Sentence examples for mitigation potentials for from inspiring English sources

Emissions and mitigation potentials for both, the forest and timber sector are analyzed.

Two scenarios were designed to describe future transportation strategies for Xiamen City, and mitigation potentials for both GHGs emission and public health costs were estimated from 2008 to 2025 under a series of options.

Buildings are seen to hold the greatest estimated economic mitigation potential for reducing GHG emissions (IPCC 2007).

The analysis is applied to the UK yet the discussion is applicable to international climate policy; assigning national responsibility for global emissions reductions; and extending the mitigation potential for net importing countries.

This study shows that anaerobic co-digestion of the specific food industry residues, pig manure and beach-cast seaweed is feasible and that there is a very significant, cost-effective GHG and nutrient loading mitigation potential for this bioenergy concept.

Hence, the validated settings of such landscape model would be passed on for prediction of mitigation potentials of different HMSs in Part II of this study.

However, the climate mitigation potential of using stumps for bioenergy has been debated due to their often long residence time in the forest caused by slow decomposition.

In particular, this study investigates the load mitigation potential of passive tuned-mass-dampers for a 5 MW offshore wind turbine supported by a monopile, and subjected to realistic external conditions that include wind wave misalignment.

For instance, there are questions about the mitigation potential of cookstove interventions because stove emissions can affect climate negatively or positively (Wilkinson et al. 2009).

Furthermore, the consideration of wood products for material and energetic substitution obviously overrules the mitigation potential of unmanaged forests.

The aims of this study were to estimate current mineral N fertilization and net mitigation potential (NMP) for the Recommendation in the three main crops in China.