Effective mitigation requires that we all understand local risks, address the hard choices and invest in long - term [community] well - being.
Damage to ecosystems and threats to human health and the lack of
effective mitigation require new approaches to mining regulation.
Not exact matches
The threat landscape School systems are threatened by a growing array of risks and dangers that
require informed and
effective mitigation to avoid the potential loss and damage that can result.
Cost -
effective mitigation pathways to limit warming to 2 °C
require reducing emissions of greenhouse gases by 40 — 70 % below current levels by 2050.
Key Message 3: Long - Term Strategy Rapid, sustained, and
effective mitigation based on coordinated global and regional action is
required to avoid «dangerous climate change» regardless of how it is defined.
The key problem with this «moral hazard» argument is the hypothesis that «cost -
effective, proven, scaleable CDR solutions» are poised to proliferate at greater rates than GHG emission
mitigation technologies (such as renewable energy and energy efficiency) that are
required to decarbonize our economy.
If they are to be
effective, local plans for climate change (both adaptation and
mitigation)
require the involvement of a variety of stakeholders and a specific focus on the most vulnerable groups.
The
effective use of
mitigation and adaption to reduce the risk to water resources, food, energy, human health and well - being, and ecosystem function from climate (including changes in the climate system)
requires a multi-disciplinary, multi-faceted approach.
The ABC petition supports «Bird - Smart» wind energy, which
requires independent, science - based risk assessment leading to careful siting;
effective mitigation; independent, transparent post-construction monitoring of bird kills; and compensation if public trust resources are being taken.
Rapid, sustained, and
effective mitigation based on coordinated global and regional action is
required to avoid «dangerous climate change» regardless of how it is defined.