Companies like Cloudflare, Incapsula and Distil Networks are pushing to offer DDoS Mitigation, WAF and Bot Mitigation.
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"Somebody in authority would make the decisions, all the mitigation that should be coming out of it, whether it's environmental mitigation, other mitigation, gets decided at that moment and that's it," he said.
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Shifting into mitigation The US response to coronavirus has shifted from containment to mitigation, Adams, the Surgeon General, said Sunday.
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A report from the Multihazard Mitigation Council found that mitigation saves society an average of $4 saved for every $1 spent.
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After all, if CCU is competing in the mitigation challenge (rather than on sequestration), then it is competing against other forms of mitigation.
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The Service's draft compensatory mitigation policy also added a new tool to the conservation toolbox, listing habitat exchanges – aka "Airbnb for wildlife" – among the suite of preferred mitigation solutions, which also includes pre-existing conservation banks, in-lieu fee programs and permittee-responsible mitigation.
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Policymakers must also look to provide affordable mitigation assistance and require FEMA to work the Federal Housing Authority to provide low-interest loans for mitigation.
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The spike will be smaller in the countries that have done suppression instead of mitigation to combat the virus, he said, adding that the US has done "mitigation light."
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The Advancing Cybersecurity Diagnostics and Mitigation Act would formally codify the department's Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program, which provides tools and services to federal agencies to increase cybersecurity.
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They include Collision Mitigation Braking System, Forward Collision Warning, Lane Keeping Assist, Road Departure Mitigation, Lane Departure Warning integrated with RDM and Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Low-Speed Follow.
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It offers as standard equipment advanced electronic safety items sold as costly options on other cars — blind-side monitoring, collision-mitigation braking, pedestrian-intervention braking, road-departure mitigation and more.
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FEMA's flood mitigation assistance fund and pre-disaster hazard mitigation funds are designed to help and reward communities for reducing flood risk, but those programs need to be adequately resourced.
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"The future of heat waves is looking worse even with significant mitigation of climate change, and much worse without mitigation," said Elfatih Eltahir, a professor of hydrology and climate at MIT.
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Flood mitigation projects, however, got only a fraction of federal money — the same GAO report found that FEMA spent only about $600 million on mitigation efforts in the same time span.
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The National Institute of Building Sciences released a report last week that found mitigation funding can save the nation $6 in future disaster costs for every $1 spent on hazard mitigation.
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And yet, the Government Accountability Office found that between 2011 and 85033, FEMA spent fourteen times more on its post-disaster Hazard Mitigation Grant Program than on its Pre-Disaster Mitigation Program.
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"While land can make a valuable contribution to climate change mitigation, there are limits to the deployment of land-based mitigation measures such as bioenergy crops or afforestation," according to the report.
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Some more context regarding mitigation: Let me pick up, where I left off yesterday: As #covid19 efforts shift from containment to mitigation, we have a window of opportunity to prepare the world.
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That's the only frame for climate mitigation that makes sense.
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Cloudflare, known primarily for DDoS mitigation, launched DNS resolver 1.1.
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Alongside that, technology improves and costs fall, making mitigation easier.
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It's not a perfect solution; it's a risk mitigation tool.
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It's all that: these are mitigation and adaptation towards resilience.
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Other possibilities include the installation of new landslide mitigation hardware.
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These capabilities are essential for any future asteroid mitigation mission.
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"The best mitigation are done at the design," he said.
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We fail to take proper mitigation steps to protect property.
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Labs below ground level without flood mitigation structures were destroyed.
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Armstrong answers the questions down the line, with no mitigation.
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The agency will release their full mitigation plan this fall.
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The statutory requirements for mitigation will remain on the books.
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But if we practice mitigation, then hospitals can handle it.
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People ask, why would you want to make any mitigation?
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I think several European countries, might follow those mitigation interventions.
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The total "mitigation challenge" is roughly 800 gigatons of CO2.
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Let's hope, for purposes of withdrawal mitigation, there's a third.
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OCAHO regulations must be amended to curb this mitigation process.
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He is the President of the Natural Hazard Mitigation Association.
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Wildfire mitigation is largely encouraged by coalitions of insurance companies.
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Honda Sensing also includes Forward Collision Warning, Collision Mitigation Braking, Lane Departure Warning and Road Departure Mitigation Further bucking the trend of other systems on this list, Honda Sensing can be activated at any speed.
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Agus Wibowo, a spokesman for Indonesia's disaster mitigation agency (BNPB), said two people sustained minor injuries in Ternate in the province of North Maluku, also known as the Moluccas, citing the local disaster mitigation agency.
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The idea of damage mitigation in turret mode is noteworthy, too.
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More money should go into climate research, disaster mitigation, and preparation.
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We have mitigation strategies that have been in place for months.
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Google really needs to appoint a Chief Autocomplete Spoiler Mitigation Officer.
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Obviously we have already the first review some very strong mitigation.
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It's more an argument in mitigation in terms of a sentence.
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Call it peacebuilding, conflict mitigation, or plain good governance: it works.
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How broadly and quickly will these mitigation patches be applied, though?
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The program also should be reformed to incentivize storm mitigation efforts.
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He is an executive director at RANE, a risk mitigation company.
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"We want to go into the risk mitigation approach," Ariely said.
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Moreover, increasing our emphasis on mitigation could add 87,000 jobs nationwide.
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Evidence that mitigation saves taxpayer dollars continues to grow as well.
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Smart flood mitigation policy enjoys broad backing from the American public.
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"We are open to risk mitigation techniques and mechanisms," he said.
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It's not about containment or mitigation -- which is a false dichotomy.
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The mitigation measures would not last into the summer, he said.
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COURTNEY REAGAN: You're okay, like you figured out other mitigation tactics?
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The island's brittle electricity grid provides another lesson in disaster mitigation.
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We're going to surge testing and supplies and resources and mitigation.
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Pula's mission is to give farmers confidence by providing risk mitigation.
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We can close the mitigation gap at a community, level, too.
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Nothing was ever the same in terms of mitigation and preparedness.
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This distinction matters in contemplating the total mitigation potential of CCU.
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Combating climate change through mitigation and adaption must remain a priority.
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"If the tariffs do come off and the tariff impact lessens it will have some impact over the mitigation efforts because mitigation efforts were based on the fact that they would be tariff damage related," he said.
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Mr. Wright, who has held his FEMA position since 2013, said the agency was still pursuing many of the mitigation efforts begun under the previous administration, while working to quadruple investments in pre-disaster mitigation by 2023.
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The program will provide similar prediction and mitigation abilities for solar weather.
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Earlier, the National Disaster Mitigation Agency said 69 people had been rescued.
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The hazards office funding includes $5 million for radon testing and mitigation.
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"To show that the mitigation path that you choose matters," he says.
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The flood risk mitigation regulation was supposed to help reverse that trend.
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It said Range had not provided "adequate disclosure" of its mitigation strategy.
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"It's clear that noise mitigation is in the public interest," Cartwright said.
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"There is no alternative for successful mitigation (of emissions)," the report noted.
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"Partnerships were seen as value leakage, not as risk mitigation," he said.
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They hardly bothered with the snowplow, the customary introductory gravity-mitigation technique.
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"A price on carbon is central to prompt mitigation," the report concludes.
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When that happens, we can move to a more sustainable mitigation strategy.
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Very few American companies use any earthquake mitigation technology for their buildings.
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In such cases, adaptation will largely fail; only mitigation will be effective.
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We would like to enter into a government-monitored risk mitigation agreement.
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Without mitigation, the model predicts up to 2.2 million people could die.
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"In general, we're in a containment, blended mitigation," Redfield told lawmakers Tuesday.
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The catch: Heat mitigation measures are expensive, especially for large-scale projects.
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The economic gains from this mitigation would far outstrip the financial cost.
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Caballero: Technologies for adaptation — not only mitigation — also need to be prioritized.
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Mitigation programs can also counter the escalating cost and damages of wildfires.
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The program also provides grants for hazard mitigation to minimize future damage.
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If discount rates depend on values, and the cost of climate change mitigation depends on discount rates, then the cost of climate change mitigation depends on values — there is no "objective" measurement of the cost of climate action.
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Typically, to get such a suite of systems, buyers would have to look up into the luxury market Along with AAC and LKAS, Honda Sensing includes Forward Collision Warning, Collision Mitigation Braking, Lane Departure Warning and Road Departure Mitigation.
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Zachary Pustejovsky, 28, said the official mitigation plan offered little respite for commuters.
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National Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman Nugroho declined to give an official death toll.
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"Infrastructure projects for flood risk mitigation aren't clearly visible," the IDB's Nalesso said.
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He thinks the climate-mitigation potential of carbon farming has been greatly oversold.
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Even upon discovery, Wells Fargo failed to conduct basic due diligence and mitigation.
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They have to vote again that the aggravating evidence substantially outweighs any mitigation.
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As it is, "RCP 4.5 requires substantial mitigation policy to achieve," noted Kopp.
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There is a big disconnect between global scenarios of mitigation and international discourse.
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Early drafts of the mitigation plans are circulated among elected and other officials.
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It's hard to study climate change and advance climate mitigation in that environment.
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Business diversification, growth prospects and the effectiveness of its FX policy provide mitigation.
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Between 85033-2016, federal funded mitigation grant programs saved taxpayers over $158 billion.
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"The only mitigation available is to uninstall QuickTime for Windows," the alert said.
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There are tons of carbon mitigation efforts that also bring immediate local benefits.
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Now, the US response to the virus has shifted from containment to mitigation.
