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== Glossary Terms ==
== Glossary Terms ==
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| terms = 1.5°C warmer worlds, Acceptability of policy or system change, Access to modern energy services, Adaptation, Adaptation limits, Adaptation options, Adaptation pathways, Adaptive capacity, Adaptive governance, Additionality, Adverse side-effect, Aerosol, Afforestation, Agreement, Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use, Agroecology, Air pollution, Albedo, Anomaly, Anthropogenic, Anthropogenic emissions, Anthropogenic removals, Atmosphere, Avoid, Shift, Improve, Baseline period, Baseline/reference, Baseline scenario, Biochar, Biodiversity, Bioenergy, Bioenergy with carbon dioxide capture and storage, Biofuel, Biogenic carbon emissions, Biogeophysical potential, Biomass, Black carbon, Blue carbon, Blue infrastructure, Business as usual, CO2 equivalent emission, Carbon cycle, Carbon dioxide, Carbon dioxide capture and storage, Carbon dioxide capture and utilisation, Carbon dioxide removal, Carbon footprint, Carbon intensity, Carbon neutrality, Carbon price, Carbon stock, Choice 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Climate Change 2022: Mitigation of Climate Change (WGIII)

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Working Group Report
Climate Change 2022 - Mitigation of Climate Change
Working Group III Contribution to the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Published 2022

ISBN 9781009157926

Licence CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0

Table of Contents

Contents
Front Matter
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SPM
Summary for Policymakers
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TS
Technical Summary
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Chapters
Chapter 1Introduction and Framing
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Chapter 2Emissions Trends and Drivers
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Chapter 3Mitigation Pathways Compatible with Long-term Goals
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Chapter 4Mitigation and Development Pathways in the Near to Mid-term
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Chapter 5Demand, Services and Social Aspects of Mitigation
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Chapter 6Energy Systems
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Chapter 7Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Uses (AFOLU)
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Chapter 8Urban Systems and Other Settlements
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Chapter 9Buildings
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Chapter 10Transport
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Chapter 11Industry
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Chapter 12Cross-sectoral Perspectives
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Chapter 13National and Sub-national Policies and Institutions
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Chapter 14International Cooperation
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Chapter 15Investment and Finance
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Chapter 16Innovation, Technology Development and Transfer
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Chapter 17Accelerating the Transition in the Context of Sustainable Development
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Annexes
Content in this section is out of scope
IPCC AR6 Reports
Special Reports
Working Groups
Synthesis
SR15 (2018)
SRCCL (2019)
SROCC (2019)
WGI (2021)
WGII (2022)
WGIII (2022)
SYR (2023)

Citation Suggestion

IPCC, 2022: Climate Change 2022: Mitigation of Climate Change. Contribution of Working Group III to the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change [P.R. Shukla, J. Skea, R. Slade, A. Al Khourdajie, R. van Diemen, D. McCollum, M. Pathak, S. Some, P. Vyas, R. Fradera, M. Belkacemi, A. Hasija, G. Lisboa, S. Luz, J. Malley, (eds.)]. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK and New York, NY, USA. doi: 10.1017/9781009157926

