Overall, this study finds that broad-based efforts to adapt agriculture to climate change have mitigation co-benefits that, even when forced to shoulder the entire expense of adaptation, are inexpensive relative to many activities whose main purpose is mitigation.
When a disruption occurs, businesses need to have mitigation plans in place to prevent loss of market share to better prepared or less affected competitors.
"These types of attacks are not infrequent and we have mitigation measures in place," the White House official, who asked not to be identified, told The Huffington Post.
Lobell, Baldos, and Thomas (2013, p. 1) offer a solution to addressing agriculture's contribution to GHG emissions in their findings that "broad-based efforts to adapt agriculture to climate change have mitigation co-benefits" and note that adaptation is often considerably less expensive than actions whose main purpose is mitigation.
Woodside insists it will have mitigations and controls in place to reduce emissions.
We have mitigations in place to detect this type of skill behavior and reject or remove them when identified". The researchers said they'd met with Amazon employees in early April after reporting the problems back in February.
We had, verdict, mitigation and aggravating circumstances all wrapped up in a morning on Twitter.
Soil carbon sequestration on all agricultural land has comparable mitigation potential.
This strategy has additional mitigation potential if accompanied by livestock breed improvement14.
Furthermore, the absence of major storms and cyclones would have prevented mitigation of both heat and light stress57.
"We have a mitigation plan that makes the intersection and traffic flow substantially better," said Gerrie Post, Mount Vernon's commissioner of planning and community development.