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The military is not the right tool for mitigation, for economy-wide decarbonization.
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Arapahoe Basin in Colorado normally offers free uphill access, pending avalanche mitigation work.
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Mitigation of the opiate epidemic will not come through black-and-white thinking.
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Gottlieb cautioned against ending mitigation measures in place before the spread has peaked.
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"We know from other research that social support provides stress mitigation," he says.
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Here are some fairly optimistic projections for both market size and climate mitigation.
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If I were president, I would lead the greatest push for climate mitigation.
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One recent regulation involved mitigation strategies to combat the intentional adulteration of food.
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In contrast, the other major parties doubled down on promising climate change mitigation.
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In the case of the opioid crisis, prevention and mitigation are too late.
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Furthermore, it can provide funding for individual and community-based flood mitigation programs.
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Cloudflare provides mitigation against distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and other services.
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FEMA hazard mitigation yields an average return of $2628 for each dollar invested.
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Mitigation on the front-end will lighten the burden on the back-end.
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Sivaram and Kann agree that those last two mitigation strategies are especially promising.
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California law requires all investor-owned utilities to file wildfire mitigation plans annually.
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A cost-benefit approach can be a manageable way to approach risk mitigation.
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"Urgent development of a software mitigation is being done in the open and recently landed in the Linux kernel" in redacted form, "and a similar mitigation began appearing in NT kernels in November," the Python Sweetness blog wrote on Monday.
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And we may see a boneheaded anti-risk mitigation move by Trump reversed. Maybe.
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Averting disaster SpaceX's debris mitigation plan matches or exceeds expert guidelines on best practices.
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Preventing climate change through mitigation is much cheaper than adapting to a changed climate.
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There are defenses, and there are companies that offer DDoS mitigation services for hire.
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But what might have happened had they developed policy mitigation strategies from the outset?
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" And, he added, "we have mitigation strategies that have been in place for months.
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Play up the positives, and make mention of any noise mitigation projects you've undertaken.
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This data will address scenarios involving air traffic, collision mitigation, and air space management.
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Officially called the "sliding mitigation research project," Bosch envisions the sensor would detect slip.
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More than 60,000 people have been displaced, according to the National Disaster Mitigation Agency.
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There is concern that the mitigation solutions could in fact slow down computers substantially.
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It's hard to promote mitigation when you don't see these storms come through frequently.
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Fastly's platform also provides additional benefits, such as DDoS mitigation and web application firewall.
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Because those are both going to be major parts of the shutdown mitigation plan.
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The case for investing in CCS and similar climate change mitigation technology is clear.
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But mitigation—getting carbon out of the economy—is also, in a sense, adaptation.
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A mitigation plan of expanded subway service, buses, and ferries begins to take shape.
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The MTA and DOT hold "open houses" to raise awareness of the mitigation plan.
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This thinking leads directly to the ideal reactionary climate policy: all adaptation, no mitigation.
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Cyber insurance has a role to play in a company's overall risk mitigation strategies.
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Sometimes, the benefits of mitigation are not easy to measure but they certainly matter.
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This should not stop Congress from enacting forceful mitigation actions to cut emissions drastically.
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We all want to see our government save money on disaster relief and mitigation.
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Ultimately, this increased emphasis on mitigation will benefit homeowners, business owners and taxpayers alike.
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Climate mitigation proposals from both parties have correctly identified the vital role of forests.
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Possible mitigation measures are either unproven or have a poor track record, it said.
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PUCs must understand the benefits and costs of advanced technologies proposed in wildfire mitigation.
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"The potential for a larger eruption is imminent," the Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) said.
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"Firefox has applied the mitigation recommended by Apple on macOS," said a Mozilla spokesperson.
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The mitigation costs could run from approximately $1 million to $3 million per building.
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He is a managing director at Teneo Risk, a strategic risk mitigation advisory firm.
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The automaker will also spend $4.7 billion on pollution mitigation and green vehicle technology.
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"We cannot be discouraged by that — the mitigation is working and it will work."
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What sorts of mitigation measures help transform the red curve into the blue curve?
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If pricing carbon is just politically impossible, how do we pay for climate mitigation?
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The researchers also evaluated mitigation and adaptation tactics to avert such a dire scenario.
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Mitigation efforts like stopping deforestation and restoring degraded areas added up to $64 billion.
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"I'm proud of the work we've been doing here" on mitigation, Mr. Wright said.
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And Alaska has been developing earthquake damage mitigation strategies and response plans for years.
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Maps courtesy of the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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Broadly, the response to an infectious disease outbreak has two phases: containment and mitigation.
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It also helps show local governments when mitigation steps like school closures are wise.
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They'll still only get a small piece of the "trade mitigation" food: $27 million.
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This is despite the fact that mitigation has a 4-1 payback, Larson said.
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"I think we're just days away from mitigation steps in those regions," Gottlieb said.
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On the one hand is climate change mitigation, and on the other is marketability.
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One circle is CO2 policies that result in the mitigation or sequestration of CO2.
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To be clear, it shouldn't have any effect at all on our mitigation policies.
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He vowed his city administration would complete flood-mitigation projects on the two rivers.
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Worse still, it could hide in obscure components, making detection and mitigation nearly impossible.
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But Trudeau had insisted his party would continue to implement climate change mitigation policies.
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For every 1 dollar spent on mitigation, the taxpayer says 6 to 8 dollars.
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From a bias-mitigation standpoint, however, dollar-cost averaging is limited in its utility.
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But there's only so much this mitigation can do when a major hurricane strikes.
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And in 210 lawmakers stripped the requirement to disclose a property's windstorm mitigation rating.
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Whichever mitigation model countries choose to pursue, daily life in affected areas will change.
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Last year, HUD allocated nearly $16 billion for states to use on disaster mitigation.
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Mitigation plus adaptation On the mitigation side of the equation, this means intensifying our work on carbon pricing and helping governments craft roadmaps as they navigate their way from brown economies dependent on carbon to green ones that strive to be carbon free.
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Ergo the best form of mitigation is to retain less data in the first place.
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"Most mitigation policies are good for health - and they're good for health now," she said.
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Within the American government as it currently exists, are we spending enough on climate mitigation?
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After the landslide, Reed sold his property to the county under a flood-mitigation program.
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"The mitigation plan is still a work in progress," said a spokesperson for the MTA.
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He defended California's flood infrastructure and said he welcomed "more scrutiny" as mitigation efforts continue.
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A just solution to climate change crucially hinges on maxing out near-term mitigation spending.
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"Real estate is about making money and building wealth, but it's also about risk mitigation."
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Prince's hope is that his company's shift to unmetered mitigation will have a similar impact.
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"There would be more risk mitigation if it weren't such a pain," Mr Olsen says.
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Studies show that every $1 spent on mitigation efforts leads to $4 in future benefits.
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"In the mitigation request he had said he didn't remember what had happened," she said.
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However, the FCC approval was contingent on SpaceX filing a more detailed debris-mitigation plan.
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States could lower the amount of the deductible by making investments in hazard mitigation activities.
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Heat mitigation is important, because there is a lot going on in a small space.
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What is the role of the federal, state, and local government in pre-event mitigation?
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Canada also included a $2 billion climate disaster mitigation fund in its most recent budget.
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Through more aggressive mitigation incentives, policymakers could reduce this massive drain on the NFIP's finances.
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Fire managers credited advance fire mitigation work by homeowners for helping firefighters save the structures.
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The tax would have to come with a mitigation plan to make sure they don't.
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He owned a service denial mitigation company called ProTraf Solutions, according to his LinkedIn page.
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"Data ethics is the new form of risk mitigation for the algorithmic economy," he said.
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He also stressed the importance of pre-disaster mitigation moving into the 2018 hurricane season.
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Whether the strategy is containment or mitigation, neither works if most people don't do it.
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The Speaker also said an additional plan for economic mitigation was already on the way.
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If you implement mitigation steps, you slow the rate at which people get the virus.
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Mitigation efforts could also prevent goods shipments, including intermediate goods and materials for other production.
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It's the most significant example of a climate change mitigation policy established through the courts.
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However, there are land-based climate mitigation options that don't involve negotiating over scarce resources.
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The presentation showed that between 1.5 million and 2.2 million people would die without mitigation.
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"Balancing sage grouse habitat protection and economic development requires mitigation of negative impacts," she said.
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The modeling, even with mitigation in place is more extreme than estimates by other experts.
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Andrew Cuomo is already talking about a possible nine months of mitigation ahead of us.
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These recommendations would not provide a silver bullet for containment and mitigation of this epidemic.
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The National Disaster Mitigation Agency said 18 extra flights had been added for departing tourists.
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So, we also need to curb the epidemic, to have mitigation in the local community.
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However, as they acknowledge, sequestration isn't the only way to contribute to the mitigation challenge.
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So yes, there is potential in CCU for carbon mitigation, and it is worth exploring.
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The Brookings Institution published a useful report in May on algorithmic bias detection and mitigation.
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"If Sam didn't have the best mitigation package in the world, who did?" he said.
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Mitigation measures were adopted on 11 of the 143 transactions to resolve national security concerns.
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It is a collective-action problem that only gets worse as mitigation gets more ambitious.
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The exhibit is called "Mitigation of Shock, Singapore," modeled after an earlier exhibit in London.
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Instead, it can be more productive to illustrate the potential benefits that mitigation may carry.
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"We need to talk about mitigation and limiting harm, not solving this issue," Chesney added.
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Local officials say they have put more efforts into tsunami mitigation and educating the communities.