Acronyms

Glossary Terms

Glossary terms in this report

1.5°C warmer worlds Acceptability of policy or system change Access to modern energy services Adaptation Adaptation limits Adaptation options Adaptation pathways Adaptive capacity Adaptive governance Additionality Adverse side-effect Aerosol Afforestation Agreement Agriculture Forestry and Other Land Use Agroecology Air pollution Albedo Anomaly Anthropogenic Anthropogenic emissions Anthropogenic removals Atmosphere Avoid Shift Improve Baseline period Baseline/reference Baseline scenario Biochar Biodiversity Bioenergy Bioenergy with carbon dioxide capture and storage Biofuel Biogenic carbon emissions Biogeophysical potential Biomass Black carbon Blue carbon Blue infrastructure Business as usual CO2 equivalent emission Carbon cycle Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide capture and storage Carbon dioxide capture and utilisation Carbon dioxide removal Carbon footprint Carbon intensity Carbon neutrality Carbon price Carbon stock Choice architecture Circular economy Cities Citizen science City region Climate Climate change commitment Climate extreme Climate finance Climate governance Climate justice Climate model Climate projection Climate-resilient pathways Climate sensitivity Climate services Climate system Climate variability Co-benefits Concentrations scenario Conference of the Parties Confidence Conservation agriculture Consumption-based emissions Coping capacity Cost–benefit analysis Cost-effectiveness analysis Cumulative emissions Decarbonisation Decent Living Standard Decoupling Deforestation Deliberative governance Demand Demand- and supply-side measures Demand-side measures Desertification Developed/developing countries Development pathways Diet Direct air capture Direct air carbon dioxide capture and storage Direct and indirect services Direct emissions Disaster Disaster risk management Discounting Disruptive innovation Distributive equity Drought Economic potential Ecosystem Ecosystem-based adaptation Ecosystem services [[IPCC:AR6/Data/Glossary#Embodied_[emissions|Embodied [emissions]] water [[IPCC:AR6/Data/Glossary#land]|land]]] Emission and Socio-economic Scenario Ensemble Emission factor/Emissions intensity Emission pathways Emission trajectories Emissions scenario Emulation Emulators Enabling conditions Energy access Energy efficiency Energy poverty Energy security Energy services Enhanced weathering Ensemble Enteric fermentation Equality Equity Eudaimonic Evidence Exergy Exposure Extreme weather event Fairness Feasibility Final energy Flexibility Flexible governance Flood Food loss and waste Food security Food system Forest Fossil fuels Fuel poverty Fugitive emissions Gender equity Geothermal energy Gini coefficient Global carbon budget Global mean surface air temperature Global mean surface temperature Global warming Global warming potential Governance Governance capacity Grazing land Green Climate Fund Green infrastructure Greenhouse gas emission metric Greenhouse gas neutrality Greenhouse gases Grey infrastructure Gross domestic product Halocarbons Hedonic Household carbon footprint Human behaviour Human rights Human security Human system Hydropower Impacts Incremental adaptation Indigenous knowledge Indirect emissions Indirect land-use change Industrial revolution Inequality Infrastructure Institutional capacity Institutions Integrated assessment Integrated assessment model Integrated assessment scenario ensemble Internet of Things Irreversibility Just transitions Justice Kaya identity Land Land cover Land-cover change Land degradation Land degradation neutrality Land management Land management change Land potential Land rehabilitation Land restoration Land use Land use land-use change and forestry Land-use change Latent heat flux Leakage Leapfrogging Lifecycle assessment Likelihood Livelihood Local knowledge Lock-in Long-lived climate forcers Loss and Damage and losses and damages Maladaptive actions Malnutrition Managed forest Managed grassland Managed land Market failure Material substitution Measurement Measurement Reporting and Verification Megacity Methane Migrant Migration Mitigation Mitigation measures Mitigation option Mitigation pathways Mitigation potential Mitigation scenario Multi-level governance Narrative Nature-based solutions Nature's contributions to people Net negative greenhouse gas emissions Net zero CO2 emissions Net zero greenhouse gas emissions Nitrous oxide Non-overshoot pathways Ocean alkalinization/Ocean alkalinity enhancement Ocean fertilisation Offset Organic farming Overshoot pathways Ozone Pareto optimum Participatory governance Particulate matter Path dependence Pathways Peri-urban areas Policies Political economy Pool carbon and nitrogen Poverty Poverty eradication Pre-industrial Precursors Primary energy Primary production Private costs Production-based emissions Projection Prosumers Radiative forcing Rebound effect Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation Reference period Reference scenario Reforestation Regenerative agriculture Region Remaining carbon budget Renewable energy Reporting Representative Concentration Pathways Resilience Resource cascade Risk Risk assessment Risk management Risk perception Risk trade-off Scenario Scenario storyline Sea surface temperature Sequestration Sequestration potential Service provisioning Services Settlements Shared socio-economic pathways Sharing economy. Shifting development pathways Shifting development pathways to sustainability Short-lived climate forcers Short-lived climate pollutants Simple climate model Sink Small Island Developing States Smart grids Social cost of carbon Social costs Social-ecological system Social group Social identity Social inclusion Social infrastructure Social learning Socio-economic scenario Socio-technical transitions Soil carbon sequestration Soil organic carbon Soil organic matter Solar energy Solar radiation modification Source Southern Annular Mode Spill-over effect Storyline Stranded assets Subnational actors Sufficiency Supply-side measures Sustainability Sustainable Development Goals Sustainable development Sustainable forest management Sustainable intensification Sustainable land management Systems of Innovation Technical potential Technology deployment Technology diffusion Technology transfer Teleconnection Temperature overshoot Tipping point Total carbon budget Trade-off Traditional biomass Transformation Transformation pathways Transformational adaptation Transient climate response Transient climate response to cumulative CO2 emissions Transition Uncertainty United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Uptake Urban Systems Urban Urban heat island Urbanisation Variable renewable energy Verification Vulnerability Well-being Wind energy Zero emissions commitment