Sentence examples for mitigate warming from inspiring English sources

Most progress has been made on measures to mitigate warming, such as renewable energy, which account for $93 billion of CPI's total estimate.

But the report's authors warn that even if this target to mitigate warming is met, "substantial impacts on society, human health and ecosystems are projected to occur".

We need to understand whether this approach is even possible and what the risks are, in the event that we find ourselves looking for ways to extend time and mitigate warming damage".

By last week, commitments to mitigate warming had been submitted by 161 of the 196 nations in the COP, which accounted for more than 90percentt of circa-2010 emissions.

We'd be using it to create them and, at the same time, to destroy (well, mitigate) global warming.

With 2014 weighing in as the hottest year on record, the window to mitigate global warming rapidly shrinks.

Among them, forest (−0.48 Pg CO2 eq/year) was the largest CO2 and CH4 sink but it did not mitigate climate warming as much as we expected due to higher N2O emissions than other natural biome types.

And, of course, trees store carbon dioxide, which mitigates global warming.

Nevertheless, biomass itself does not increase the total amount of carbon in the atmospheric cycle and hence in the long run all the fossil fuels substituted by biomass results in less carbon in the atmosphere and therefore mitigates global warming.

Chu and others keep saying that our choice is between nukes and coal, that atomic energy somehow mitigates global warming.

Elevated atmospheric CO2 concentration was the largest contributor to the reduction of GWP (reduced GWP by 9.92 Pg CO2 eq) in North America, which resulted in a dilemma that increased atmospheric CO2 could directly lead to global warming while indirectly mitigating the warming trend through stimulating plant growth and carbon uptake.