Adaptation has the potential to reduce adverse effects of climate change Patient and can often produce immediate ancillary benefits, but will not prevent all damages. [ 3CANADAENVIRON 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]

Should mitigation strategies focus on reducing emissions of gases other than CO2 Patient ? [ 6CANADAQFP 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]

...Hansen and colleagues also argue that such strategies should include efforts Method to reduce atmospheric concentrations of tropospheric ozone and soot Patient ... [ 6CANADAQFP 0 MEL MCLH 09/03/2014 ]

Carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS), the subject of this Special Report, is considered as one of the options for reducing atmospheric emissions of CO2 from human activities Patient . [ 5IPCCDYOXYDE 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]

Drier soils can also add to the intensity of daytime temperatures by reducing cooling from surface evaporation Patient . [ 1CANADACCD 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]

On top of that, reducing emissions Patient also brings benefits such as higher energy efficiency, reduced energy costs (particularly important in times of high oil prices like now) and better air quality. [ 2EUROPACHANGE 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]

Although initially money will be spent on altering the energy sector and reducing greenhouse gas emissions Patient , the payback will be in the money we will save by avoiding damage... [ 2EUROPACHANGE 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]

... some actions Method taken to reduce future depletion of the ozone layer Patient , in particular the introduction of HFCs and PFCs, could increase or decrease global warming impact. [ 4IPCCSROCSPMTS 0 MEL MCLH 09/03/2014 ]

Actions Method to reduce HFC use Patient by 50 % Value between 2010 and 2015, would result in emission reduction of about 10 MtCO2-eq per year, at a specific cost of 15 to 100 US $ /tCO2-eq, with further reductions thereafter. [ 4IPCCSROCSPMTS 0 MEL MCLH 09/03/2014 ]

Because emissions of these aerosols are now being controlled in many countries to reduce local air pollution Patient , the relative effect of greenhouse gases on the climate is expected to be much more important than that of aerosols in the future. [ 6CANADAQFP 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]

Adaptation to climate change has the potential to substantially Degree reduce many of the adverse impacts of climate change Patient and enhance beneficial impacts, though neither without cost nor without leaving residual damage. [ 3IPCCCONSEQUENCE 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]

Large-scale deforestation in the humid tropics (e.g., South America, Africa, and Southeast Asia) has been identified as the most important ongoing land-surface process, because it Cause reduces evaporation Patient and increases surface temperature. [ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]

Negative feedback Cause reduces the climate response to initial causes of climate change Patient . [ ENCY 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]

Some of these sources Cause could supply decarbonized fuel such as hydrogen to the transportation, industrial and building sectors, and thus reduce emissions from those distributed sources Patient . [ 5IPCCDYOXYDE 0 MEL GC MCLH 09/03/2014 ]

Where temperatures are close to freezing on average, global warming Cause will reduce land ice and sea ice Patient , the former contributing to sea-level rise. [ 7IPCCREGION 0 MEL 09/03/2014 ]

Trees Agent absorb carbon and so reduce the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere Patient . [ 1EUROPAENV 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]

Such a "biological pump" Agent reduces by at least four-fold Value the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide Patient , significantly weakening the Earth 's natural greenhouse effect, and reducing the Earth 's surface temperature. [ ENCY 0 MEL 29/10/2009 ]