The draft EIR included new mitigation to require residential projects to analyze roadway pollution and mitigate effects on new residential uses through ventilation systems and building design.
Ecological and even ethological research is still very much needed for mitigation to be more effective".
Razzall said his company, which offers services including tax mitigation to clients, had not indulged in aggressive avoidance.
His old grazing permit was eventually purchased by Clark County which used its grazing-free status as legally required mitigation to offset habitat destruction elsewhere in the county.
Secondly, for every customer on the tariff there must be an additional measurable form of carbon mitigation to the equivalent of 50kg CO2 per customer per year.
Earlier, Jeremy Baker QC, defending, put a series of points of mitigation to the judge, including Lord Ahmed's years of service to the community and the country.
By comparing the cost of mitigation to the avoided 'liabilities' of climate change, we can derive a simple 'return on investment'.
Significantly, the decision also yoked NEO detection and mitigation to President Obama's plan to send humans to an asteroid by 2025, envisaging deflection activities "as part of the overall mission planning and objectives".
While I have respect for Suárez, and can understand his mitigation to some degree, the use of such industrial language in that context, in that environment, is utterly unacceptable.
The definition of diminished responsibility, set out in the Homicide Act 1957, was, like provocation, a defence introduced, or more accurately, beefed up, primarily as a mitigation to the rigours of the death penalty.
But granting anonymity would properly reflect the fact that the vast majority of those being prosecuted are not being convicted, and provide some mitigation to the harsh exposure of details of their private lives.
