Investors in companies operating in Burma's energy sector should aggressively engage the companies with clear benchmarks geared toward postponing new projects and mitigating the harms of existing ones.
When it comes to saving lives, among mothers and infants, to mitigating the harms of excess exposure to toxic stress, and even providing an "edge" for development in the critical first 1000 days of life -- nothing compares to the benefits of breastfeeding.
Fiscal devolution could help mitigate the harm caused by austerity.
The cuts get bigger, and federal agencies are running out of short-term stopgaps to mitigate the harm.
"But you can't mitigate the harm, because the system is designed to create a negative mental state.
Ms Sturgeon also promised to invest £100m over the next year to "mitigate the harm" caused by Conservative welfare cuts.
Earlier this month, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said £100m would be set aside over the next year to "mitigate the harm" caused by Tory welfare cuts.
Hormigón Armado focuses on the children, teenagers and parents of children who work on the streets, seeking to mitigate the harm, such as problems in school and vulnerability to violence, that can come from working alone from a young age.
"The new powers proposed in the Scotland Bill fall far short of what we would need to fully mitigate the harm caused by UK Government policies," the First Minister added.
Moreover, says Mr Woo, the euro area sells more than twice as much as America to the buoyant BRIC economies (Brazil, Russia, India and China) as a share of its GDP.This exposure to such fast-growing markets helps mitigate the harm done to exports by a dear euro.
