Terms User 0611436695 Oct Kfe9oq0MbQ7ZcijkeAPUMg 20240501152046

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corpus: user/0611436695/oct_Kfe9oq0MbQ7ZcijkeAPUMg
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Item Frequency (focus) Frequency (reference)
net zero 6 39459
climate crisis 8 76888
impact of climate change 7 63101
greenhouse gas emission 13 178326
gas emission 13 184338
impact of climate 7 71803
greenhouse gas 23 376678
natural ecosystem 4 17208
tipping point 7 77023
unavoidable impact of climate change 3 101
unavoidable impact of climate 3 102
unavoidable impact 3 880
planet''s climate 3 2189
climate justice 4 24382
climate impact 4 26692
sea-level rise 4 27333
weather extreme 3 5605
nature-based solution 3 10918
addressing climate change 3 11629
addressing climate 3 13916
carbon sink 3 14489
feedback loop 5 65972
climate action 5 66432
renewable source 4 41898
climate finance 3 17841
human activity 7 124347
aspect of climate justice 2 0
reaching net zero 2 889
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harmful greenhouse gas 2 1169
harmful greenhouse 2 1297
climate security 2 1692
paris agreement 4 65002
water insecurity 2 1826
concentration of greenhouse gases 2 2081
concentration of greenhouse 2 2287
emissions result 2 2355
greenhouse gas in the atmosphere 2 3190
aspect of climate 2 3254
world''s government 2 3726
gas in the atmosphere 2 5858
mitigation action 2 6130
regenerative agriculture 2 6197
burning fossil fuel 2 12146
coastal erosion 2 14394
action on climate change 2 14700
carbon footprint 5 134754
climate change mitigation 2 18781
change mitigation 2 18831
violent conflict 2 20388
climate change adaptation 2 22594
indigenous knowledge 2 22698
change adaptation 2 22724
climate change impact 2 23170
early warning system 2 23381
climate system 2 24758
change impact 2 25543
marine ecosystem 2 33917
extreme weather 3 86894
coming decade 2 40018
carbon dioxide emission 2 41203
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renewable energy source 2 46440
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warning system 2 51372
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weather hundred 1 0
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energy in all sectors 1 0
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world''s total electricity supply 1 0
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other feedback loop 1 72
process on climate change 1 73
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consent of local communities 1 83
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organization''s carbon footprint 1 98
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climate decision-making 1 114
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sourcing energy 1 127
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changing purchasing 1 134
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capacity of a community 1 139
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earth''s average surface temperature 1 143
planet''s climate system 1 145
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putting equity 1 147
strengthening industry 1 153
inequality based on race 1 154
earth''s average surface 1 154
severe climate impact 1 154
investment in climate action 1 159
climate-resilient society 1 161
fuel for energy production 1 162
serious feedback 1 164
percent of global electricity 1 181
balance of ecosystems 1 185
developing insurance 1 186
widespread adaptation 1 188
livelihood insecurity 1 190
climate change mitigation action 1 198
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total electricity supply 1 199
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generational knowledge 1 218
rapid electrification 1 220
warming occur 1 222
action taken by governments 1 224
mass coral bleaching event 1 224
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peacebuilding intervention 1 236
remaining biodiversity 1 237
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change in the planet''s 1 247
landscape information 1 248
climate-related threat 1 254
dangerous tipping point 1 257
sustainable development pathway 1 277
dangerous threshold 1 281
robust disaster 1 285
force of climate 1 298
loss of history 1 300
peoples'' way 1 300
dangerous tip 1 316
forest dieback 1 321
driving global warming 1 326
destruction of rainforests 1 327
primary greenhouse gas 1 327
increase in the earth''s 1 333
evaluating climate 1 337
primary greenhouse 1 346
atmosphere increase 1 357
protection for wildlife 1 358
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displacement of communities 1 374
enhancing climate 1 380
frequent hurricane 1 381
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country affected by conflict 1 421
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significant sea 1 448
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tundra region 1 537
