Meaning of ° Celsius | Babel Free

Definitions

Noun. [B2]

Examples

“But it warned that the number of resorts enjoying these kind of conditions would fall from 599 to 500 if temperatures rose by only 1° Celsius - as is expected within 14 years. A 4° Celsius rise would reduce the number to just 200. […] Of the countries studied, Germany is most at risk, the OECD said, with only a 1° Celsius rise in temperatures effectively reducing the number of snow-reliable areas by 60pc.”

“Barring large amounts of spending on shoreline barriers and flood control systems, these images show what China would face if carbon emissions cause global temperatures to rise by 2° Celsius (3.6°F), the current international target by 2100, or by 4° Celsius (7.2°F), roughly the warming predicted if no action is taken to curb emissions.”

“Temperature / 0° Celsius 21.1° C 37.8° C”

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