Sentence examples for mitigation by reducing from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes various passive design strategies which aim to address both mitigation (by reducing carbon emissions) and adaptation (by improving human comfort and reducing energy consumption).

The use of active thermal energy storage can provide energy savings, cost reduction and CO2 mitigation by reducing energy demand for heating and cooling, allowing the use of peak load shifting strategies and enhancing the introduction of renewable energies in the sector.

"I love that my job plays a role in climate change mitigation by reducing our carbon footprint," Lesesne said.

For governments looking for shortcuts to sustainable development, algal feedstock manages to satisfy the competing imperatives of food security and climate mitigation by reducing resource burdens while commodifying CO _2).

The agriculture sector can play a large role in mitigation by reducing emissions and avoiding further loss of carbon stored in forests and soil.

This study aims to contribute to the development of hazard mitigation strategies by reducing the social vulnerability of indigenous communities exposed to volcanic eruptions through recognition of their traditional knowledge and its integration with the geological understanding of the world.

In regard to the material substitution effects associated with the HWPs, the study shows potentials to increase the climate change mitigation benefits by reducing logging residues and through the increase in displacement factors driven by innovative wood technologies, and promoting and sophisticated use of harvested wood products.

And more importantly, most of the nation's carbon mitigation potential by reducing forest area loss rate comes from unprotected forestland that had a relatively lower mixture rate of public ownership (2.0%), compared to 4.5% mixture rate of private ownership in protected forestland.

According to the IPCC, societies can respond to climate changes by adapting to its impacts and by mitigation, that is, by reducing GHG emissions.

Since the average well depth increases with time, the mitigation effects achieved by reducing the area or increasing the depth of a repository may not be effective against the current expectation.

Mitigation of CC by reducing greenhouse gas emissions has been the target of global treaties, national strategies, and now local initiatives.