"I think it would be a little irresponsible of an Australian government to order Australian personnel into this very dangerous situation if we didn't have effective risk mitigation strategies in place and at the moment there is no way of doing that".
Granted, emissions mitigation is a much more complex issue.
In the United States, too, genes are appealed to both in mitigation and in blame.
Without such a long-term context to short-term decision-making, short-term targets risk being inconsistent with long-term plans, ultimately necessitating more drastic mitigation strategies in the future to counteract earlier policy short-sightedness," it said.
Harm done and personal culpability are the watchwords followed by looking carefully at any mitigation.
In mitigation, Daynes's counsel Simon Mayo QC said the 19-year-old had experienced "deep-rooted feelings of rejection and isolation in his life" and that he was taken into local authority care at a young age after his mother moved abroad.
Several areas where increased private investment opportunities could come are identified in the graph below Climate change mitigation, power, transport, water and sanitation are identified as areas with room for growth while others such as education and healthcare are more problematic.
We also thought about how the University in all its activities – not just its investments – engaged both with climate change and its mitigation, and with the exploration and exploitation of fossil fuels.
After all, the ultimate objective of the protest against fossil fuels is the mitigation of carbon in the atmosphere rather than the closure of carbon suppliers.
Solid social and environmental management – and the commercial opportunities and risk mitigation benefits these generate – is one such indicator, she suggests.
Mark Alberry, defending, said in mitigation that Officer A had been in mourning and depressed when he made the comments.
