Sentence examples for cuts and adaptation from inspiring English sources

It calls for a balance between commitments to emissions cuts and adaptation.

A group of African countries said this week that mitigation (ie, emissions cuts) and adaptation should have "material and legal parity" in the new treaty.That is because few expect the INDCs, when totted up, to be ambitious enough.

"[Carbon emission cuts] and adaptation raise issues of equity, justice, and fairness," says the report.

In strong language, the scientists have urged politicians to deliver "stringent emissions cuts and major adaptation efforts" to minimise the damage the next generation will encounter.

One was a pledge of $100 billion a year from north to south to help pay for emissions cuts and climate adaptation by 2020.

Another group of climate scientists warned yesterday that a "false optimism" has infused international climate talks, saying that politicians should deliver "stringent emissions cuts and major adaptation efforts" or risk profound consequences for the planet.

Robustness of the cut-cell and adaptation technique is successfully tested for highly anisotropic boundary-layer meshes representative of practical high Re simulations.

Diplomatic squabbles over the extent of cuts and funding for adaptation in the developing world are likely to be big enough stumbling blocks on their own at Copenhagen without revisiting the science.

"ADAPTATION" is itself a sly and slippery meditation on the ways movies can transform complex stories into cut-and-dried clichés.

First off is protecting the aid budget against cuts and against the needs of climate mitigation and adaptation.

Currently, power cuts (blackouts and brownouts) are common in some developing economies, and adaptation methods requiring electricity may not be reliable.