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The funding announcement represents only the first phase of economic COVID-2200 mitigation, Morneau said.
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As things shift from risk mitigation to recovery — these news cycles may come in waves.
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And then you have to deal with ... basically everything is risk mitigation as you go.
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New Knowledge is a company that builds detection and mitigation technologies specifically for manipulated narratives.
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It's tempting to look at the differences between Ted and Lane and draw generalizations about mitigation.
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"Radical innovation in low-carbon energy technology is critical to long term climate mitigation," Wolfensohn said.
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Proactively shutting down power is part of wildfire mitigation plans filed recently by several major utilities.
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GitHub was able to suffer the attack and keep kicking thanks to Akamai's DDoS mitigation service.
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"In the past, the dialogue on climate-change solutions has always been about mitigation," Yam said.
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"The mitigation measures derived from that (problem) report were not sufficient," they said in their findings.
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Within 10 minutes it had automatically called for help from its DDoS mitigation service, Akamai Prolexic.
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"Absent this mitigation, project completion could be delayed by up to nine months," the company said.
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That reasonable skepticism has fallen upon the official mitigation plan for the L train shutdown, too.
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European nations, the company has said, use a risk-mitigation process, and Huawei has flourished there.
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California's SB 901, passed late last year, requires all state utilities to submit wildfire mitigation plans.
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But other long-term fire risk mitigation efforts have their costs and trade-offs as well.
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Among other things, it requires all state utilities to come up with comprehensive Wildfire Mitigation Plans.
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The Utah National Guard was activated Monday to assist in flood mitigation efforts in Utah County.
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It suggested mitigation efforts, including building structures with deep foundations anchored into firmer layers of earth.
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From a climate change mitigation perspective, there are two basic ways of dealing with CO2 emissions.
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If right now isn't the right time to explore any and all mitigation options, then when?
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That's making the trade mitigation items that much more of a treat for school food officials.
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Once there is an understanding of the threat(s), the appropriate mitigation controls can be selected.
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The broad consensus among these experts is that geoengineering can't be a replacement for mitigation strategies.
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It discovered deficiencies in the company's previous mitigation strategy and categorization of the problem as minor.
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President Donald Trump overturned -- with the blessing of the real estate industry -- President Obama's mitigation standard.
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Empowered by data, citizens and local officials can calculate in advance the value of flood mitigation.
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Studies have shown that for every $28500 invested in mitigation, society saves $6900 in rebuilding costs.
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According to Indonesia's National Disaster Mitigation Agency, 1,459 people were injured and 128 people are missing.
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The mitigation center's Drought Monitor report showed that 83 percent of California is free of drought.
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Since the early 20th century, compensatory mitigation has been an essential tool in a planner's toolkit.
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Detection, Testing and Analysis: threat detection and mitigation penetration testing, vulnerability assessment and incident response analysis.
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"This means expanding our assessments, mitigation planning and risk-aware deployments should begin today," Durairajan said.
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Although, climate mitigation comes with the added perk of preventing catastrophic climate impacts and human mortality.
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But epidemiologists say how and when governments impose containment and mitigation measures can make a difference.
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But the same exponential effect is equally powerful with mitigation efforts — staying home now, for example.
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This leads us to a third possible reason speculative journalism thrives today: its mitigation of risk.
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Serious climate mitigation, as proposed by this governor, will start to bring this chaos under control.
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"The 15 days that we've had of mitigation clearly are having an effect," Dr. Fauci said.
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"The 15 days that we've had of mitigation clearly are having an effect," Dr. Fauci said.
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And that's why we talk about making mitigation and containment in a much more vigorous way.
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"We are suggesting a blended strategy," he said, referring to a blend of containment and mitigation.
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Do you want the Frontal Collision Mitigation system to intervene at early, medium or late detection?
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"That's why so many slides of the deck are risk mitigation and downside protection," he said.
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If those risks don't materialize, there will have been costs to spending today on climate mitigation.
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Awareness is a key because without it, industry cannot begin their risk assessment and mitigation activities.
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Officials say the bond money would help supplement federal funds earmarked for flood mitigation after Harvey.
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Another way FEMA helps communities prepare for catastrophes is through its Pre-Disaster Mitigation Program (PDM).
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The Senate could improve it by adding language to strengthen mitigation and improve the program's maps.
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Mitigation strategies around the world are premised on this idea, but our data showed the opposite.
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In the case of sentencing mitigation films, we know the judge will be the final arbiter.
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"Dust mitigation is one of the main questions I need to have answered," Mr. Byford said.
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The cascade of revelations about powerful men is a continuation of this mitigation and correction process.
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The department's 2018 trade-mitigation package was based on export comparisons only with the previous year.
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They're also able to act faster and innovate on climate change mitigation at a smaller scale.
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CO₂ removal allows slower short-term mitigation (still unprecedented), but can we get the necessary scale?
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There's plenty of self-interest in climate mitigation, but there's also an ineradicable element of altruism.
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Why have we have underestimated the short-term health benefits of the climate change mitigation policies?
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Thousands of people were evacuated from buildings to outdoor shelters, the National Disaster Mitigation Agency said.
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The bottom line: "The ability to ratchet up global climate mitigation relies on all levels of government and various actors, but these efforts must now be matched with solid scientific approaches to assess mitigation effort, document progress and highlight the lessons learned over time," it finds.
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Instead of trying to force increased cost of compliance coverage to be a grant for all mitigation and all properties, however, the bills could usefully couple ICC improvements to changes in mitigation grants to make more dollars available pre-flood and to be allocated faster post-flood.
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The document said that core mitigation strategies should be followed with 72 hours to avoid re-exploitation.
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In recent times, CDNs have started to push into offering Web Application Firewalls (WAF) and bot mitigation.
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The original deadline for agricultural producers to apply for the $12 billion trade mitigation program was Jan.
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An alternative to correcting errors is avoiding them or canceling out their influence: so-called error mitigation.
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Prince agreed that Unmetered Mitigation has the power to render DDoS an activist tool of the past.
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Our high tide projections can play a vital role in helping them plan mitigation and other remedies.
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"The money isn't going to be used to fund growth but for risk mitigation," he told me.
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Pell is due to be sentenced in early March, following a mitigation plea hearing on Feb. 27.
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Kintaba's live activity log and collaboration space for responders let them debate and analyze their mitigation moves.
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Given this, the idea of combining Bitcoin's theft mitigation and Facebook's privacy seems particularly toxic for users.
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Earth is already locked in for significant warming this century, regardless of even unprecedented efforts at mitigation.
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A spokesman from Indonesia's disaster mitigation agency (BNPB) said authorities would move them by force if necessary.
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"Until we have worked out all the mitigation procedures we could not quantify the outcome," he said.
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It's estimated that the mitigation efforts now capture between 22017 and 26 percent of the playa's dust.
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"Part of getting your license is you need to present compliance with debris mitigation guidelines," says Weeden.
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As more attention is paid to mitigation and disaster recovery, firms should take a similar approach themselves.
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Such costs might be borne, were it not for the dreadful political economy of climate-change mitigation.
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Macy's had said it has mitigation strategies in place, and each category is being looked at individually.
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Dubbed Meltdown and Spectre, the bugs differ in both the ease of exploit and ease of mitigation.
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It&aposs a spacecraft called HAMMER, and it stands for Hypervelocity Asteroid Mitigation Mission for Emergency Response.
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The Department of Homeland Security is responsible for national protection, including prevention, mitigation and recovery from cyberattacks.
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The DHS' disaster management arm, FEMA, already offers grants to states and localities to build mitigation programs.
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Convincing cash-strapped jurisdictions to spend money on mitigation requires evidence that the cost is worth it.
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One objection that did carry water, however, was the request for an extensive orbital debris mitigation plan.
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The NSA's Cybersecurity Requirement Center authored the advisory, which listed out impacted systems and directions for mitigation.
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We have mitigation strategies—plans A, B, and C—and we are preparing a very aggressive countereffort.
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We have also developed a statewide mitigation and adaptation plan that is consistent with the Paris agreement.
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Within the veterinary profession, there is increasing recognition and emphasis on educational debt with attempts at mitigation.
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Our high-tide projections can play a vital role in helping them plan mitigation and other remedies.
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"While not optimal, mitigation options exist to ensure food security until new aircraft are delivered," she wrote.
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And the firm's risk mitigation platform, Aladdin, has played a significant role in putting this into practice.
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Simply coercing mitigation payments from the private sector represents the worst form of government abuse of authority.
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Mitigation is precisely the kind of policy we should be seeking, in environmental matters and many others.
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"A good lawyer can spend weeks with the jury on mitigation," says Rob Smith, the project's director.
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In mitigation, she has a recognizable, superfluously insistent way of buzzing that functions as a heads-up.
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Forward secrecy, as one mitigation is known as, stops an attacking from decrypting messages from previous sessions.
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Temporary ferries, which were a part of the mitigation plan, would likely not happen now, he said.
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Smog isn't gone from the United States, but its mitigation is a success story of environmental regulation.
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In building a waterfront park, users must consider issues such as biodiversity, flood mitigation, and budget impact.
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DiCaprio has been an outspoken advocate for the environment, pushing for climate change mitigation and environmental protection.
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But in the short-term, projects without adequate mitigation will do a great deal of lasting harm.
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Shifting strategies: Containment and mitigation Tracing contacts and isolating sick people are efforts to contain the virus.
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He explained that it was hard to estimate, with figures depending heavily on containment and mitigation efforts.
