In granting the construction licence, the MMO said the risks were acceptable if mitigation measures were in place, and that the Port of London Authority had no objections to the bridge on safety grounds.
The probability is dependent on a variety of factors, many of which can be controlled for mitigation to achieve acceptable risk levels for safe explosives handling operations.
This epistemic dissonance radically undercut the effectiveness of the ban, which merely served to proliferate informal networks of wild animal trade and sale rendering the development of acceptable, evidence-based surveillance and mitigation strategies for zoonotic spillovers almost impossible.
Despite several efforts to develop widely acceptable accounting rules, assessing the mitigation outcomes in extant forests has always been a controversial topic during climate negotiations, affecting adversely the credibility of the forest sink mitigation and its comparability with other GHG sectors [13 16].
The ultimate goal is to achieve optimal treatment benefit as well as minimize the risk of harm and agree on mitigation measures if acceptable safety cannot be achieved otherwise, e.g., label restrictions.
The third party risks can be acceptable as long as the appropriate mitigation measures, especially well designed parking area and operation time, are implemented.
As for the road risks of the mobile stations, they can be acceptable as long as the appropriate mitigation measures, especially well-planned itinerary and transport time, are implemented.
The cooperative game theory solutions and stability indexes examined in this paper demonstrate the importance of incorporating the strategic behavior of water stakeholders in the design of acceptable and stable basin-wide drought mitigation policies.
Currently, costs are over an order of magnitude higher than acceptable for renewable fuels production and GHG mitigation.
This could prevent the mentioned vicious circle of lengthy bargaining on individual country mitigation targets, while providing an acceptable approach of equity and fairness to most Parties [29].
