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The term ‘mitigation’ in climate change refers to:

A. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
B. Providing disaster relief only
C. Constructing emergency shelters
D. Increasing fossil fuel consumption
Correct Answer: A. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Correct answer: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Mitigation means reducing greenhouse gas emissions or increasing their removal from the atmosphere.

Background: Examples include renewable energy, energy efficiency, protecting forests and low-carbon transport.

  • Providing disaster relief only: Disaster relief is a response to impacts, not a way of cutting emissions.
  • Constructing emergency shelters: Emergency shelters respond to impacts and relate to adaptation.
  • Increasing fossil fuel consumption: Burning more fossil fuels is the opposite of mitigation.

Did you know? Mitigation tackles the causes of climate change, while adaptation manages its effects.

Memory trick: Mitigation = Minimise emissions.

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