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Washing your hands after opening and throwing away the delivery box seems like an appropriate mitigation strategy.
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And the state was slow to implement mitigation steps, and probably exported a lot of its infection.
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In terms of transmissibility, mortality, in terms of the best prevention and mitigation, that's not DOT's expertise.
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All of that is possible as long as you apply the additional mitigation measures that I mentioned.
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Local officials have to request FEMA mitigation funds from the state in order to purchase flooded properties.
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"This is news the President wants to deliver..over the mitigation" of small refinery exemptions, Perdue said.
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"This is news the president wants to deliver..over the mitigation" of small refinery exemptions, Perdue said.
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Another mitigation tactic the company can use is stock up on product before the tariffs actually hit.
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Solutions require a two-pronged approach of mitigation (reducing greenhouse gases) and adaptation (living with the changes).
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At that point we can't talk anymore about a containment strategy, we move to a mitigation strategy.
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So most likely we will implement more severe mitigation measures and try to keep the wave down.
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QUICK: CAN I JUST TIE IT BACK TO WHERE WE STARTED THIS CONVERSATION YOU MENTION RISK MITIGATION.
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What sets carbon technologies apart is that they offer no advantages over the alternatives except climate mitigation.
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Its only value is cost-competitive mitigation, even if it takes policy support to get it there.
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And mitigation (as efforts to curb emissions are called) is subject to a vicious collective-action problem.
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Nor can they achieve their economies of scale or risk mitigation when it comes to negotiating rates.
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The Volkswagen settlement is hardly the only such mitigation project (slush fund) created with EPA litigation agreements.
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Activities benefiting from tax subsidies are fair game for "augmentation" through mitigation projects not approved by Congress.
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"As with most problems, the first step in mitigation is recognizing that a problem exists," said Stewart.
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No signs of pollution, official says In the meantime, "pollution mitigation efforts" are underway, according to Cmdr.
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It said it would be able to offset those costs through "short-term discretionary cost mitigation actions".
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Many coastal cities are taking steps toward mitigation, digging runoff tunnels, elevating roads and building detention ponds.
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For every $1 spent in mitigation, between $85033 and $8 is saved in avoided disaster recovery costs.
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Vehicle repair establishments are bound by strict federal and local regulations for waste disposal and pollution mitigation.
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Now is the time to reform the NFIP so it works for families, prioritizes affordability and mitigation.
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Lets explore the impact of the goals on the climate and the challenge of mitigation *epic thread*.
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The mitigation they're willing to take for people disrupted by the building of the 2nd avenue subway.
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They are, in theory, a dial we can turn to compensate for failures in other mitigation efforts.
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In theory, the program is a strong tool for disaster mitigation, especially as more people buy into it.
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You know how it affects their lives, their future, their opportunities and you want desperately to find mitigation.
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The agency is also doesn't have a director of external communications or a head of insurance and mitigation.
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For that reason, tree or plant removal has been a crime mitigation strategy, in inner cities in particular.
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So I'd build these massive underwater cities fed only by beef vats and no pollution mitigation at all.
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Mitigation: Flashpoint contacted both Jaxx and the security company Cloudflare, which the site had used for users' connections.
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He met with the mayors, assessed the many technical issues such as water mitigation, and secured the funding.
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The goals range from expanding renewables to reducing deforestation, to issuing "green bonds" to finance climate-mitigation efforts.
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It was hit by a tsunami in 1927 and 1968, according to Indonesia's national disaster mitigation agency (BNPB).
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We must also invest in resiliency and risk mitigation of our current infrastructure to deal with climate change.
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The CDC announced several new measures to aid in the mitigation of the spread of the new coronavirus.
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It is no substitute for mitigation and its planned use by one country could terrify others, spreading instability.
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Fortunately, NASA has taken this problem seriously for a long time and is developing several dust-mitigation methods.
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The regional disaster mitigation agency said 29 people were confirmed dead in Tuesday's accident and 41 remained missing.
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We need to find ways to fund and maintain public interest for mitigation and preparedness to be successful.
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A spokesman for the national disaster mitigation agency said on Sunday searches for bodies would stop on Thursday.
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Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho says the three fatalities were caused by falling slabs of concrete.
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But it is a step toward bringing life-saving collision mitigation technology to cars already on the road.
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Although the schools "didn't have any kind of mitigation plan" before the floods, that's now changing, Wentzel said.
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But mitigation factors like disaster recovery and continuity arrangements seemed to fall woefully short following Saturday's computer outage.
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Level 1 is defined by systems like collision mitigation braking that automatically brake if a collision is imminent.
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"Hurricanes can be predicted and cancer patients should be included in disaster mitigation planning," Nogueira said by email.
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Here's what she had to say: VICE: So, what was the Rudin Center's conclusion with the mitigation plan?
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"This acquisition, given the mitigation measures offered, will not substantially reduce competition," the FNE said in a statement.
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According to an FBI affidavit, the response and mitigation of the attack cost the hospital more than $300,000.
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How have your views about climate change, mitigation strategies and different levels of global responsibility changed over time?
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It also lacked specific mitigation measures to alleviate climate risks at installations and cost estimates for such efforts.
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The Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 emphasized the need for local, not federal entities to dictate response efforts.
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This collision mitigation system is designed to be extremely fast-reacting, like a reptile — hence the Rango name.
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Saint-Gobain had advocated against Superfund designation and argued that it could handle cleanup and mitigation without it.
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FERC may be unknowingly facilitating the USFWS's improper requests for mitigation for perfectly legal impacts to migratory birds.
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"You can find plenty of dams in Laos that have zero mitigation efforts built into them," said Eyler.
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The mitigation of inequality is an essential ingredient to the recipe for stable democracies, both old and new.
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The Roosevelt plan proposes specific levels of investment in transportation, broadband, clean energy, climate mitigation and modern schools.
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In response to these risks, CalSTRS created a risk mitigation strategy to be more resilient to market downturns.
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Studies show that every dollar invested in pre-disaster mitigation programs prevents four dollars in costs later on.
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Stagg said there has been avalanche mitigation work done there throughout the season and also on Thursday morning.
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The novel coronavirus was first reported in China, and the country has pursued containment and mitigation efforts aggressively.
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Aboard affected ships, the Navy has launched an "aggressive mitigation strategy" to limit the spread of the virus.
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We also need to spend more on predisaster mitigation efforts like reinforcing old schools and building storm shelters.
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In a nutshell, mitigation protects everyone (at least to some extent), while adaptation only protects those who adapt.
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As mitigation of climate change becomes less and less feasible, migration is one of the only responses remaining.
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Opportunities for mitigation in this sector are plentiful, but they can only be realised with a concerted focus.
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The report identifies a few reasons policymakers struggle so much to develop good strategies for global risk mitigation.
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"I will consider the president's comments as mitigation evidence as I arrive at an appropriate sentence," he said.
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Studies have shown that one dollar invested in pre-disaster mitigation can prevent four dollars in average losses.
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As the situation worsens, the ship's crew is implementing an "aggressive mitigation strategy" to protect others on board.
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I don't think it's gonna be, because I think we'd be able to do the kind of mitigation.
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Now we're shifting into mitigation phase," Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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Cities and states announced dramatic new mitigation efforts to try to stop the continued spread of COVID-19.
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Delayed mitigation responses will still cause complicated personal, social and economic disruptions without the benefit of slowing transmissions.
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The rapid spread of the virus has prompted local and state officials to roll out stringent mitigation policies.
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As of Sunday evening, national disaster mitigation officials said that at least 211 people had been confirmed killed.
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Now, we're shifting into a mitigation phase," Surgeon General Jerome Adams said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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But those experts also believe that no one is planning to protect the people mitigation itself may harm.
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Levying a tariff for the right to pollute is not a mitigation strategy, nor is burning cleaner fuels.
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Lawyers for poor defendants also sometimes submit videos or reports from sentencing consultants or mitigation experts during sentencing.
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EPA will follow the Agency's Breach procedures to evaluate the situation further and take the appropriate mitigation measures.
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The shift from coal to natural gas in electricity generation has been the primary reason for carbon mitigation.
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The more we can accomplish now on disaster resilience and mitigation, the better off future generations will be.
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"Efforts will focus on targeted oil spill mitigation and remediation activities offshore in Kangava Bay," the DFAT said.
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Conventional wisdom holds that CO2202 mitigation is prohibitively costly, in terms of dollars, jobs, and lost economic competitiveness.
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The USDA first unveiled the trade mitigation package on July 24 but at the time provided few details.
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FEMA itself has recently found that for every dollar invested in mitigation, $85033 was saved in avoiding losses.
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They use words like 'resilience' and 'mitigation' and highlight levees, dams, culverts and other efforts to address stormwater.
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The proposal also calls for research into some of the more controversial climate change mitigation approaches like geoengineering.
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By increasing our focus on pre-disaster planning and mitigation, we can build and rebuild better and smarter.
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Collectively, we need to adjust to a "new normal" that includes redirecting our priorities and resources toward mitigation.
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US response to the COVID-19 coronavirus moves from 'containment' to 'mitigation' Meanwhile, more companies made calls for remote work for their employees and took steps to shield their workers from financial hardship caused by the disease — either through illness or because of the mitigation strategies imposed by the companies themselves.
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Massive investments in greenhouse gas mitigation; building a national "smart grid;" and work around emissions from agriculture and manufacturing.
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So there are a lot of socio-economic and environmental justice factors that go into choosing heat mitigation strategies.
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The program has also failed to impose mitigation or relocation consequences on the vast majority of chronically flooded properties.
