在 英语 中使用 Mitigation potential 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Means, methodological issues, mitigation potential and ranges of emission reduction objectives, and consideration of further commitments.
The figure below shows how top-down and bottom-up models of mitigation potential analysis by region can lead to very different outcomes.
Mitigation potential in other sectors was also explored and found to be significant.
Mitigation potential needs to be evaluated for individual agricultural systems and settings, as in some cases this potential is limited by lack of technical solutions.
The AWG noted that the mitigation potential of Annex I Parties is determined by national circumstances and evolves over time.
(i) Facilitating, supporting or upon request undertaking mitigation potential assessment and mitigation planning; and.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC) has estimated the global technical mitigation potential for agriculture at 5.5 to 6 Gt of CO2-equivalent per year by 2030.
In the first segment, participants discussed general and cross-cutting issues relating to the analysis of the mitigation potential of policies, measures and technologies;
Speakers emphasized that technology development, innovation and deployment are essential for increasing the mitigation potential across sectors in the medium to long term.
Emission trends for Annex I Parties, the mitigation potential of policies and technologies in different national circumstances, including experience gained so far, and the costs and benefits of emission reductions.
Despite this as of 2017 only 62 of 197 countries had implemented some kind of building energy code, missing nearly 2GtCO2eof the Building sector's technical mitigation potential.
Economically, environmentally and socially sustainable agricultural development and land management had important mitigation potential, and should be promoted, partly through investment in research.
By 2050, the total climate mitigation potential increases to between 52.2 and 171.6 billion tonnes of CO2-eq.-- approximately 3.3 to 12.9 billion tonnes of CO2-eq. per year by 2050.
The extent to which Annex I Parties utilize this mitigation potential is determined by the targeted global GHG stabilization levels and the social cost of carbon.
The AWG acknowledged that understanding mitigation potential is a complex process and noted that further analysis on mitigation potential would help the AWG in completing its work.
Emission trends for Annex I Parties, the mitigation potential of policies and technologies in different national circumstances, including experience gained so far, and the costs and benefits of emission reductions.
Owing to the complexity of forest systems and the difficulty of collecting accurate data, different models can provide very different estimates of the sector' s mitigation potential.
Reflect aspects of capability, responsibility, mitigation potentials and national circumstances(EC and its member States, MISC.5/Add.1);
Most of the Parties elaborated on their approaches to how to define mitigation potentials at the national and international levels.
A common understanding and transparency in how the Party is taking into consideration the indicators and factors listed above in defining its mitigation potentials was deemed essential.