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The phrase "attenuate climate change" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions aimed at reducing the severity or impact of climate change.
Example: "Governments around the world must implement policies that can effectively attenuate climate change and protect our environment."
Alternatives: "mitigate climate change" or "reduce climate change effects".
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The presence of invasion, however, did not affect the relationship between spatial scale and effect size, suggesting that in this system, invasion may not exacerbate or attenuate climate change effects.
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Given limited information on adaptive responses to climate change, we argue that we need to intensify our efforts to explore how plasticity and genetic adaptation will attenuate the future impacts of climate change.
Such local topographic effects that may attenuate large-scale climate change effects must be considered in water resource planning and management alongside such climate change effects related to large-scale circulations, such as NAO.
We cannot yet predict whether prokaryotes will exacerbate or attenuate the magnitude of climate change on marine ecosystems, but they are expected to be a key component that is able to influence the oceans' feedback on climate change.
In this article, we focus on adaptation strategies, policies, and measures, while noting that mitigation also is important to attenuate the contribution of climate change to hydro-meteorological disasters (e.g. 10).
Whether the projected health impacts of CV and climate change are actually experienced will depend on the measures used to attenuate or prevent these impacts.
Think about climate change.
The climate change war.
Or take climate change.
Some blame climate change.
Climate change over defence?
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