including mitigation 1 538
reducing meat consumption 1 545
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soil restoration 1 588
point threshold 1 589
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gas result 1 733
way land 1 738
low-carbon energy source 1 762
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insurance mechanism 1 838
gas from the atmosphere 1 867
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international climate negotiation 1 1570
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west antarctic ice 1 1588
world''s remain 1 1708
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Relative frequency (focus) Relative frequency (reference) Score
1621.62158 0.64071 988.973
2162.16211 1.24847 962.061
1891.89185 1.0246 934.946
3513.51343 2.89556 902.184
3513.51343 2.99318 880.129
1891.89185 1.1659 873.952
6216.21631 6.11629 873.659
1081.08105 0.27941 845.763
1891.89185 1.25066 841.039
810.81079 0.00164 810.482
810.81079 0.00166 810.469
810.81079 0.01429 800.374
810.81079 0.03554 783.946
1081.08105 0.3959 775.184
1081.08105 0.43341 754.9
1081.08105 0.44382 749.458
810.81079 0.09101 744.09
810.81079 0.17728 689.564
810.81079 0.18883 682.868
810.81079 0.22596 662.183
810.81079 0.23526 657.196
1351.35132 1.07122 652.926
1351.35132 1.07869 650.58
1081.08105 0.68032 643.974
810.81079 0.28969 629.461
1891.89185 2.01908 626.977
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540.54053 0.01577 533.135
540.54053 0.01898 531.453
540.54053 0.02106 530.371
540.54053 0.02747 527.06
1081.08105 1.05547 526.44
540.54053 0.02965 525.946
540.54053 0.03379 523.84
540.54053 0.03714 522.15
540.54053 0.03824 521.595
540.54053 0.0518 514.871
540.54053 0.05284 514.363
540.54053 0.0605 510.646
540.54053 0.09512 494.504
540.54053 0.09954 492.518
540.54053 0.10062 492.031
540.54053 0.19722 452.332
540.54053 0.23372 438.949
540.54053 0.23869 437.188
1351.35132 2.18806 424.192
540.54053 0.30496 414.988
540.54053 0.30577 414.73
540.54053 0.33105 406.852
540.54053 0.36687 396.19
540.54053 0.36856 395.702
540.54053 0.36898 395.58
540.54053 0.37622 393.498
540.54053 0.37965 392.521
540.54053 0.40201 386.261
540.54053 0.41475 382.781
540.54053 0.55073 349.217
810.81079 1.41094 336.72
540.54053 0.64979 328.248
540.54053 0.66903 324.464
3243.24316 9.03587 323.265
540.54053 0.72705 313.564
9189.18945 28.41373 312.446
540.54053 0.75407 308.734
2162.16211 6.10407 304.496
540.54053 0.83415 295.254
540.54053 0.88052 287.973
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Example 1
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One aspect of climate justice relates to the unequal historical responsibility that countries bear in relation to the climate crisis
Furthermore, the impacts of climate change can aggravate or prolong existing violent conflicts and make it more difficult to d
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To best safeguard societal wellbeing, economic activity, and the environment, people, communities, and governments need t
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Another aspect of climate justice is the intergenerational one. <focus_corpus>
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Adaptation Climate change adaptation refers to actions that help reduce vulnerability to the current or expected impacts of c
Nature-based solutions are seen as a win-win for people and nature, addressing multiple problems at once. <focus_corpus>
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Enhancing carbon sinks can be achieved by restoring forests, wetlands, and marshlands, maintaining soil health, and protectin
Currently, scientists are aware of some serious feedback loops that are driving global warming. <focus_corpus>
Did you know: Climate action can help alleviate the underlying drivers of conflict and fragility. <focus_corpus>
Did you know: In 2022, renewable sources provided 29 percent of global electricity. <focus_corpus>
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Another aspect of climate justice is the intergenerational one. <focus_corpus>
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Climate security refers to evaluating, managing, and reducing the risks to peace and stability brought on by the climate crisis.
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Nature bases solution Nature-based solutions are actions to protect, conserve, restore, and sustainably use and manage ecos
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Because their human rights are threatened by the decisions of previous generations, they must have a central role in all clima
High-income countries with a significant historical contribution to climate change have committed to raising to fund climate a
Indigenous Peoples protect an estimated 80 percent of the world's remaining biodiversity yet continue to be largely excluded
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