Climate change mitigation strategies are deliberate actions taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions or remove carbon from the atmosphere to limit global warming. These strategies target the root causes of climate change by addressing how we produce energy, manage land, design buildings, and move people and goods.
The science is clear: without significant intervention, rising temperatures will continue to disrupt ecosystems, threaten food security, and intensify extreme weather events. But here’s the encouraging part. We already have the tools and knowledge to make a meaningful difference. From shifting to renewable energy …
What Are Mitigation Strategies for Climate Change (and How Do They Work)?
