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The Parties should take
precautionary
measures
Cause
to anticipate, prevent, or minimise the causes of climate change and
mitigate
its adverse
effects
Patient
.
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But
many technologies
that
Cause
can
mitigate
emissions
Patient
or contribute to adaptation to climate change are not as yet commercially viable.
[
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However, through the experience of
LULUCF
projects
Cause
aimed to
mitigate
climate
change
Patient
, it is possible in some cases to develop approaches to address some of the critical issues (see Table 5).
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Using
resources
Cause
to
mitigate
greenhouse gases(GHGs)
Patient
generates opportunity costs that should be considered to help guide reasonable policy decisions.
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In developed areas of the Arctic, and where the permafrost is ice-rich,
special
attention
Cause
will be required to
mitigate
the detrimental
impactsof thawing
Patient
, such as severe damage to buildings and transport infrastructure (very high confidence 6).
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Most scenarios for
global energy use project a substantial increase of CO2 emissions throughout this century in the absence of
specific
actions
Cause
to
mitigate
climate
change
Patient
.
[
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These scenarios have been widely used
in the analysis of possible climate change, its impacts, and
options
Cause
to
mitigate
climate
change
Patient
.
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The purpose of this section is to examine the major types of policies and measures that can be used to implement
options
Cause
to
mitigate
net
concentrationsof GHGs
Patient
in the
atmosphere
Location
.
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Another
approach
that
Cause
could be considered for
mitigating
aviation
emissions
Patient
is emissions trading, a market-based approach which enables participants to cooperatively minimize the costs of
reducing emissions.
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The
conventional wisdom is that modern civilization will either adapt to whatever weather conditions we face and that the pace
of climate change will not
overwhelm the adaptive capacity of society, or that
our
efforts
Cause
such as those embodied in the Kyoto protocol will be sufficient to
mitigate
the
impacts
Patient
.
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At the Rio Earth Summit, Parties to the Framework Convention on Climate Change (FCCC) agreed to stabilise
emissions of greenhouse gases at 1990 levels by the year 2000, in
an
attempt
Cause
to
mitigate
the
threatof global warming
Patient
.
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To develop
strategies
that
Cause
mitigate
atmospheric
CO2
Patient
and advance other, equally important objectives, the following criteria merit consideration:...
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Land use and management have been shown to have a greater impact on soil conditions than the indirect effect of
climate change; thus,
adaptation
Cause
has the potential to
significantly
Degree
mitigate
these
impacts
Patient
.
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The least sensitive models (for example,
negative feedback from the
clouds
that
Cause
mitigates
the
amplitude of the change
Patient
) combined with very optimistic economic scenarios (stabilization, in the long run, of greenhouse-gas emissions
at their present level) nonetheless lead to a warming of about 2'C
[
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These proposed that: ...;
a precautionary
approach
Cause