So must mitigation.

But we found that mitigation

As a result, mitigation policies are necessary.

The first, called mitigation, means reducing the amount of manmade climate change.

Ahead of the Paris summit, more than 160 countries submitted emissions mitigation pledges.

Some American lawyers are now using such a genetic defense as mitigation for convicted murderers.

Some American lawyers are now using such a genetic defense as mitigation for convicted murderers.

The developing world also has a serious fairness objection to paying for climate change mitigation.

The world could actually enhance economic output and welfare by pursuing a path of mitigation.

Cost benefit analysis is a principal tool for deciding whether altering it through mitigation policy is warranted.

However, the Bali action plan addresses the need for developing countries to adopt nationally appropriate mitigation actions.

(i) Paragraph (a) should read Increased capacity of developing countries for preparedness in disaster prevention and mitigation.

Several sources of financing for adaptation and mitigation efforts in developing countries could be made operational relatively quickly.

Many developing countries are coming forward with ideas for further nationally appropriate mitigation measures that they could take.

Policymakers should thus pursue integrated solutions that combine climate change adaptation and mitigation with broader societal concerns, including development.

23. Stresses the need for effective management and mitigation of risks in all phases of United Nations peacekeeping missions

The program consists of a series of online sessions led by experts in risk mitigation of natural disasters worldwide.

That week the Indonesian Disaster Mitigation Agency detected 143 new wildfires in Riau Province, the area beneath my flight.

To be sure, the issues are complex and difficult, especially those of financing adaptation and mitigation efforts in poorer countries.

The challenges of long term lion conservation are going to require a lot more than culturally appropriate conflict mitigation strategies.

Sensationalising these acts in reportages takes attention away from important aspects, such as the prevention and mitigation of such crimes.

But a simple shift of responsibility to the advanced countries by exempting developing countries from the mitigation process will not work.

Since the effects of climate change have been observed in many areas around the world, thinking about mitigation makes sense everywhere.

As a result, mitigation would become more efficient, and the same expenditures by advanced countries would produce higher global emission reductions.

Emphasizing the responsibility of all States to undertake disaster preparedness and mitigation efforts in order to minimize the impact of disasters,

Palu and Donggala have been hit by tsunamis several times in the past 100 years, according to Indonesia's Disaster Mitigation Agency.

Such a system would trigger entrepreneurial searches for low cost mitigation opportunities in developing countries, because rich countries would want to pay less by lowering emissions abroad. As a result, mitigation would become more efficient, and the same expenditures by advanced countries would produce higher global emission reductions.

Fighting climate change can be a sound investment, even though neither mitigation nor adaptation alone will be enough to solve the problem.

By contrast, a more needy Louisiana (with its staggering 24 poverty rate) was denied its request for flood mitigation funds in 2004.

They urged the government to prepare and adopt mitigation efforts to lend assistance to farmers and other vulnerable sectors of the population.

On the other hand, the National Security Council proposes scaling down the size of defense forces, implying mitigation of the will to defend.

These calculations indicate that, even with higher discounting, the Stern Review s estimates of future benefits and costs imply that mitigation makes economic sense.

The IPCC also found that the cost of such a strict effort at mitigation would not exceed 3 of global GDP in 2030.

(i) Paragraph (a) should read Increase in the number of developing countries having the technical capacity to deal with disaster prevention and mitigation.

Emphasizing also the responsibility of all States to undertake disaster preparedness and mitigation efforts in order to minimize the impact of natural disasters,

8. Further requests the Secretary General to ensure that targeted mitigation measures are put in place pursuant to established minimum operating security standards

Emphasizing also the responsibility of all States to undertake disaster preparedness and mitigation efforts in order to minimize the impact of natural disasters,

Second, clarity is essential on the extent to which major developing countries can undertake nationally appropriate mitigation actions beyond what they are already doing.

Funds are needed to invest in new low carbon energy sources, reforestation and protection of rain forests, land use changes, and adaptation and mitigation.

Countries like the Philippines continue to demonstrate the benefits of investing in preparedness, especially when done as part of a larger risk mitigation effort.

And because methane is a much shorter lived gas than CO2, we can prevent some of the worst of short term warming through its mitigation.

Going forward, they should be part of how we do development differently. Mitigation and adaptation are equal partners one without the other makes no sense.

We allocated 50 billion to research into greener technology, so that only 750 billion could be absorbed by the economic cost of adaptation and mitigation.

And because methane is a much shorter lived gas than CO2, we can prevent some of the worst of short term warming through its mitigation.

10. Encourages the further use of space based and ground based remote sensing technologies for the prevention, mitigation and management of natural disasters, where appropriate