Temperature-rise的意思|示意

Nordhaus has argued that a global temperature rise of 4.5 degrees Fahrenheit - which used to be the consensus projection for 2100 - would reduce gross world product by a bit less than 2 percent.

诺德·豪斯认为全球温度上升4.5华氏度——过去公认的对2100年的预测——将会使全球生产总值下降近2%。

Most scientists think East Antarctica is stable, because it is high and dry, meaning a temperature rise of a few degrees will cause no melting.

大多数科学家认为南极东部是稳定的，因为那里高而干燥，几度的温度升高不会导致融化。

Thus researchers at M.I.T., who were previously predicting a temperature rise of a little more than 4 degrees by the end of this century, are now predicting a rise of more than 9 degrees.

麻省理工m.i.t .的研究人员，之前预计到本世纪末温度上升4度多一些，而现在这个数字超过9度。

First is climate change, marked by a 1-degree Fahrenheit rise in average yearly temperature across the western states.

首先是气候变化，记录显示，西部各州的年平均气温上升了1华氏度。

If you are right, the temperature in the thermometer will start to rise.

如果你是正确的，这支温度计的温度将会开始升高。

There's also been a noticeable rise in the political temperature.

政治气氛也明显升温。