Sentence examples for mitigation from the from inspiring English sources

Evans opened the sentencing hearing with a summary of the events of Easter weekend last year and mitigation from the defence lawyers will follow.

This paper seeks to analyse various MBIs for CO2 mitigation from the viewpoint of cost-effectiveness, using an AGE (applied general equilibrium) model for the case of Spain.

Forest plantations established on these areas can conceivably meet 50%% of global primary energy demand, resulting in emissions mitigation from the energy and LULUC sectors of up to 544 (pm) 107 PgC by 2100.

Alternative energy production could be highly efficient energy resources or more environmental energy conversions, in which renewable energy is leading this role for CO2 mitigation from the current to the future, a huge amount of wind and photovoltaic (PV) energy will widespread in the transmission system to replace the conventional generation, as reviewed in [5].

There is excellent experience in leakage and mitigation from the natural gas storage and oil industries.

[For more on this technology, see "Biochar: Carbon Mitigation from the Ground Up," p. A70 this issue.] The imperative, stresses Lewis Milford, president of the Clean Energy Group, a Vermont firm that seeks to accelerate the renewable energy market, is that any focus on offsets not slow the development of breakthrough technologies needed to reverse climate change quickly.

However, the wisdom of including large quantities of mitigation from outside the energy sector (and from the land-use sector, in particular) has been widely questioned by those concerned with a wide range of potential problems.

The Parties are considering how to promote efficiency gains for air conditioners and other appliances, which can avoid up to 100 billion tons of carbon dioxide by 2050, roughly the same as the mitigation from reducing HFCs.

There, more than a dozen speakers presented a range of mitigation measures, from the supersophisticated mounts in use at the Getty to lower-tech methods, like dental wax holding objects in place.

But environmentalists who have criticized the mitigation program from the beginning are ecstatic.

But what might have happened had they developed policy mitigation strategies from the outset?