Sentence examples for clear mitigation from inspiring English sources

In contrast, energy intensity presented the most clear mitigation effect followed by industrial structure, the mitigating effect of energy mix was the least impactful, and the average annual contributions were −10.71%, −4.20% and −1.40%, respectively.

As the IPCC also makes clear, mitigation (stopping the emission of greenhouse gases) is the solution, and we can do it by switching to energy sources that do not pollute the atmosphere with these gases: solar and wind power.

In light of the preceding constraints, finding clear-cut mitigation measures is a daunting task in a complex ecological and socio-economic system.

I'm still a conglomerate advocate, which is a clear risk mitigation strategy.

Government policies that provide proportionate and clear guidance on mitigation and adaptation are essential for large scale progress.

Additionally, it should be clear if risk mitigation actions are addressing the likelihood of the hazardous event or the consequence of the event once it has begun.

Whereas in this paper we evaluated the HWP alone, from the analysis above it is clear that the HWP mitigation potential should be analyzed in conjunction with other mitigation components (e.g. sink in forest biomass, energy and material substitution by wood).

Clear trade-offs between mitigation and adaptation must be negotiated.

The last of the Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change's (IPCC) three "working group" reports was published yesterday in Berlin and the take-home message was crystal clear: "The high-speed mitigation train needs to leave the station very soon and all of global society needs to get on board," said the chair, Rajendra Pachauri.

They created the Wildfire Partners program in 2014 in response, to clear up confusion about mitigation best practices and push more homeowners to take part.

There is no clear link with HIV/AIDS mitigation: for example for HIV-affected households.