mitigation
മിറ്റിഗേഷൻ
definition
noun
the emphasis is on the identification and mitigation of pollution
the action of reducing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of something.
example
Only Zionism - so at least Zionists believe - can provide some 'mitigation' of this great tragedy.
the identification and 'mitigation' of pollution
At that point, there will be aggravation from the state, 'mitigation' from the defense.
Not one of these forms of 'mitigation' tells me what I want to know about art.
By way of 'mitigation' , the hospital's general manager added that the hospital was ten years old.
It will work towards creating public awareness, 'mitigation' and taking action when a calamity strikes.
There is some 'mitigation' owing to the relationships between the parties.
This goes well beyond any formal obligation on environmental 'mitigation' and protection.
These are the things that drive expected value, that 'mitigation' seeks to reduce.
Prevention is not on; and timely 'mitigation' is the only plausible solution.
the emphasis is on the identification and 'mitigation' of pollution
This is a strategy not of flood prevention but of flood 'mitigation' and control.
Anyway, disaster 'mitigation' is typically not an area where partisan divisions are relevant.
They are working on 'mitigation' and contingency responses for a range of scenarios.
This guidance also needs to cover best practice for 'mitigation' and compensation.
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