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What is the difference between mitigation, containment, reversal and adaptation? (global warming)
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What is the difference between mitigation, containment, reversal and adaptation? (global warming)

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mitigation means prevent containment means stop from spreading reversal means put it back to how it was and adaptation means to change to suit it

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