Sentence examples for actions for mitigation from inspiring English sources

The implications of our results are of great importance in hydrological impact assessments of climate change because they are related to actions for mitigation and adaptation to climate change.

The ability to track antimicrobial resistance in organisms causing disease in DoD beneficiaries is essential for infectious disease and public health leaders to formulate policy and determine appropriate actions for mitigation.

Substitution plans must include actions for the mitigation of environmental damage in areas of special environmental interest and for forest recovery.

The Copenhagen Prediction Market consisted of 17 different markets, where participants could trade in shares predicting, amongst others, reduction targets for various countries, the long-term stabilisation goal or the level of funding from developed countries to developing nations for mitigation and adaptation actions.

Leadership from heads of government and a plan of action for fast mitigation to complement the UN agreement can start to answer the legitimate demands of all citizens for their governments to avoid the irreversible climate crisis.

A case study of South African mitigation actions (for the special issue on mitigation actions in five developing countries).

Affected Member Countries in the Near East have recognized the need for clearly defined strategies, well advanced planning, high level of preparedness and coherent action oriented programmes for mitigation and management of droughts.

A decrease in available arable land per capita due to a rapid population growth [1], a growing number of animals in agriculture that need to be fed and actions for climate change mitigation and adaptation [2, 3] are aggravating the competition for land resources.

A number of actions for climate change mitigation have important health co-benefits, meaning that reduced greenhouse gas emissions are achieved with actions that promote and facilitate improved population health.

We investigated whether landscape composition and configuration across spatial scales could predict DVCs and be used for mitigation actions and planning processes.

This could include tapping carbon markets through international emission trading for mitigation actions in developing countries.