Sentence examples for possible mitigation measures from inspiring English sources

In this paper we quantify the impact of planned housing on bat populations and evaluate possible mitigation measures.

A statement from the Department for Transport said the "location decision" for extra airport capacity would be "subject to further consideration on environmental impacts and the best possible mitigation measures".

Among the various possible mitigation measures, physical barriers present several advantages; however, it is known that the necessary barrier height can became impracticably large to be effective in mitigating the consequences of a large LNG release.

Further work is needed to enhance climate forecasting from the perspective of water resources management, however, it should be mentioned that this type of data could be used for drought forecasting, allowing possible mitigation measures.

Each solution has taken into account current town planning regulations, environmental impacts, possible mitigation measures, pre-treatment requirements, water in-take works, production waste dumping structures, as well as operation and management problems to be tackled.

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is one of the possible mitigation measures to reduce the CO2 emissions produced from anthropogenic sources and thus help address the issue of global warming.

In a hypothetical nuclear reactor severe accident, corium spreading is one possible mitigation measure that has been selected for the EPR design.

Upgrading current treatment technologies is a possible mitigation measure, but controlling pharmaceutical inputs at contamination sources is also highly recommended.

In a statement in response to questions for this article, the NSA said it attempts to identify problems "at the earliest possible moment, implement mitigation measures wherever possible, and drive the numbers down".

Thus, the formation and effects of UHIs, including possible mitigation and adaptation measures, should be considered in landscape planning for the sustainable urban development of the area.

And I said it is certainly possible that if mitigation measures are not sufficiently successful, that increasingly people will become interested in whether there's anything we can do to compensate for that by trying to intervene in the earth's system in a way that offsets the buildup of carbon dioxide and other heat trapping pollutants.