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After all, we Israelis change our positions, mitigate our opinions, and open ourselves up to new ideas.
Sampaio says that a clearinghouse could increase awareness and mitigate the risks faced by refugee students, with dramatic positive effects.
Implementing an agreement with robust limits on greenhouse-gas emissions will first require honoring the commitments that have already been made, including promises by developed countries to spend $100 billion a year by 2020 to help the developing world mitigate its contribution to climate change and adapt to a warming world.
These principles should apply to all projects intended to help countries adapt to or mitigate the impact of climate change.
By taking action to mitigate climate change, companies are promoting sustainable growth and creating high-quality employment.
To reap those benefits, Asia must mitigate regional military and political conflicts and develop a long-term vision for regional integration.
Similarly, when it came to negotiating a new pact to mitigate global climate change, diplomatic efforts had to contend with international discord in 2009, forcing leaders to postpone their efforts yet again.
Unfortunately, Tunisia and Egypt will face serious hazards as they rely on democratic forces and mechanisms to mitigate the oppressive features of the rightist corporatism under which they suffered.
But if it is not overlooked, if those in positions of responsibility are resolved to do all they can to minimise the strains and mitigate the damage, danger can be averted.
Shell recently brought together a small group of CEOs who have committed their companies to joint projects that may demonstrate what can be done to mitigate resource stresses.
Experience has demonstrated that, with forward-looking policies, governments can enhance trade’s benefits and mitigate its negative impact on the poor.
The proper response must be to try to find the best ways to mitigate them.
Bringing such practices out of the shadows encourages the development of measures that mitigate its associated evils.
If we are going to mitigate its negative consequences, there is only one way forward: strengthening its positive effects.
There are two basic instruments to reduce carbon emissions and thus mitigate global warming.
The international community, as fragmented and conflicted as it currently is, can find common ground in recognizing the threat that North Korea’s unpredictable and enigmatic regime poses, and take cooperative action to mitigate it.
The ideology-driven denial of human-induced global warming is impeding efforts to mitigate climate-altering emissions or prepare for the increasingly obvious – and dangerous – consequences of this enormous threat.
Such an approach would involve improved border controls, but its focus would extend far beyond limiting migrant inflows to include creating opportunities and providing enough resources to public services to mitigate the new arrivals’ impact and ensure that local residents are not disadvantaged by welcoming migrants into their communities.
Most of the world’s state-of-the-art climate models have explored albedo modification, and each of them has found that the process does have the potential to mitigate climate change.
To elicit the investments that are necessary to mitigate climate change and green the economy, the elimination of fossil-fuel subsidies and a credible, fast-rising path for the price of carbon are vital.
But its deliberative and electoral processes help mitigate conflicts, especially in heterogeneous and conflict-ridden societies.
Worse, this portrayal implies that little can be done to mitigate, or even prevent, such occurrences.
More importantly, most Latin American countries now have in place counter-cyclical measures to mitigate any negative external impact.
On the one hand, all organized religions teach peace and love for others, and they have often intervened successfully to prevent or mitigate conflict.
But without massive amounts of long-term “patient” capital – which only institutional investors can muster – it will be impossible to transform energy systems fast enough to mitigate the risk of ecological, economic, and social disaster.
Because they are linked to local government and business networks, they are in a strong position to mitigate local risk.
This means helping them to assess and mitigate risk in new regions and sectors where green infrastructure is needed, if appropriate in cooperation with local strategic investment funds and green banks.
But, in order to mitigate possible financial risks, China continued to develop its regulatory framework for capital-account convertibility.
Tucker’s proposal makes good sense, but it is difficult – and arguably unethical – for charities that raised money to help Haitians now to divert some of those funds to programs to mitigate the damage caused by future earthquakes.
But natural systems can mitigate them: wetlands act as sponges that reduce flooding and delay the onset of droughts; and mangroves, salt marshes, and coral reefs all act as buffers that protect against storm surges.
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