In the case of arsenic mitigation, this means ensuring that interventions are targeted to those areas where exposure has been confirmed, and that those interventions provided achieve significant reductions in arsenic exposure without concomitantly causing substantial increases in other risks such as water-related infectious disease.
Much of the defence's case for mitigation rested on the influence of Tsarnaev's older brother Tamerlan, who was killed during a shootout with police in the days following the bombing.
Finally - and hardly surprisingly - there is some evidence that climate change policies are framed as 'need-based' issues [30], in particular framed as a means to lower energy consumption costs (for both municipalities themselves and local residents, especially the poor), in the case of climate change mitigation policy.
To support the case of urban EVs, a mitigation technique is proposed for each limitation and the commercialization aspects are evaluated.
The case of local climate change mitigation policy also addresses how central government can capture and dominate local policy agendas using intergovernmental support schemes.
As Cheryl Bormann, lawyer for Walid bin Attash, put it in court on Wednesday: "As we know, torture is a huge issue in this case, and is probably the cornerstone of mitigation".
In this case, mitigation of disaster vulnerability (including support of local humanitarian workers) should be undertaken so as to specifically label preparations made in response to social, economic, or political conditions that may be in contradiction to national obligations under international humanitarian law (IHL) or human rights law.
Contact reduction measures, comprising social distancing and the isolation of cases, can be an effective part of mitigation strategies; they have the advantage over antiviral treatment to be not limited per se, i.e. they can be continued for a sufficiently long period of time.
It is in these cases where mitigation of risk and optimal delivery of product performance can be delivered because the direct influence on quality can be measured.
This kind of mitigation under environmental law is common in cases involving statutes protecting clean water and endangered species.
