate Seal™ storm window system has built a reputation for being the most effective and versatile storm window system on the market. (climateseal.com)

20171

• However, a recent article noted that climate and health surveillance in the United States (U.S.) was still in the embryonic phase [Moulton 2017]. (cdc.gov)

20201

• Cold storage space is on the rise according to the 2020 Global Cold Chain Capacity Report by Global Cold Chain Alliance . (jaxport.com)

Assessment1

• But while some heard the 1,600-page National Climate Assessment as a blaring distress call, others were less alarmed. (politifact.com)

Source4

• Ground Source Heat Pumps Ground Source Heat Pump Demonstration at CCHRC CCHRC installed a ground source heat pump (GSHP) system at its Fairbanks facility in 2012 to see how it handles extremely cold soils. (cchrc.org)
• Air-to-air heat pumps are getting more popular as a primary heat source in colder climates. (buildinggreen.com)
• Source separation offers many interesting options for hygiene improvement, cost savings and even food production in cold climate. (sswm.info)
• 2016), The Impact of Regional Arctic Sea Ice Loss on Atmospheric Circulation and the NAO, Journal of Climate View Source 12 Tang, Q., et al. (sciline.org)

Freeze2

• These ingredients improve the concrete's characteristics, create super toughness, extend durability, make concrete impervious to water, give higher tensile and compressive strength, provide elasticity for expansion (for hot climates), and improve freeze protection. (aidomes.com)
• At a recent Daily Summary, Joe called the Great Freeze a "major event" and warned the cold would spread and deepen over the coming days. (notrickszone.com)

Year4

• A two-year trend is not meaningful in terms of understanding anything about how climate is changing. (politifact.com)
• Figures show that heat pumps are three times more efficient than gas boilers and that their median coefficient of performance (COP) on cold days is 2.44, compared to 2.80 year round. (pv-magazine.com)
• Thus, if you live in an area that is consistently cold throughout the year (except summer), it is likely that you will face a lot of competition. (totalseamagazine.com)
• Biogas production combined with superinsulated greenhouses can open up year around vegetable production in cold and even arctic climates. (sswm.info)

Main1

• One of the main agricultural problems for cold climate areas is the limitation on crops that grows in the cold. (totalseamagazine.com)

Solar3

• Is solar power an option for traffic products in cold climates? (carmanah.com)
• What about snow and solar power in cold climates? (carmanah.com)
• JENSSEN, P.D., HEYERDAH, P. H., HANSSEN J.F. and KELOVA, M. E. (2015): Solar powered dry toilet for cold climate - results from a pilot study. (sswm.info)

Adapt2

• Humans have used technology to adapt to the cold. (elpais.com)
• Our grantees assess how climate is affecting public health in their communities and work to help people adapt. (cdc.gov)

Hypothermia2

• Systemic hypothermia may also be accompanied by localized cold injury (see Emergent Management of Frostbite ). (medscape.com)
• The cause of death was listed as hypothermia attributed to exposure to environmental cold. (cdc.gov)

Country2

• The first four months of 2014 in the U.S. were the coldest such period the country has seen since 1993, due to the large dips in the jet stream that pulled Arctic air down over the central and eastern portions of the country. (climatecentral.org)
• He explained that jet streams, which are rapidly moving air at the upper level of the atmosphere as well as the North-East trade wind, otherwise referred to as harmattan with the altitude of Jos, the Plateau State capital has made the city the coldest in the country. (saharareporters.com)

Live3

• These are just some of the best business ideas you can consider if you live in a cold climate, but they should be enough to get your creative juices flowing. (totalseamagazine.com)
• When growers have no choice but to take their crop outdoors however, they will have to do this in the summer months if they live in a colder climate. (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• This book highlights the amazing ways animals have adapted to live in freezing cold places. (northstareditions.com)

Science4

• Climate Matters is a reporting resource program that helps meteorologists and journalists report on climate impacts and solutions in ways that are local, immediate, and personal - grounded in the latest science. (climatecentral.org)
• While Francis' work has linked the jet stream's wild wanderings to warming-induced changes in the Arctic's sea ice cover, climate scientist Tim Palmer draws a tropical connection in an article published in the May 24 issue of the journal Science. (climatecentral.org)
• Again, that term comes from the cold-climate bias in building science. (energyvanguard.com)
• Now my annoyance of living in Texas aside… I fully agree with how building science only talks about cold climates which is strange because the vast majority of the US population lives in a hot climate. (energyvanguard.com)

Work1

• The panel concrete has been especially designed to work in hot or cold climates. (aidomes.com)

