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"This is extremely useful in programming future climate actions and creating positive, virtuous feedback loops, where we constantly learn and adjust approaches to ensure more effective climate actions," said Dr. Babatunde Abidoye, a senior applied environmental economist working with UNDP.

Sometimes there are new rhetorical flourishes or a slightly adjusted approach.

BUT others regard the automatic payouts in a unitrust approach as having at least one clear advantage over the "power to adjust" approach -- more protection from legal action.

This is the iterative "learn and adjust" approach that also was stressed in the recent America's Climate Choices report from the National Academy of Sciences.

We thereafter refer to this scenario as "baseline adjusted approach".

"We will act, learn and act again, adjusting our approaches as science advances and technology evolves," he said.

This has prevented the Forest Service from adjusting management approaches and strategies as quickly as hoped in response to lessons learned on the ground.

Some Twins hitters acknowledged adjusting their approach to the ballpark.

Wiley says that adjusting users' approach to long-term search tasks is a particularly delicate process.

If adjusting our approach from user feedback can't save us from whatever change comes along," he shrugs, "then maybe our time will be up".

"I have been adjusting my approach," Mr. Fuerth said, in an effort to "break down the wall I had put up".