The phrase "a mitigation target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental policy, climate change, or risk management, where specific goals are set to reduce negative impacts.
Example: "The government has established a mitigation target to reduce carbon emissions by 30% over the next decade."
Alternatives: "a reduction goal" or "a risk management objective."
"The US and European countries are adopting the idea of 1.5C as a mitigation target but they are blurring of the lines on what has to happen to have a just and fair sharing of the 1.5C equation".
Developed and developing countries have now agreed to listing their national actions and commitments, a finance mechanism, to set a mitigation target of two degrees celsius and to provide information on the implementation of their actions through national communicatios, with provisions for international consultations and analysis under clearly defined guidelines.
"What India is going to do is to set a target date which is 2020 and introduce a quantitative outcome which is an implicit mitigation target — not explicit target.
"But even if we have an ambitious mitigation target [to cut emissions] adaptation must be the cornerstone of a new treaty.
This research reveals an uneven landscape of CO2 emissions at both provincial and city scales, suggesting a differentiated decomposition of the mitigation target in China.
Furthermore, we also conducted a sensitivity analysis of different socioeconomic conditions, and the climate mitigation target was found to be a key determinant of the effectiveness of energy service demand reduction measures.
This is an essential step to achieve the global climate change mitigation target and support sustainable development in developing countries.
And the benefit of renewables, unlike fossil fuels, is that renewables never run out.Meeting the British government's legally binding carbon mitigation target of 80% by 2050 is going to be difficult enough.
This will impose considerable pressure on the Chinese government to realize its emission mitigation target.
These results have large implications for carbon emission mitigation target, and development of MRV systems (e.g. for the INDCs).
The greenhouse gas inventories (GHGIs) represent the basis to assess the compliance of any climate mitigation target.