Snap5

• This cold snap provided a unique opportunity to understand how they are affected by extreme climate events. (wattsupwiththat.com)
• In the days that followed the January cold snap, researchers collected representatives of as many different kinds of lizards as they could find in the local area, rounding up small and large lizards and those that are active during the day and at night. (wattsupwiththat.com)
• Meteorologist Joe Bastardi warned of a cold snap gripping the Eastern US many weeks ago, in October, at his Weatherbell Analytics site , which I visit almost daily. (notrickszone.com)
• The cold snap brought with it huge, record-breaking snowfall in Erie, Pennsylvania totaling near 1.5 meters of snow, which led to photos of the sort we used to see decades ago, in the 1960s. (notrickszone.com)
• The CBC reports that extreme cold snap expected to linger indefinitely, citing Environment Canada. (notrickszone.com)

Occur1

• Still, the researchers project that some extremely cold events will still occur even with high levels of global warming. (joannenova.com.au)

Days1

• Improved Portugese buses now run even in the extreme cold of the last days. (rcinet.ca)

Extreme2

• Already a number of events are getting cancelled due to the extreme cold. (notrickszone.com)
• Periodic bouts of extreme cold do not invalidate or weaken the overwhelming scientific evidence that human activities are warming the Earth to dangerous levels. (sciline.org)

Summit1

• Improving the food cold chain has "great potential", he told AFP at the COP27 climate summit in Egypt. (prothomalo.com)

Crisis2

• On the other hand, the international community will have to go much further if it intends to avoid the most catastrophic eventualities of the climate crisis. (newarab.com)
• The Arab world's energy superpowers, like their less wealthy counterparts in North Africa and the Middle East, recognise the dangers of the climate crisis and are diverting significant resources to address it. (newarab.com)

Globally1

• Climate Central's Program on Sea Level Rise strives to provide accurate, clear and granular information about sea level rise and coastal flood hazards both locally and globally, today and tomorrow. (climatecentral.org)

Arctic3

• We will continue to fight for Congressional protections for the Arctic Refuge, and advocate for the Biden administration to do whatever it takes to make sure the Arctic Refuge is a climate solution, and not an oilfield. (alaskawild.org)
• Since the Cold War, they've monitored the airspace above Alaska and across much of the Bering Sea and Arctic. (alaskapublic.org)
• Mounting evidence from observations and computer simulations suggests that Arctic warming is linked to U.S. cold snaps. (sciline.org)

Energy1

• A "positive" outcome for the climate depends of ensuring any new infrastructure is energy efficient and relies on renewables, the report stressed. (prothomalo.com)

People4

• But if you find a great location (e.g., a high-traffic spot where a lot of tourists pass through), putting up a hot beverage business (a café, a beverage stand, a hole-in-the-wall, etc.) can be a highly profitable endeavor since people are always eager to find relief from the cold. (totalseamagazine.com)
• And for the elderly and people with disabilities, going out in the cold-especially when there is snow and ice on the ground-can be somewhat dangerous. (totalseamagazine.com)
• Most people bring a lot of luggage when they travel to colder areas. (redstonepress.co.uk)
• More than 800 million people are affected by hunger worldwide, while an estimated 14 percent of all food is lost before reaching the consumer, the report noted, citing the lack of efficient cold chains as a major cause. (prothomalo.com)

Scientists3

• If man's impact on climate goes unchecked, global warming could inflict devastating long-term effects on the environment, economy and public health, warn U.S. government scientists in a major new report. (politifact.com)
• Climate scientists told us that part of Pletka's claim is false and part is misleading. (politifact.com)
• Climate scientists told us this is technically true, but that it misses the bigger trend that's taken place over decades. (politifact.com)

Important6

• Important" potential suitors acknowledge that Polly is very beautiful, but find her cold and aloof. (wikipedia.org)
• When putting up a business, the climate is one of the most important factors to consider. (totalseamagazine.com)
• However, it's important to remember that unlike tropical and subtropical climates, the summer months in the northern climate can be very short, sometimes just as long as 8 or 9 weeks. (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• In northern climates, it's even more important that plants are placed in an area that receives the most amount of sunlight during the day as possible. (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• This is not only so that the plants can absorb all of that hot, hot sun (which is important for any growing climate), but also because the more sunlight a plant gets, the more sunlight and warmth the ground gets. (marijuana-seeds.nl)
• The study is particularly interesting since the observed links between climate, environment and organisms in the distant past, without anthropogenic influence, give us important information about what we can expect in the future. (lu.se)