Clearly disgusting between climate change mitigation and adaptation

Climate change mitigation refers to efforts to reduce or prevent the emission of greenhouse gases (e.g., switching to renewable energy, improving energy efficiency) or to remove them from the atmosphere. Climate change adaptation, on the other hand, involves adjusting to the actual or expected impacts of climate change (e.g., building sea walls, developing drought-resistant crops). Mitigation tackles the causes of climate change, while adaptation deals with its effects.