英語 での Climate change mitigation の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The IPCC(Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) issued a report on geothermal energy in April 2010 stating that"Increased geothermal energy development is well suited to climate change mitigation because it provides base-load power.
There is no definition about this but it includes“prevention of pollution” and other commitments such as sustainable resource use, climate change mitigation and adaptation, protection of biodiversity and ecosystems, etc.
The Emissions Gap Report 2014 is the fifth in a UN Environment Programme(UNEP) series that is essentially a scientific assessment of the peer-reviewed literature on climate change mitigation scenarios.
As part of their research within the Sustainable Urban Futures Programme, two United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies(UNU-IAS) academics examine the potential role of urban regeneration in climate change mitigation and adaptation.
While changes associated with a transition to a lower-carbon economy present significant risk, they also create significant opportunities for organizations focused on climate change mitigation and adaptation solutions.
His academic research is focused on renewable energy technology transfer, innovative training and knowledge mobilization techniques, climate change mitigation and sustainable energy policies.
A blue carbon project uses the climate change mitigation value of marine and coastal ecosystems to support their conservation, sustainable use, and restoration. ref.
A variety of emissions scenarios for climate change mitigation have been developed so far, and made a due contribution to policy-making in the climate change mitigation efforts.
If the world adopts stringent climate change mitigation efforts, we predict a 2.6% decline in fishing participation by 2080,” Dundas says.
The conference will focus on governance, trade and investment in order to manage forests for green returns, climate change mitigation and adaptation, energy and low-carbon development, food security and nutrition.
The analysis finds tropical forests could potentially provide 23 percent of the climate change mitigation needed to keep warming under 2 degrees by 2030.
Both sides considered energy efficiency improvement to be the most cost-effective means of addressing energy security and climate change mitigation in the short-term and committed to further enhance international cooperation in this field.
The implications of its linkages are also evident in three key contemporary policy objectives, namely, climate change mitigation, energy security, and water security.
This side event focused on the problems of tropical forest degradation and discussed the relationships among forest landscape restoration, sustainable supply chains, community resilience, biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation.
Despite these goals, it is unknown whether removing such subsidies- even worldwide- would substantially affect climate change mitigation.
Also, the Climate Technology Centre and Network(CTCN) established as part of the UNFCCC technology mechanisms, helps to carry out the technology transfer for climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Comply with municipal and industrial laws and agreements related to the environment, and work for sustainable resource use, climate change mitigation and adaptation, protection of biodiversity and ecosystem, environmental protection and pollution prevention in local communities.
Given the potential for energy efficiency worldwide and its role in addressing energy security and climate change mitigation, Summit leaders underlined the need to improve and to further enhance both bilateral and global cooperation on this issue.
Transition opportunities: while changes associated with a transition to a low carbon economy present potential risk, they also create potential opportunities for organisations focused on climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Set goals and do our utmost towards improving environmental impact of our business by addressing responsible use of resources, climate change mitigation and adaptation, waste avoidance and recycling, as well as appropriate management of chemicals substances.