These include impact mitigation, the development of alternate solutions, and modification of the original project.
With important implications for global climate change mitigation, the development of a cap-and-trade emission trading scheme (ETS) in China is embedded in distinctive political, economic, and institutional contexts and has been attracting increasing attention in recent years.
But, over a coffee in a modest café behind the main street of Queanbeyan, Kelly, dressed semi-casually in open shirt and jacket, says he has unfinished business – not least on climate change mitigation and the development of sound, bipartisan national security and defence policy.
Climate change mitigation requires the development of new processes to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Errors and distortions in public consciousness on disaster prevention and mitigation stimulate the development of areas with frequent disasters, which will expose more life and property to danger and aggravate the vulnerability of hazard bearing body.
Under the government's national planning policy framework, building on an SSSI is possible with environmental mitigation and if the development is of national importance and Vince Maple, leader of Medway council's Labour group, said the homes were a solution to the national housing crisis.
Also, the use of lithium nitrate proved successful as a mitigation method against the development of expansion due to ASR.
"It is essential as part of an overall abuse-reduction program that we provide appropriate risk mitigation strategies, including the development of abuse-resistant formulations," said Bob A. Rappaport, M.D., head of the panel.
Given its vital role played in the prevention and mitigation of ARS, the development of a sharp, sensitive and robust liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC MS/MS) method to monitor the metabolism of EAD in vivo was crucial.
The Sendai Framework calls for better alignment of science and policy, ensuring DRR knowledge is "leveraged for the purpose of pre-disaster risk assessment, for prevention and mitigation and for the development and implementation of appropriate preparedness and effective response to disasters" (UNISDR 2015b, Paragraph 23).
That is a circumstance that is ripe for over-interpretation.' Core elements of current approaches to pandemic preparedness and mitigation, such as the development of vaccines and stockpiling of antiviral drugs, require detailed virological and immunological data on viruses with perceived pandemic potential and ample lead time for production (Jennings et al., 2008, Keitel and Piedra, 2014).
