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Well, lots of suggestions are here:
IPCC - Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
You seem to be unfamiliar with this, so I'll let you peruse it first.
Ok, so I went through about 20 pages of:
http://report.mitigation2014.org/spm/ipcc_wg3_ar5_summary-for-policymakers_approved.pdf
And a few things I noticed...
1. They employ one of the first mitigation factors as "economic inequality" across the globe, and the "shifting of resources" in terms of equalizing different countries efforts, but then they make extensive that while this happens these very countries are given excuses for not doing a damned thing while they rake in money from other wealthier countries.....
This "shifting of resource" is through the development and creation of a global carbon credit exchange, and with this creation of a global fiat currency they achieve two things...a. They de-peg the dollar as the worlds currency of trade, and b. they are able to drain wealth from wealthier countries and redistribute it to poorer countries.
This is a horrible idea in my humble opinion, and will meet with significant opposition not only within the US, but other countries as well....
2. They roll out the same things that we already have been told about previously to mitigate supposed AGW, such as:
a. Planting trees
b. Carbon sequester
c. increased use of "renewable's" (but the only thing they actually name is Nuclear)
d. increase of "bio-energy"
And my personal favorite:
Encroaching on private land use. Which imho, any abrogation of private property rights is the start of giving up freedom.
3. And lastly, the emphasis on the numbers, and charts used based on politicized, highly contested data conclusions is specious in its call for a hyperbolic rhetorical excuses for global wealth redistribution and really little concerning ideas on how to shift from the supposed "harmful energy sources" now used throughout the world.