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As part of its federal budget earlier this year, it earmarked $2 billion for a climate disaster mitigation fund.
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For example, the Rural Climate Dialogues in Minnesota empower rural residents to impact policy on long-term climate mitigation.
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Nor should they be, if doing so means preventing adaptation to and mitigation of the effects of climate change.
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Numerous studies show that all levels of government could save enormous amounts of money by investing in disaster mitigation.
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And the further you go downstream, you just keep on adding dollar signs to the cost of the mitigation.
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And the 7,500 cities that have joined the Global Covenant of mayors, committing to ambitious mitigation and adaptation actions.
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The shopping spree continued this week with CDN company Imperva announcing it was buying bot mitigation startup Distil Networks.
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But I think what we're seeing in some of these places is not the natural mitigation of negative uses.
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Muennig described the costs he calculated as sunk costs, which would happen even with the mitigation measures in place.
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The big debate has been how much will go to adaptation versus how much will go to mitigation projects.
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Local governments need to lead the conversation on community-wide mitigation projects like flood control systems and zoning laws.
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The results determined various thresholds at which different mitigation efforts become cost-effective solutions for reducing animal-vehicle collisions.
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That's because on August 15, President Trump rolled back the Federal Flood Risk Mitigation Standard, an Obama-era regulation.
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Another company could theoretically build an anonymous Libra wallet, though, so the mitigation here is primarily to Facebook's reputation.
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Indonesia's disaster mitigation agency said on Twitter that residents near coastlines at risk should "immediately evacuate to higher ground".
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Harral, who has been with the district for 22 years, doesn't recall the USDA offering trade mitigation foods before.
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When geoengineering is presented to people as a potential solution to climate change, their support for mitigation measures falls.
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National Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said the death toll had risen to 82 with hundreds injured.
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National Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho told a news conference that damage was "massive" in northern Lombok.
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The platform is comprised of multiple scalable components, including a Web Application Firewall (WAF) and a DDoS mitigation system.
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Reynolds likens climate mitigation to investing, saying that we need to diversify our solutions in order to reduce risk.
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And, like airbags and seat belts and anti-lock brakes, these collision mitigation technologies could eventually become required equipment.
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The latest eruption produced a bigger ash cloud than the initial eruption on Tuesday, Indonesia's Disaster Mitigation Agency said.
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We believed that mental health evidence as mitigation at sentencing was the best way to achieve a reasonable sentence.
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He claimed he has only received "general plans" from the Museum regarding mitigation rather than any timelines or specifics.
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The horrific nature of his alleged crimes certainly warrantsa life sentence in prison, so sentence mitigation isn't much incentive.
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"We were working on a program that was supporting good-governance activities and conflict-mitigation activities," he told me.
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"The results of the assessment will aid us in determining whether any additional mitigation may be needed," she said.
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A railway contract, labour protocols, and conflict mitigation regulation are all critical drivers for the final decision, it said.
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This fire mitigation team was ready to take significant action to prevent loss of our home to a wildfire.
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Who would gain: The revenues would go to infrastructure, low-income households and climate mitigation projects, among other places.
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"There's a range of mitigation, which, I think means we've got those household debt issues under control," Morrison said.
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The mitigation measures also protected the health of local residents by reducing harmful levels of soot in the air.
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Previous administrations have worked prudently to establish and strengthen mitigation policies that safeguard these vital ecosystems and public health.
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He attributes his success to being a staunch proponent of trend following, risk mitigation, and quickly getting over losses.
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Reinsurance and catastrophic bond concepts, coupled with pre-disaster mitigation dollars, will ultimately reduce disaster costs in the future.
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In fact, the nation can save $6 in future disaster costs, for every $1 spent on pre-hazard mitigation.
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It is important to take the risk seriously, even if for some mitigation means pulling out of China completely.
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Basically, every dollar spent on mitigation generates many more dollars in benefits by preventing more serious damage from occurring.
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Obed says there needs to be far greater urgency, with mitigation and adaptation measures implemented as soon as possible.
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Earlier today, Intel announced it discovered some performance hits after implementing its own mitigation solutions at the chip level.
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Frankly, I get it: When we were young, we could occupy our female friends' attentions almost completely, without mitigation.
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A Citi report from last year put the costs of climate change, without mitigation, at $44 trillion by 2060.
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We're shifting into a mitigation phase, which means that we're helping communities understand you're going to see more cases.
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The beneficiary of an extraordinary act of mitigation, he was in possession of a coveted gift — a second chance.
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As the Covid-19 coronavirus spreads across the US, the government's response has officially shifted from containment to mitigation.
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"The worst-case scenario is either you do nothing or your mitigation and containments don't succeed," Fauci told Karl.
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We have not made a definitive decision about whether to provide DDoS mitigation or Content Delivery services for them.
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And in 2012 the government approved a national climate change mitigation and adaptation plan, though implementation depends on funding.
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"Our findings most importantly indicate the importance of regional to global mitigation strategies for carbon emissions," the study said.
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It's been developed in partnership with non-profit Atmosfair, which works on decarbonization via UN-endorsed carbon mitigation projects.
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He warned that if the country does not commit to strong mitigation efforts, the outbreak could overwhelm U.S. hospitals.
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To deal with the influx, the Michigan Labor Department is implementing mitigation plans similar to those in New York.
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Pelosi told reporters on Thursday that the bill is about "mitigation" of the effects of the deadly global pandemic.
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"I will consider the president's comments as mitigation evidence as I arrive at an appropriate sentence," the judge, Col.
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Compensatory mitigation is a fair and science-based way to ensure that we balance economic growth and environmental health.
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Others include updating the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) flood mapping methods and investing more in disaster damage mitigation.
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Stone said that they asked the state for $6 million in mitigation, but the state only allocated $3 million.
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These necessary reforms acknowledge the shared responsibility for disaster preparedness, mitigation, response and recovery at all levels of government.
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This funding also included up to $22019 million to help states, localities, territories and tribes develop future mitigation projects.
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Certainly, there are idiosyncrasies between the different responses, but they each follow a simple formula: mitigation, preparedness, response, recovery.
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The IPCC also recognizes that the best way to manage climate change is through adaptation to change and mitigation.
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The combination of the two allows quantifiable, consistent operating procedures to be formed in different areas of risk mitigation.
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"Tariff mitigation is the name of the game," said Lamar, who previously worked in the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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It also requires the federal government to consider alternatives and mitigation for projects that threaten communities with lasting harm.
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Second, the vast majority of mitigation dollars are only made available after a disaster declaration and through supplemental funds.
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Two proposals do indeed increase grant funding for pre-disaster mitigation, and one targets this at the riskiest properties.
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The costs of mitigation needed to achieve the Paris Agreement's climate targets are estimated to be about $22 trillion.
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SIFIs are subjected to stricter risk mitigation requirements, federal stress tests and oversight under the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.
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In fact, natural climate solutions could support 37 percent of the needed mitigation globally through 85033 if implemented today.
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The future of carbon mitigation, however, is on a countdown timer, as atmospheric CO₂ concentrations have continued to rise.
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The second is to point out that climate change impacts are going to cost more than climate mitigation anyway.
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We don't have time to wait, and every delay adds to the future suffering and compounding costs of mitigation.
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He mentioned Twitter's efforts to reduce this sort of behavior on the platform and attempts at mitigation before it escalates.
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For now, there is little evidence to indicate such partnerships and private sector waste-mitigation efforts kicking in anytime soon.
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"The damage and losses are huge," Sutopo Nugroho, the spokesman of Indonesia's National Disaster Mitigation Agency, said in a statement.
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Now when this happens the recovery becomes long, complex, and the mitigation takes time, which is what ended up happening.
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There can be mitigation of various aspects of what a country is doing that may itself be harming the environment.
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CalSTRS is currently pursuing a risk-mitigation strategy, but not because it is worried about the broader market, he added.
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Malmberg has since corrected her home's levels and installed a radon mitigation system, which reduces gas in homes and buildings.
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But for cities, towns, and even spaceports on the front lines, a much more comprehensive mitigation effort will be needed.
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Anomali, a threat detection and mitigation company, announced a hefty $40 million Series D investment today led by Lumia Capital.
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"We hope this will provide [further] justification or incentive for countries to have more ambition for global emission mitigation."[Science]
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But those groups have urgent problems and climate mitigation as such rarely rises to the top of the priority list.
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After consultation with the intelligence community, executive branch agencies concluded those risks couldn't be resolved through a voluntary mitigation agreement.
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Disaster mitigation agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said Mount Merapi on the main island of Java erupted twice early Monday.
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A Maryland district is awaiting a truckload of canned kidney beans — one of several "trade mitigation" items schools were offered.
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We make investments in disaster mitigation, but know from experience that donations in the midst of disaster are critical, too.
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Image credit: Mika McKinnonNational Weather Service Director Kevin Cooley placed Jason-217's data in the context of disaster mitigation.
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All this adds up to a compelling moral and economic case for reaching a more ambitious climate change mitigation goal.
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The supervised doses would be part of a larger "Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy," or REMS, program for the drug.
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But it is California, already in the vanguard on climate-mitigation efforts, that has led the way on carbon farming.
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Their primary objectives were industrialisation, the liquidation of illiteracy and superstition, and the mitigation of India's material poverty and backwardness.
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" It also found that with mitigation measures and its conditions, the project "would not likely cause significant adverse environmental effects.
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NTSB said the collision-mitigation systems are not designed to detect crossing and turning traffic, as the truck had done.
