Understanding organic carbon (OC) sequestration in aggregates and OC stability under different fertilization practices is of key importance in improving soil quality and crop productivity and in mitigating the causes of climate change.
But in both cases, the Bush administration has parried this legal thrust, saying it had no obligation to address or try to mitigate the cause of the species' decline — warming waters, in the case of the corals, or melting sea ice, in the case of the bears — or the greenhouse-gas emissions from cars, trucks, refineries, factories and power plants that contribute to both conditions.
She has also stressed the necessity of securing Germany's borders and developing policies to mitigate the causes of migration.
The detailed information underscores the urgent need to work together to prevent further loss of nature's diversity and beauty and to mitigate the causes of climate change.
In the deals, Plank's team makes commitments intended to mitigate the causes and effects of Baltimore's having become – like other big cities across the country – more racially segregated an economically unequal.
Christians of all stripes should be banding together to do whatever we can to help mitigate the causes, to "adopt more sober lifestyles," as Pope Benedict put it, and to provide whatever ministry is necessary to those affected by it.
Transformation from Wall Street to Well-being: Joining up the dots through Participatory democracy and governance to mitigate the causes and adapt to the effects of climate change addresses accountable leadership, supports collective interests, ethical governance and fairness to future generations in order to develop systemic approaches relevant to these issues.
There should be greater efforts to preemptively mitigate the causes of extremism, its funding, and to ensure that our policies do not contribute to widespread indignation.
Recently, an estimation of an increase of 30% of fresh water is needed to mitigate the causes of and adapting to climate change (5).
Mitigating the stressors caused by disasters, therefore, contributes to the DoD's goal of safeguarding both national and global security.
"Mitigating the harm caused by methylmercury requires global-scale cooperation on policies and source reductions," Sunderland says.
