Sentence examples for mitigation that is from inspiring English sources

As Susskind acknowledges, that is only one part of the climate-action picture; the issue of climate mitigation — that is, preventing climate change from happening to the fullest extent possible — is also vital.

Three things worth noting: Most politicians prefer adaptation to mitigation — that is, they'd rather build houses on stilts than reduce emissions; energy independence is in no way synonymous with "clean" energy; and the oft-stated notion that "since gas burns cleaner than coal and oil, we should be moving toward gas" puts us on the highway to hell.

The aim of our study is to present a credible approach for the accounting of forest mitigation that is consistent and comparable to the way GHG emissions are treated in other sectors, while avoiding potentially "unfair" outcomes associated with the possible future decline of the forest sink (or the increase of forest harvest) because of age-related dynamics.

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

This research was funded within the project CLIMIT (Climate Change Impacts on Insects and their Mitigation; that is funded by DLR-BMBF (Germany), NERC and DEFRA (UK), ANR (France), Formas (Sweden), and Swedish EPA (Sweden) through the FP6 BiodivERsA Eranet.

What the Dutch brought to the project was an appreciation of climate change mitigation that was to become almost immediately prescient.

This paper discusses the discourses on climate change adaptation and mitigation that are currently at the forefront in the Congo Basin.

The mitigations that were accepted will allow a strong BBC with a strong financial long-term future".

Electrochemical chloride extraction (ECE) is an effective corrosion mitigation technique that is gaining world-wide application.

Achieving such an objective will require a mitigation effort that is global in scope.

It's up to the city's Department of Transportation DOTT) and the Metropolitan Transit Authority MTAA) to make the final call, with a full-fledged mitigation plan that is due out sometime this fall.