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Many of the current loss-mitigation programs offered through the Federal Housing Administration are impersonal and generally administered through mail.
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The FCC said it is satisfied by SpaceX's debris-mitigation plan for the 1,584 satellites subject to the altitude change.
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It's also a question of who's responsible for coming out with a mitigation plan between the MTA and the city.
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He refused to assist any attorney or investigator to conduct an investigation or presentation of mitigation evidence on his behalf.
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And there are various proposals to say we should treat climate change mitigation as a kind of equivalent to war.
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In fact, the study says that near-term mitigation efforts should begin showing results by the middle of the century.
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It added that CFIUS had so far not identified any mitigation measures that would allow the deal to go through.
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The risk-mitigation plan, like all regulation, isn't based purely on science; it also takes into account politics and economics.
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The U.S. event was entitled "The Role of Cleaner and More Efficient Fossil Fuels and Nuclear Power in Climate Mitigation".
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Purnama's policies include new infrastructure to fix Jakarta's chronic traffic congestion, flood mitigation, better waste management and anti-corruption measures.
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On Sunday, Indonesia's Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation raised its aviation alert notice to Red, the highest level.
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From January to May, the Resolute Support Civilian Casualty Mitigation Team documented 760 civilian deaths in Afghanistan and 85033,736 injuries.
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The mitigation plans to try to make up for the canceled exercises include conducting smaller, staff-level exercises, he said.
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"I would like to see a certain mitigation," Nowotny said in Vienna, referring to the side effects of negative rates.
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Mitigation measures will be put in place to minimize exposure and reduce the potential for unreasonable risks to the environment.
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The bill would also prohibit the interior secretary from adopting mitigation measures that could improve the habitat of a species.
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We also know that $1 spent on resilience and mitigation can save up to $7 in post-disaster recovery costs.
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In China, IBM's Green Horizon project is using AI to forecast air pollution, track pollution sources, and recommend mitigation strategies.
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The world's largest rainforest is integral to climate change mitigation, so cutting back on deforestation is an urgent global issue.
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The Canadian government's 2017 budget, released on Wednesday, funded a climate disaster mitigation fund and pledged billions to clean energy.
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"We need to change the emphasis of the NFIP from a rebuilding program to a risk mitigation program," said Moore.
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The Directive requires updates to the U.S. Orbital Debris Mitigation Standard Practices and new guidelines for satellite design and operation.
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Importantly, this bill will support efforts underway at USAID to elevate conflict mitigation and prevention as a core development objective.
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It means the focus is not only on containment, but increasingly on the mitigation of the spread of the coronavirus.
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"Mitigation requires action that may feel early to some, but must be undertaken early to be successful," Ms. Jayapal added.
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Following the mitigation efforts recommended by public health officials will keep the health care system functioning as best as possible.
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The fact that the U.S. is stepping its own mitigation efforts "gives us significant things to think about," Trudeau said.
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The DRRA gives a boost in infrastructure funding for pre-disaster mitigation, and acknowledges just how important preventative measures are.
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If we are concerned about justice and the mitigation of pain, we must get beyond the just-say-no mentality.
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Mitigation and, above all, adaptation and the transitional process away from outdated productive models require a considerable allocation of resources.
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So officials are pivoting to "mitigation" — sweeping measures to slow the spread of the virus and minimize the death toll.
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There are both general and specific reasons that the barrier wouldn't play a significant role in the US's pandemic mitigation.
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CBP also considered the U.S. government's "COVID-19 containment and mitigation concerns" in the decision to deploy the military troops.
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Moulton even shared a list of his office's mitigation protocols with other House Democrats in hopes of setting an example.
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Even though these mitigation strategies are helpful, most of the Middle East will be unable to cope with the pandemic.
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Bret: I'm intrigued by countries like Holland and Sweden, which are pursuing a mitigation strategy instead of a suppression strategy.
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So officials are pivoting to "mitigation" — sweeping measures to slow the spread of the virus and minimize the death toll.
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The company is giving a free upgrade to "teams working on coronavirus research, response, or mitigation," CEO Stewart Butterfield said.
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Birx issued a dire warning Sunday morning foreshadowing the president's announcement, calling on every state to implement "full mitigation" measures.
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Depending on the success of the mitigation and suppression plans, the curve for the infection rate could flatten out substantially.
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But the idea that pollution can be prevented by mitigation measures has proved wrong time and again at other mines.
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Our companies are best served by a stable and predictable international framework that commits all nations to climate-change mitigation.
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As you can see, the biggest mitigation potential lies in building materials (concrete and aggregates) and fuels (synthetic and algal).
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Corporations and governments internationally accept compensatory mitigation as a sensible and necessary way of doing business while protecting public values.
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If Britain reaches "mitigation," the National Health Service would most likely have to prioritize emergency care and postpone nonurgent treatment.
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"People panicked and ran out of buildings," said Maimun, a disaster mitigation official on the island nearest to the epicenter.
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The application period for this year's pre-disaster mitigation grant program is currently open for all states, tribes and territories.
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Biwara Yuswantana, the head of the Yogyakarta disaster mitigation agency, told Reuters that at least five students were still missing.
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Budgets for civilian conflict mitigation activities in regions with the highest terrorism rates are already inadequate and are going down.
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Farmers have already received $6.8 billion this year from the trade mitigation package, according to the US Department of Agriculture.
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Mr. Heidrick in Florida suggests a wind mitigation inspection, something that is standard in Florida but may not be elsewhere.
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The notices will inform the taxpayers that they may be entitled to get their assets back through remission or mitigation.
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These homeowners should be eligible for assistance on mitigation costs, either through grants or low interest loans, or a combination.
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An expedited process is needed for administering mitigation grants that doesn't take years between appropriation and use by the homeowner.
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An estimated 689 people were still on Rinjani, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman of the national disaster mitigation agency.
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FERC has to have some rational basis for assuming that broadening MOPR mitigation will achieve a just and reasonable result.
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The international community lost an important opportunity to show increased ambition on mitigation, adaptation & finance to tackle the climate crisis.
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Instead of rebuilding destroyed infrastructure as we have for decades, let's ensure mitigation infrastructure replaces what failed during the disaster.
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What his decree accomplishes is the mitigation of risk through behavior modification, not the diminution of hazards on the peak.
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And social workers, called mitigation investigators, know how to research a person's medical, mental health, foster care, and school records.
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First, most of the cost-benefit analyses of climate change mitigation strategies project its harmful health impact decades from now.
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Patnaik has also proposed that the United Nations set up an international center in Odisha for disaster mitigation and recovery.
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It encourages member airports to conduct risk assessments, develop mitigation measures and take it into account in future master plans.
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And any government-backed "Vision Zero" or crash-mitigation plan that doesn't recognize that isn't worth the paper it's written on.
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Universe Today reports that NASA is working on a project called HAMMER, or Hyper-velocity Asteroid Mitigation Mission for Emergency Response.
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Unsurprisingly, the proposed mitigation strategies aren't subtle, but of the three solutions considered, only one was deemed viable by the researchers.
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At the grassroots, many people have little concern when it comes to the basics of waste mitigation: reduce, reuse, and recycle.
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Unfortunately for Texas, it is too late for mitigation and preparedness efforts that must happen well in advance of a disaster.
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The bulk of wildfire suppression and mitigation costs are incurred by the US Forest Service, regardless of who manages the land.
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"Evacuation as well as search and rescue operations are underway," said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman for disaster mitigation agency BNPB.
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Generally local mitigation efforts have been focused on supporting areas like early childhood, access to healthy foods, and behavioral health services.
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There were just too many benefits that LCDs couldn't replicate: weeks long battery life, outdoor reading and mitigation of eye fatigue.
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"The quake was felt faintly for around two to three seconds," Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, spokesman for Indonesia's Disaster Mitigation Agency, said.
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Mitigation agreements require a baseline level of trust between parties, which does not exist in this case, per an FCC official.
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The disaster mitigation agency said the tourism spot had been closed and the alert status of the volcano was being evaluated.
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The company says Calibra will not share users' financial data with Facebook, except under limited circumstances such as for fraud mitigation.
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The National Disaster Mitigation Agency says the latest quake, which struck early Sunday evening, has the potential to trigger a tsunami.
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Then, of course, there's the end to American participation in climate-change mitigation, not to mention a trade war with China.
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Brian Fuchs, a climatologist with the National Drought Mitigation Center in Nebraska, said people are become more aware and more concerned.
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For example, the NFIP should provide financial assistance to lower-income policyholders to implement effective mitigation measures prior to future storms.
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More than $500 million of the cuts would come from the agency's grants meant for disaster mitigation, the news service added.
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At least 100 people were killed, including young children, and 136 seriously injured, according to Indonesia's Disaster Management and Mitigation Agency.
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The National Disaster Mitigation Agency says at least 131 people have died but other agencies are giving higher much higher figures.
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The new Hawaii law creates a state commission to explore strategies the state could adopt toward climate change mitigation and adaptation.
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The possibility that the EPA will get out of the mitigation game strikes some environmental policy experts as a major change.
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To support such growth, the bank had recently enhanced its risk management team and has maintained sophisticated systems for risk mitigation.
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One easy mitigation would be share eye-gaze data with an app only when a user is looking at that app.
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Additionally, they want the U.S. government to stop charging the program interest, with the savings to be used for flood mitigation.
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"Most of these bills do not meet the goals of affordability, availability, increased mitigation efforts or improved mapping," the letter said.
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The rule is also a boon to the dozens of companies—located across 85033 states—that develop technologies in methane mitigation.
