Sentence examples for climate mitigation measures from inspiring English sources

All of this is sensible development for Pakistan and provides global climate mitigation measures for the world," Khan said.

Stoll-Kleemann, S., O'Riodan, T. & Jaeger, C. C. The psychology of denial concerning climate mitigation measures: Evidence from Swiss focus groups.

The authors suggest that the lack of understanding identified in their research may limit efforts to incorporate climate mitigation measures into reforestation projects.

The analysis did not look at the knock-on cost effects caused by extra climate mitigation measures, such as an expansion of renewable energy infrastructure or energy efficiency programmes.

The recommendation that aviation and shipping be included in the future deal is also welcome and is a clear shot across the bows of the international organisations charged with reaching agreement for climate mitigation measures in these sectors: the International Maritime Organization and International Civil Aviation Organization, both of whom have made lamentably slow progress.

Here we explore how land use may be impacted by future climate mitigation measures by nesting a high resolution agricultural model (EPIC Environmental Policy Indicator Climatete) for the US Midwest within a global integrated assessment model (GCAM Global Change Assessment Modelel).

Despite their main function as a climate mitigation measure, the deployment of CCS technologies poses environmental, economic, and societal concerns.

Finding land use strategies that merge land-based climate change mitigation measures and adaptation strategies is still an open issue in climate discourse.

It should be clear from the presentation of these policy schemes that local governments alone cannot effectively implement climate change mitigation measures in the local society, because they depend heavily on compliance by local actors to achieve their climate change mitigation goals (cf. [48]).

But with climate change mitigation measures, the benefits cannot be excluded from other areas (and thus other municipalities) regardless of the effort local governments make to reduce GHG emissions.

It was acknowledged that the SRES Scenarios were an adequate set of boundary conditions for the climate model versions of that time, albeit a first set that requires improvement, e.g., with respect to the assumptions concerning atmospheric sulphur (Johns et al., 2011) or the inclusion of direct political climate change mitigation measures.