Figure 1. Impact of different constraints on reducing GHG mitigation potential from its theoretical biological maximum to lower, realistically achievable potentials. Source: Smith et al. (2005).
Figure 2. Different categories of trade-offs or co-benefits that have to be identified and assessed to come to a good mitigation measure. Note: Land use includes land use per se, plus direct and indirect land-use change.
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