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And yet, federal funding has not followed evidence that investments in disaster mitigation could reduce total spending over the long run.
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Tom Sharpe is vice president of SMT Corporation, an electronics distributor to the defense and aerospace industries and counterfeit mitigation laboratory.
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This self-insured deductible could be offset, suggested Obama's FEMA administrator, Craig Fugate, by disaster mitigation efforts or by other means.
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Lastly, there are data brokers such as ID Analytics that offer risk mitigation products to verify identities and help detect fraud.
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The post-trade division continued its resilient track record, posting 4% yoy higher revenues, reflecting sound demand in risk mitigation products.
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The survey breaks down the slavery risks according to countries and industries, which could help better focus mitigation efforts, Broscombe said.
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Homeowners should also be incentivized with credits towards their premiums for undertaking mitigation activities that reduce National Flood Insurance Program exposure.
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Most importantly, taking action to invest in mitigation now will lessen the hardships that survivors face from disasters in the future.
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Flood mitigation has taken a back seat as more homes, shopping centers and roads pop up to accommodate ever-more residents.
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The bill grants Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen the ability to establish the Continuous Diagnostics Mitigation (CDM) program at the agency.
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This roadblock to fair competition between brand and generic drugs is the misuse of Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) programs.
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This is perhaps even more important than investments in the outward facing emergency management elements of mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery.
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To deal with adverse weather conditions, the turbines will make use of an "ice mitigation system" developed by LM Wind Power.
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It has been determined conclusively that the costs of failure to take action will be many times of the costs mitigation.
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That's resulted in a serious "poverty trap" and inability for territorial governments to invest in climate change mitigation and adaptation measures.
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The Saffire series are intended to help inform the selection of materials and identify proper flame-mitigation strategies for future missions.
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Technology can empower companies both large and small to embrace the mitigation of social harms and the promotion of positive impact.
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"I think this is a risk mitigation strategy against a world in which oil demand growth slows and plateaus," Ladislaw says.
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One person died in a 3503 magnitude quake on Sunday morning, disaster mitigation agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said via Twitter.
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Often, distribution of medicines is controlled tightly due to safety concerns under programs known as REMS: Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies.
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But he said "there is always mitigation," adding that clearance-holders were in a similar position during the 2008 financial crisis.
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Trump, who instead announced another series of mitigation efforts spanning the federal government, maintained that California and New York were exceptions.
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Other mitigation efforts, including handwashing and home isolation, "have more impact on (the) spread of disease," the new CDC guidance states.
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We need to know how far and how deep this epidemic goes across the US, but we're in the mitigation phase.
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Part of that plan was a $1 billion fund that would invest in climate change mitigation technologies — specifically focused on decarbonization.
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Cars and light trucks comprise 60 percent of these emissions, making them an important target for any climate change mitigation strategy.
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"We have moved from a containment strategy to more of a mitigation strategy," NY state Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Zucker said.
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"We've moved on from containment to mitigation," Matyas says, meaning treating sick people, keeping hospitals running, and keeping medical professionals safe.
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In contrast, we only spend about $600 million on mitigation — improving buildings so they won't flood when the next storm comes.
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Such a move would provide funding for state and local governments for unemployment assistance, hazard mitigation and other emergency protective measures.
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And we can bring that number down significantly by all the different kinds of social mitigation measures that have been discussed.
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Consolidating administration, resources and systems to support services for screening, treatment, and mitigation of HBLs is a good place to start.
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The company also lacked a safety division and did not have a dedicated safety manager responsible for risk assessment and mitigation.
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More research would help, as would making models publicly accessible in order to allow officials and financiers to evaluate mitigation measures.
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Dominion and Duke Energy have given over $57.8 million for a pipeline "mitigation" fund to be deployed at the governor's discretion.
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Who is going to fund the $100 billion per year giveaway to the 170 countries or so for climate change mitigation?
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Moreover, filing a spending project under "mitigation" opens the door to waste by severing the link between dollars and immediate relief.
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You can't put every building on stilts, but you can incentivize property owners to find mitigation strategies that work for them.
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Additionally, they want the U.S. government to stop charging the program interest and the savings to be used for flood mitigation.
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The DOE said it has shared information about this incident with industry, including technical details on the attack and mitigation suggestions.
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The inter-agency community is working diligently to determine the cause of the symptoms, as well as to develop mitigation strategies.
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This includes auto braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow, lane-departure mitigation and blind-spot warning.
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However that inaction occurred regardless, and now geoengineering is beginning to seem like a necessary step as well as emissions mitigation.
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She also noted that she would fund FEMA's Pre-Disaster Mitigation grant to support communities who are victims of natural disasters.
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A greater emphasis on mitigation will save lives, minimize damage to property, and reduce disaster costs, saving taxpayers billions of dollars.
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CORRECTION: A previous version of this report misstated the total amount farmers could be paid under the 2018 trade mitigation program.
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With the CSC effectively non-operational during the shutdown, these borrowers had no way of having viable loss mitigation plans approved.
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Mitigation means accepting that there is a risk in our future, and taking action now to try and minimize that risk.
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Disadvantaged or polluted communities could be (and have been) taken by the notion that climate mitigation also mitigates asthma-causing pollutants.
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FEMA did signal that it wants to invest more in "pre-disaster mitigation," which may or may not include climate change.
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But other sources, like vehicles, power plants, and agriculture, can cut particulates by electrifying, using scrubbers, or employing dust mitigation tactics.
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Run-off Road Mitigation Run-off Road Mitigation Finally, an optional blind spot information system add-on will let drivers know about cars that are in their blind spots, as before — but now it'll also take action to steer the car away from the path of those vehicles and back into the safety of their own lane.
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"We are all pushing for pre-disaster mitigation to be up front because it's a regressive approach in this country to where a community has got to get hit to have access to millions of dollars of mitigation funding," Long said while moderating a panel of three CEOs discussing private sector involvement in emergency responses to natural disasters.
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"No critical security vulnerabilities affecting the Android platform were publicly disclosed without an update or mitigation available for Android devices," claims Google.
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And, but of course you've got, you know, the mitigation for that growth against Brexit, the trade war— EISEN: Lots of uncertainty.
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GJ: We don't go into real detail about our tech but it's relatively unique in that it's about mitigation, not just detection.
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And the California State Water Resources Control Board is debating a mitigation plan for its cooling system, which could add further costs.
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They've received an additional 2.2 million pounds of food since late last year, thanks to the government's recently launched "trade mitigation" program.
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The Kilopower team will continue performing risk-mitigation studies over the next 18 months to prepare the device for flight testing.[NASA]
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Health isn't a big part of the conversation about Trump administration assault on climate change mitigation policies but it needs to be.
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Tiffany Olson Kleemann is the Vice President of Bot Mitigation for Imperva and the former CEO of Distil Networks (acquired by Imperva).
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Further increased mitigation measures would cut down on authorities focusing on possibly infected individuals who are tracked down and isolated in quarantine.
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It's likely meant to establish armor-heavy heroes like D.Va as a more specific Torbjörn turret counter, since armor provides damage mitigation.
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China Mobile presented a possible mitigation agreement to the administration, but it was rejected by both the executive branch and the FCC.
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The company has notified the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and is working with the agency on a mitigation plan, it said.
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I'll ensure that we meet our commitments to the Green Climate Fund and other international institutions that fund climate mitigation efforts overseas.
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Response and mitigation actions cannot be made routine to the same degree that they are for other natural disasters such as hurricanes.
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Flight safety and risk mitigation is why we conduct such rigorous testing and anomalies are a natural part of any test program.
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She said that although currency pressures will continue to impact profits in the current 2017-18 year, mitigation plans were well developed.
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At the time, the industry was already engaged in a voluntary effort called HOPE NOW to coordinate foreclosure mitigation with housing counselors.
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Otto said that France took important mitigation measures after a heat wave in 2003 contributed to tens of thousands of premature deaths.
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Topics of discussion include preparedness efforts to increase community resilience and the role of federal, state & local government in pre-disaster mitigation.
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Dr. Tamim Alhaj, the Dubai Police Force's Director of Environment Health and Safety wants to bolster community awareness about climate change mitigation.
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The amount of state and local government investment in disaster relief and mitigation, a key part of the funding picture, remains unknown.
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Townsend, for his part, was caught up in a denial of service hack that led back to his former DDoS mitigation company.
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Topics of discussion include preparedness efforts to increase community resilience and the role of federal, state & local government in pre-disaster mitigation.
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Analysts have criticized the government's flood mitigation measures, including massive embankments and river linking schemes they say will only exacerbate the damage.
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The effect of near-term emissions mitigation on reducing risks is expected to become apparent by mid-century and grow substantially thereafter.
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The Louisiana senator's home state could stand to lose funding for flood mitigation projects if money from the Army Corps is used.
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When properly incentivized, farmers, ranchers and forest owners have tremendous potential to sequester carbon and contribute to the mitigation of climate change.
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The IPCC report said carbon capture was an essential mitigation tool to achieve the net emissions reductions needed to limit global warming.
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They therefore need, at a minimum, to understand each other's redlines and to agree on codes of conduct and crisis mitigation measures.
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This is necessary to determine risk mitigation strategies, such as mandating all 85033G technology be interoperable, or banning some providers like Huawei.
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The key factor for the city was not only spending on upkeep but overbuilding its flood-mitigation system in the first place.
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The private sector is also in a better position to provide stronger incentives for property owners to invest in mitigation and resiliency.
