On April 21, six days before L service is cut between Manhattan and Brooklyn, the central facets of the mitigation plan the temporary ferry service; a dedicated 'busway' on 14th Street, which will be New York's first stab at true Bus Rapid Transit (BRT); and five new shutdown-specific bus routes will go into effect.
A plethora of firms now offer mitigation services as temporary or ongoing measures to deter the utility of such attacks.
These types of retaining walls are rare today, but can be used in wetland mitigation and for temporary structures.
The Director-General of WHO, after receiving advice from the Emergency Committee, made temporary recommendations to support the mitigation of the epidemic.
These snails might also be used to evaluate the efficacy of mitigation decisions or temporary or long-term variations of atmospheric pollutants.
On top of all that, of course, this temporary reprieve is only the scantest mitigation of the probable ultimate consequences for humanity of unchecked global warming.
An assessment report published by the Welsh government in March said: "The new section of motorway would run through a mix of agricultural land, industrial land, woodland, and residential land, and would require approximately 721 hectares of land in total (including temporary land for construction and environmental mitigation).
This study sets out to examine drought characteristics, identify adaptation processes more broadly as long-term mitigation measures, and analyze temporary coping responses to drought in northwestern Kenya.
Microsoft told users to download a free patch, the Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit, as a temporary solution while the company continued to work on a long-term fix.
One lesson to take from the case is that lack of local temporary accommodation would appear to offer no legal mitigation where the out of borough placement is plainly unsuitable (in this case the "temporary" home was for three years!).
