Sentence examples for global mitigation from inspiring English sources

Land-use changes under the shared socioeconomic pathways (SSPs) and the representative concentration pathways (RCPs) have been analyzed globally, but how regional and national land use respond to the global mitigation policies is seldom explored, which poses difficulties in regional environmental adaptation and decision-making.

I agree that ambition in the Australian scheme – and any other country – falls short of what is necessary for strong global mitigation.

Josep G. Canadell, a scientist in Australia who leads that tracking program, said Sunday in a statement that salvaging the goal, if it can be done at all, "requires an immediate, large and sustained global mitigation effort".

Like the global mitigation policy debate, the design of adaptation solutions is a social process.

In the absence of more significant global mitigation efforts, climate change is projected to impose substantial damages on the U.S. economy, human health, and the environment.

Yesterday President Nicolas Sarkozy of France and Prime Minister Gordon Brown of the United Kingdom said they wanted 20% of global mitigation finance to go to REDD.

In addition, economically feasible preventative global mitigations will benefit the world as a whole.

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

"In terms of global carbon mitigation, there are billions of dollars to be gained from slowing deforestation and sequestering carbon in indigenous forests".

Individuals and corporations can take a number of steps to reduce their carbon footprints and thus contribute to global climate mitigation.

To sort these numbers out, I spoke with Cambridge climate economist Chris Hope, who told me that if the goal is to figure out the economically optimal amount of global warming mitigation, the IPCC reports "don't take us far down this road".