Climate change mitigation and adaptation
Climate change mitigation means the employment of various methods to reduce the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, mainly carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide, and its eventual transformation into greenhouse gas, is produced primarily by the usage or burning of coal, gas and oil, which are the foundational forms of energy generation upon which most modern-day societies are built. For example, Coal and gas are burned mainly to produce electricity, gas is burned mainly to provide heating for homes and propelling machinery in factories and oil helps produce gasoline and diesel fuel for all types of vehicles used for road . . .