Ecosystems also deliver tangible benefits for society through regulating the environment for example, by mitigating the processes of soil erosion and regulating the climate system.
Making road surfaces stiffer — for example, by adding a concrete layer — would mitigate that effect, decreasing wasted fuel and associated emissions.
We should do what we can to prevent it and if we can't prevent then mitigate against it for example by building flood defences".
"We know that licensees do not wish to place their customers or other road users at risk, and if people act responsibly, for example by nominating a designed driver, this will help mitigate any impact on trade.
It may be possible to mitigate any such effect, for example by deliberately including in the surveys areas where dog catching is impractical but we have no data to assess the degree to which this assumption is violated.
Instead, attention should also be paid to identifying and mitigating potential areas of tension, for example by promoting low-carbon recreational physical activity.
However, others on the panel noted that the university could take various steps to mitigate the conflict of interest, for example by recusing June from specific tasks.
We want to create a culture of environmental awareness – which also means committing to mitigating the city's climate impact, for example by looking into setting greenhouse gas emission standards for New Orleans.
Smart companies are proactively mitigating negative effects of these potential biases, for example by being transparent about their internal process for career advancement, so all employees can gauge where they are and determine next steps for getting ahead.
And it says that "mitigating the environmental effects of the line, for example by running portions of it underground, is likely to add at least £3bn to the cost".
