Sentence examples for impact of mitigation from inspiring English sources

In fact, the IPCC showed that the impact of mitigation policies, such as a tripling of renewables, will not be the brake on economic growth that many blockers still desperately try to claim.

To better quantify the impact of mitigation measures, a large amount of data on the building stock is needed.

However, the problem of disentangling the impact of mitigation efforts in extant forests (i.e. "forest remaining forest" in country GHG inventories, including areas classified as forest for at least 20 years) is more complex.

In this research, the impact of mitigation on a mountain pine beetle infestation is examined within a network of 28 research plots where sanitation harvesting was completed (10 mitigated plots) and not completed (18 unmitigated plots).

We combined data on 12 bat species collected through a large citizen science project in Norfolk, UK, with spatially explicit housing plans for the next decade and tested the impact of mitigation planning scenarios operating at different spatial scales.

The approach involves quantifying the effects of given classes of cyber attack, providing information on the degree of disruption that such class of attacks enable, and identifying sophisticated dependencies between the cyber and physical systems, but leaves aside the impact of mitigation actions in the attack's impact calculation.

This inconsistency may be related to differences in data sources used for evaluating the INDCs, construction of baselines scenarios, impacts of mitigation actions, and differences in the INDCs that are accounted for in the studies.

Because the impacts of mitigation are often multidimensional, more complex measures and analytical methods are needed for evaluating trade-offs.

There is also variable inclusion of adverse impacts of mitigation policies, and limited extension of modeling domains to include implementation considerations.

Methods: We simulated the impacts of mitigation measures on outdoor concentrations of PM2.5 and ozone using two composition-climate models, and calculated associated changes in premature PM2.5- and ozone-related deaths using epidemiologically derived concentration response functions.

Accounting for potential health impacts of mitigation strategies is important, but many impacts unrelated to health exist, and policy makers require that alternative mitigation strategies be evaluated on the basis of many criteria simultaneously (Konidari and Mavrakis 2007; Swart et al. 2003).