We also need to consider the synergy between greenhouse gas mitigation strategies and the mitigation of other environmental externalities due to lack of possibility to migrate upward, such as local air pollution, urban congestion, or land and natural resource degradation Patient . [ CHANG_13IPCCSTABILISATIONDESGAZ 0 TK MCLH 08/08/2012 ]

Thus, mitigation of these other-gas emissions Patient is a valuable component of a programme designed to prevent dangerous interference with the climate system. [ CHANG_13IPCCSTABILISATIONDESGAZ 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

While specific results of the range of studies vary with the methods and assumptions made, the outcomes suggest that a fraction retained on the order of 90 - 99 % for 100 years or 60 - 95 % for 500 years could still make such impermanent storage valuable for the mitigation of climate change Patient . [ CHANG_5IPCCDYOXYDE 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

Advances have been made since previous IPCC assessments in the understanding of the scientific, technical, environmental, and economic and social aspects of mitigation of climate change Patient . [ CHANG_8IPCCATTENUATION 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

Protecting an existing forest does not necessarily ensure a long-term contribution to the mitigation of the greenhouse effect Patient because of the potential for leakage and reversibility through human activities, disturbances, or environmental change. [ CHANG_14IPCCSRL 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

The current remits of the Working Groups are for Working Group I to address the scientific aspects of the climate system and climate change, Working Group II to address the impacts of and adaptations to climate change, and Working Group III to address the options for the mitigation of climate change Patient . [ CHANG_11IPCCBILAN2001 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

These include immediate reductions in emissions to slow climate change; research and development on new supply and conservation technologies to reduce future abatement costs; continued research to reduce critical scientific uncertainties; and investments in actions to help human and natural systems adapt to climate change through mitigation of negative impacts Patient and through advantages resulting from increasing CO2 (e.g., increased water or nutrient use efficiency of some crops with elevated CO2). [ CHANG_13IPCCSTABILISATIONDESGAZ 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

The IPCC currently is organized into three Working Groups: Working Group I (WGI) addresses observed and projected changes in climate; Working Group II (WGII) addresses vulnerability, impacts, and adaptation related to climate change; and Working Group III (WGIII) addresses options for mitigation of climate change Patient . [ CHANG_3IPCCCONSEQUENCE 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

The role of technology transfer in addressing climate change Achieving the ultimate objective of the UNFCCC, as formulated in Article 21, will require technological innovation and the rapid and widespread transfer and implementation of technologies, including know-how for mitigation of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions Patient . [ CHANG_9IPCCSRTT 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

Article 12.5(b): Real, measurable, and long-term benefits related to the mitigation of climate change Patient . [ CHANG_14IPCCSRL 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

climate change Patient mitigation will both be affected by, and have impacts on, broader socio-economic policies and trends, such as those relating to development, sustainability and equity. [ CHANG_GREENFACTS 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

The baseline case, which by definition gives the emissions of GHGs in the absence of the climate change interventions being considered, is critical to the assessment of the costs of climate change Patient mitigation. [ CHANG_8IPCCATTENUATION 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

After the publication of the SAR, continued research in the area of mitigation of climate change Patient , which was partly influenced by political changes such as the adoption of the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 1997, has been undertaken and is reported on here. [ CHANG_8IPCCATTENUATION 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

In 1998, Working Group (WG) III of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was charged by the IPCC Plenary for the Panel 's Third Assessment Report (TAR) to assess the scientific, technical, environmental, economic, and social aspects of the mitigation of climate change Patient . [ CHANG_8IPCCATTENUATION 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

CCS Transfer of practices such as sustainable forest management (including reduced-impact logging, certification techniques and silvicultural practices), CCS recycling, bioenergy technologies and agroforestry Cause can contribute to the mitigation of carbon dioxide emissions Patient . [ CHANG_9IPCCSRTT 0 TK MCLH 08/08/2012 ]

Consideration may be given to the development of synergies between LULUCF activities and projects that Cause contribute to the mitigation or adaptation to climate change Patient with the goals and the objectives of these and other relevant multilateral environmental agreements. [ CHANG_14IPCCSRL 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]

Energy and economic models indicate that CCS systems Cause are unlikely to contribute significantly to the mitigation of climate change Patient unless deployed in the power sector. [ CHANG_5IPCCDYOXYDE 0 TK 08/08/2012 ]