CLIMATE+CHANGE+MITIGATION

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mit·i·gate
===    / ˈmɪtɪˌgeɪt /  [mit -i-geyt ] ===

–verb(usedwith object)
===1. to lessen in force or intensity,as wrath,grief,harshness,orpain; moderate. ===


 * **Climate change mitigation** is action to decrease the intensity of [|radiative forcing] in order to reduce the potential effects of [|global warming].[|[][|1][|]] Mitigation is distinguished from [|adaptation to global warming], which involves acting to tolerate the [|effects of global warming]. Most often, [|climate change mitigation scenarios] involve reductions in the [|concentrations] of [|greenhouse gases], either by reducing their [|sources][|[][|2][|]] or by increasing their [|sinks].

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Global [|average surface temperature] 1880 to 2009
 * **GRAPHS From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia**

Global carbon dioxide emissions from human activities 1800–2007
 * **IN DEPTH INFORMATION ON THE CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION STRATEGIES**

Speaker: Professor Jinyue Yan, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) & Malardalen University, Sweden media type="youtube" key="xCo1hwV8tXc" height="357" width="502" align="center"