COCOSYS is being used for the identification of possible deficits in plant safety, qualification of the safety reserves of the entire system, assessment of damage-limiting or mitigating accident management measures, support of integral codes in PSA level 2 studies and safety evaluation of new plants.
There are mitigating factors: the management was hiding information and dragging its feet; the Bank of Italy did not have the power to kick out individual bankers; the euro crisis was getting worse for much of the period, making it harder to bring the damaged bank into a safe harbor; and Italy's recent record on bank failures has been better than that of many other E.U. countries.
Hence, use of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) is a promising low cost eco-friendly strategies for mitigating salinity stress management in sustainable agriculture.
This support will help us empower our partner countries to meet the needs of their citizens, improving access to safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene; enhancing water resources management; and mitigating tensions associated with shared waters.
With no apparent irony, despite the cholera stalking the grubby city outside the courtroom, the mayor's lawyers pointed to his achievements in waste management as a mitigating factor for the judge to consider.The judge duly eschewed a custodial sentence for a fine that, while sizeable, was a slap on the wrist compared with Freetown's Pademba Road prison.
This modeling framework will be useful for assessing the relative exposure from pesticides related to spray drift and runoff in receiving waters and the design of management practices for mitigating pesticide exposure within a watershed.
Spatially-explicit information on forest structure is paramount to estimating aboveground carbon stocks for designing sustainable forest management strategies and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from deforestation and forest degradation.
Our purpose here, however, is not to specifically interrogate various models of governance, but to use this as a framework to consider the potential role of pastoralists as local land management agents for mitigating problems of institutional fit within these broader governance systems.
The significance of this approach is that it provides a basis for the identification of opportunities for the development of new process designs incorporating waste management systems for mitigating AMD in a manner consistent with the principles of cleaner production and sustainable development.
We conclude that integrating genetic and environmental variation among populations provides a better understanding of Bd spatial epidemiology, generating more effective conservation management strategies for mitigating amphibian declines.
