Sentence examples for climate mitigation schemes from inspiring English sources

The world's future energy choices and appetites are the central features of all climate mitigation schemes.

Plantings for ecosystem services in Australia have evolved from government sponsored schemes (e.g. grants, community education) in the 1980s for land rehabilitation and biodiversity to broader climate change mitigation schemes.

The cost effectiveness of reduced tillage as a climate mitigation PES scheme critically depends on the current debate on the net effects of carbon sequestration in reduced tillage practices.

The new climate change mitigation scheme for developing countries known as Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) has been proposed as a way of reducing carbon emissions in the forest sector, whilst also protecting and improving the livelihoods and wellbeing of communities.

These options are seen as a practical and low-cost strategy to climate mitigation [ 6- 8].

These results provide relevant information for flood management under the influence of climate variability, and, therefore, are helpful for developing flood hazard mitigation schemes.

So what strategy offers the most climate mitigation bang for the investment buck?

Working Group Three (WG3) focuses on climate mitigation.

At a cost of around £15bn it would be uneconomic, and public funds for "climate mitigation" projects could be better spent generating more energy in a shorter period of time from alternative renewable and or low-carbon schemes.

Carbon offsetting; bio-economy and climate mitigation policies and projects.

It's not only about energy, but also about water management and climate mitigation.