Sentence examples for mitigation value from inspiring English sources

Economic benefits to landowners or the local tax base appeal to some who reject global warming, even as others see the mitigation value.

One potential solution is a pan-European, legally binding agreement on forest management that would look to balance the ecological value of forests against the trees' commercial and climate mitigation value.

They do not currently consider basic environmental and social impact and community negotiations costs, but our research demonstrates that they pose equally strong challenges to CDM project development even in instances where less than the small-scale threshold mitigation value of 8 kt C y−1 applies.

Positive percentages indicate greater Alg-Feed scenario impact relative to BAU (additional climate mitigation), and negative values indicate diminished impact.

An impact of unmanaged forests on climate change mitigation cannot be valued by CO2 flux measurements alone.

I think it's easier to figure out the costs to mitigate the issue than it is to figure out the value of mitigation... [or of the loss of an asset], right.

The framework also allows the assessment of the value of mitigation measures as reduction of economic losses during droughts.

Lay observations also help scientists to understand the impacts of complex events (Anderson & Flett [1903]) and can provide unique information that may have immediate value in mitigation efforts (Loughlin et al. [2002]).

Based on the findings, linking house maintenance credits with adoption of risk mitigation measures, increasing house value with certification of buildings for adopting measures and providing special credits to homeowners with children can motivate homeowners for taking these measures.

Data sanitization is about risk mitigation: What is the value of the data you are trying to destroy and what are the resources of whoever might attempt to access that data?

Further sections examine successively the influence of conflict as a defining element of the resource curse, and the value of mitigation measures at local level.