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Ecological status and type of alteration determine the C-balance and climate change mitigation capacity of Mediterranean inland saline shallow lakes. [PDF]
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Environmental problem shifting from climate change mitigation: A mapping review. [PDF]
PNAS NexusWood Hansen O, van den Bergh J.
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Digitalization's contribution towards sustainable development and climate change mitigation: An empirical evidence from EU economies. [PDF]
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Evaluating the usefulness of Protection Motivation Theory for predicting climate change mitigation behavioral intentions among a US sample of climate change deniers and acknowledgers. [PDF]
BMC PsycholFrantz CM, Bushkin L, O'Keefe D.
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2015
Mitigating climate change has emerged as possibly the greatest public policy challenge of the 21st century. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) contributed to a thorough understanding of global warming as a serious threat to human life on this planet.
Karen Ehrhardt-Martinez +3 more
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Mitigating climate change has emerged as possibly the greatest public policy challenge of the 21st century. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) contributed to a thorough understanding of global warming as a serious threat to human life on this planet.
Karen Ehrhardt-Martinez +3 more
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2018
First Online: 12 December 2018 Climate Change Mitigation refers to actions to reduce or prevent emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG) causing human-induced climate change. Mitigation can be reached by using new technologies, fostering renewable energies, making older energy systems more efficient, or changing management practices or consumer behavior ...
Alloisio, Isabella, Borghesi, Simone
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First Online: 12 December 2018 Climate Change Mitigation refers to actions to reduce or prevent emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG) causing human-induced climate change. Mitigation can be reached by using new technologies, fostering renewable energies, making older energy systems more efficient, or changing management practices or consumer behavior ...
Alloisio, Isabella, Borghesi, Simone
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2014
A variety of options exists for the mitigation of GHG emissions in agriculture. The most prominent options are improved crop and grazing land management (e.g., improved agronomic practices, nutrient use, tillage, and residue management), restoration of organic soils that are drained for crop production, and restoration of degraded lands.
M. Bernoux, K. Paustian
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A variety of options exists for the mitigation of GHG emissions in agriculture. The most prominent options are improved crop and grazing land management (e.g., improved agronomic practices, nutrient use, tillage, and residue management), restoration of organic soils that are drained for crop production, and restoration of degraded lands.
M. Bernoux, K. Paustian
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The existential threat presented by climate change demands an unprecedented response. Existing environmental regulations are insufficient for the pollution concerns that arise from our complicated and integrated global economy. AI has the potential to completely revolutionize existing environmental regulatory frameworks and dramatically improve climate
Shashwata Sahu +2 more
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CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION POLICIES
2011In the previous chapter the focus has been on issues concerning adaptation to climate change. Key adaptation concepts and policies were introduced and potential adaptation responses in the case of developed and developing parts of the world were summarized.
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