Mitigation, including greenhouse gas emissions reductions, avoidance, and removal and sequestration, as well as management of other climate forcing factors , is a key element of addressing climate risk and pursuing CRD. There are numerous individual and system mitigation options throughout the economy and within human and natural systems  . Limiting global average warming has been found to reduce climate risks , and limiting global average warming to any temperature level has also been found to be associated with broad ranges of potential global emissions pathways that represent future uncertainty in the evolution of socioeconomic, technological, market and physical systems  . Pathways consistent with limiting warming to 2℃ and below have been found to require significant deployment of mitigation options spanning energy, land use and societal transformation ; Section 18.3). and substantial economic, energy, land use, policy and societal transformation . Such emissions pathways would represent deviations from current trends that raise issues about their feasibility and therefore plausibility .
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