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Climate change mitigation

Climate change mitigation, also called decarbonisation, is an action to limit the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere that cause climate change. Climate change mitigation actions include conserving energy and replacing fossil fuels with clean energy sources. Secondary mitigation strategies include changes to land use and removing carbon dioxide (CO2) from…

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Overview

Definitions and scope

Emission trends and pledges

Low-carbon energy

Demand reduction

Preserving and enhancing carbon sinks

Other methods to capture and store CO2

Mitigation by sector

Co-benefits

Costs and funding

Policies

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Climate change mitigation

Nodes349
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Triples108
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Climate change mitigation

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related to Preserving and enhancing carbon sinks · 14
Climate change mitigation → An, Any, But, CO2, Earth's, Examples, Globally, In, IPCC, Scenarios, Scientists, There, This, To
related to National policies · 12
Climate change mitigation → Climate, CO2, Complementary, Current, Generally, In, It, Otherwise, Paris, Paris Agreement, The, This
related to International agreements · 11
Climate change mitigation → Almost, Although, CFCs, Climate Change, International, Montreal Protocol, The, The Montreal Protocol, These, UNFCCC, United Nations Framework Convention
related to Definitions and scope · 9
Climate change mitigation → CDR, Climate, Climate Change, IPCC, It, Sustainable, The Intergovernmental Panel, There, This
related to Health and well-being · 9
Climate change mitigation → Access, Air, Climate, Mitigation, Particulate, Potential, Some, The, This
related to Co-benefits · 7
Climate change mitigation → Co-benefits, GHG, In, OECD, Positive, The, The IPCC
related to Replacing coal with natural gas · 7
Climate change mitigation → Burning, Developing, For, However, Natural, Switching, The
related to Barriers · 5
Climate change mitigation → BECCS, Difficulties, There, They, This

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agricultureinstance ofalthough fossil fuel power plants with CCS technology is currently a high-cost climate change mitigation strategy.Human land use changes0.80text
deforestation cause about 1/4th of climate changeinstance ofalthough fossil fuel power plants with CCS technology is currently a high-cost climate change mitigation strategy.Human land use changes0.80text
solar radiation managementinstance ofLimiting climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions or removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere could be supplemented by climate technologies0.80text
windinstance ofTo deliver reliable electricity from variable renewable energy sources0.80text
solarinstance ofTo deliver reliable electricity from variable renewable energy sources0.80text
electrical power systems must be flexibleinstance ofTo deliver reliable electricity from variable renewable energy sources0.80text
coal-fired power plantsinstance ofMost electrical grids were constructed for non-intermittent energy sources0.80text
avoiding frequent flyinginstance ofPeople who wish to reduce their carbon footprint can take high-impact actions0.80text
petrol-fuelled carsinstance ofPeople who wish to reduce their carbon footprint can take high-impact actions0.80text
eating mainly a plant-based dietinstance ofPeople who wish to reduce their carbon footprint can take high-impact actions0.80text
having fewer childreninstance ofPeople who wish to reduce their carbon footprint can take high-impact actions0.80text
using clothesinstance ofPeople who wish to reduce their carbon footprint can take high-impact actions0.80text

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