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A plan being implemented by Coastal Gujarat Power, however, includes what she called "mitigation measures," she said, but she did not elaborate.
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Residents should be vigilant as long as the volcano remains active, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman for the disaster mitigation agency.
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As long as the volcano remains active, residents should be vigilant, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman for the disaster mitigation agency.
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And the shift from burning coal to natural gas for generating electricity has brought dramatic improvements in air quality and carbon mitigation.
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However, federal mitigation investments are made after a disaster occurs, and there is no data publicly available on funding for these programs.
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In fact, the methane mitigation industry has continued to grow as states and the federal government have taken action to cut methane.
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"Loose soil is a danger to rescue teams that are working in the field," said disaster mitigation agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho.
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Compensatory mitigation enables the owner to do what they want — build a parking lot — while protecting the public from harm — increased flooding.
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Of course, this idea may not factor into Musk's motivation, but in the world of climate change mitigation and adaptation, perceptions matter.
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Fitch also acknowledges Time Warner's risk mitigation processes (film co-financing arrangements, etc.) and strong track record of consistently generating desirable content.
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While many incumbents have well-resourced legal and compliance departments, agile data governance goes beyond the "risk mitigation" missions of those functions.
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In a blog post today, Google claimed their solutions resulted in no performance degradation across the different mitigation techniques they have developed.
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The country's disaster mitigation agency said on Twitter a woman in South Halmahera died due to the quake, without giving further details.
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Booz also won a multi-million dollar contract in May for seven other agencies under the Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) project.
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The order includes some vague platitudes about developing new mitigation policies some time in the future, we should not hold our breath.
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Like Charlie Strong's, Helfrich's contract included mitigation language that would have cut his buyout income had he taken a new coaching position.
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Campaign events where they will be expected to shake hands and mingle with the crowds do not fit with those mitigation strategies.
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"Social distancing and mitigation, they're not to protect the 30-year-old or the 20-year-old from getting coronavirus," he said.
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In his rhetoric and his music he sought rough and uneasy truth and he proffered that truth without apology and without mitigation.
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Vale's internal October report placed the Brumadinho dam within an "attention zone," saying that "all prevention and mitigation controls" should be applied.
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"1,459 people are injured, while 128 remain missing," Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman for Indonesia's disaster mitigation agency, said in a statement.
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They're allowed to do business in the US only because they've entered into, as has Ericsson, a government-monitored risk mitigation program.
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Cutting greenhouse gas emissions sharply enough to reach the more ambitious climate mitigation goal requires a massive global shift in energy use.
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Plus, safety tech is standard on the UX, including adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and front- and rear-collision mitigation systems.
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We have prominently featured news and analysis about China's remarkable progress in reducing the spread of the virus through containment and mitigation.
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"Assisi is a symbol for sustainability, mitigation of climate change, and it's the city of peace," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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After grappling with the outages for a couple minutes, GitHub quickly turned to Prolexic, a DDoS mitigation service provided by Akamai Technologies.
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Installation of a cut also requires a $70 "repair sidewalk" permit from the Department of Transportation's Office of Construction Mitigation and Coordination.
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The officials added that in the "mitigation" stage, the NHS would likely have to prioritise emergency care and postpone non-urgent treatment.
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National Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman Agus Wibowo said the fatalities included people who were drowned or electrocuted after rivers broke their banks.
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With the right public policy incentives, these new approaches to carbon capture and utilization (CCU) could make carbon mitigation pay for itself.
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"We hope the death toll does not rise," Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, spokesman of the National Disaster Mitigation Agency, said late on Tuesday.
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With no mitigation or even under a low-emissions scenario, heat will pour into the oceans at an escalating and devastating rate.
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In response, Cloudflare, which has provided 8chan distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attack mitigation faced renewed criticism for protecting white supremacist websites.
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A spokesman for Indonesia's disaster mitigation agency (BNPB), Agus Wibowo, told reporters in Jakarta that 1203 people had died after the quake.
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Flood victims may be eligible for various kinds of assistance (as described in the Natural Hazard Mitigation Association's guide, A Living Mosaic).
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More than 6,100 people were evacuated in four provinces as the storm approached, according to the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation.
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He also said that one of the mitigation strategies for the retailer is understanding what suppliers' plans and alternatives are for sourcing.
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It includes forward-collision warnings with automatic emergency braking, lane-departure warnings, active lane control, adaptive cruise control, and road departure mitigation.
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But environmentalist groups saw things differently, accusing George of illegal dumping and of being a dangerous distraction to better climate mitigation efforts.
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As of now, there is no official mitigation plan for the L train shutdown, and when there will be is still unclear.
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You can't sell your city as progressive with respect to climate change mitigation if the city doesn't support its most low-emission commutes.
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The FDA recommended implementing a risk evaluation and mitigation strategy (REMS) program which included ensuring esketamine is only dispensed and administered under supervision.
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Wustrow's team says it has been working with governments and cellular carriers on potential mitigation measures that could help limit the attack's effectiveness.
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There are several mitigation options for anyone unobservant enough to not notice a person standing directly over their shoulder with a thermal camera.
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Fifth, establish an ethics risk register that lets management track execution of mitigation steps and allows the board to review the register annually.
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This type of risk mitigation has become routine in the wake of numerous scandals over the past ten years that involved employee misconduct.
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National Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said the explosions Monday night were "thunderous" and hurled white hot rocks from the crater.
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Instead his campaign team focused on local issues, such as expanding Medicaid, increased funding for public education, climate change mitigation, and LGBT protections.
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The attack took its email service offline for up to several minute long stretches at a time, even with mitigation measures in place.
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In the trucking business, beyond the obvious importance of assisting the driver in safer vehicle operation, risk mitigation is also a powerful motivator.
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"Without their courage and persistence, this crisis likely never would have been brought to light and mitigation efforts never begun," the report states.
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Of course risk mitigation is never going to be an exact science, so a margin of uncertainty and error is to be expected.
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Coordinating hydropower projects on a regionwide basis might allow for permitting on a more timely basis and provide better opportunities for environmental mitigation.
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Walmart Chief Financial Brett Biggs told Reuters that higher tariffs will increase prices for consumers but the company is working on mitigation strategies.
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They caution that CO2 removal is not a replacement for other mitigation strategies or emissions cuts, but rather a piece of the solution.
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"In every disaster, there's always a lesson to be learned," Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, spokesman for the national disaster mitigation agency, said this week.
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Purdy said the U.S. government should implement risk mitigation programs for Huawei like it does for Finland-based Nokia and Sweden-based Ericsson.
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An official from Indonesia&aposs Disaster Mitigation Agency says East Lombok district was the hardest hit with 9.10 deaths, including a Malaysian tourist.
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"And law enforcement is, I would say—the inability to react to legal requests here is an unintended side effect of this mitigation.".
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Investing in mitigation, or reducing the damage caused by disasters before they happen, is cheaper than coming to the rescue after a disaster.
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The department's mitigation programs, relationships with states and localities, and emerging analytic capability make it the ideal hub for a risk management mission.
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Entergy will also pay $15 million for environmental mitigation work and has said it will offer Indian Point employees positions at other facilities.
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While the focus of mitigation strategies relies on monitoring and controlling birds at and around airports, that's not the only thing being done.
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Key quote: "This will be a growing negative credit factor for issuers without sufficient adaptation and mitigation strategies," they note in a summary.
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"As long-term institutional investors, we believe that the mitigation of climate change is essential for the safeguarding of our investments," they said.
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Participants, of which the U.S. is one, are obligated to submit "national communications" on their greenhouse gas emission inventories and develop mitigation plans.
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This begs the question, how much could we have saved if investments in mitigation strategies were prioritized, and preparedness efforts were consistently funded?
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The U.S. government devotes only 2628 percent of its assistance to the world's 28503 chronically fragile states to conflict mitigation and reconciliation programs.
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These mitigation efforts would be much cheaper than having to pay a total loss property damage claim had the fire destroyed our home.
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ON TAP TUESDAY II: The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee will have a hearing on President Obama's November memorandum concerning environmental mitigation.
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Without mitigation—that is, without reducing the intensity of storms by reducing greenhouse gas emissions—there is no backup plan for those failures.
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"An updated Clean Power Plan could make an even more substantial, and still cost-effective, contribution to climate change mitigation," the comment says.
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"Traditionally, the social value of solar and wind energy has mostly been focused on air pollution mitigation and carbon emission reductions," He says.
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Beginning in the early 80s, the Reagan administration adopted a seminal mitigation policy to avoid and offset harms to fish, wildlife and plants.
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It was under the George H. W. Bush administration that no net loss was first adopted as a national goal for mitigation policy.
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Every administration since has built upon the work of previous administrations to continue to bring effectiveness and transparency to mitigation practice and policies.
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Many statutes require mitigation of adverse environmental effects as a middle ground between banning hazardous project outright and giving them a blank check.
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Fitch believes that the proposed changes in the bank's capital structure further enhance the mitigation effect of Spain's SAN's support toward these securities.
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WEDNESDAY --The House Oversight Subcommittee on Information Technology will hold a hearing on federal cybersecurity detection, response and mitigation at 9:85033 a.m.
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We can strengthen federal research on mitigation and adaptation strategies to improve the resiliency of the ocean and the species that reside therein.
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This situation is a problem of comprehensive mitigation that requires aggressive, nonpartisan and sustainable national leadership to protect the future leaders of America.
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Csiro will continue to lead the way, spending about 83 million Australian dollars a year on research into climate change mitigation and adaptation.
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In normal circumstances, a mitigation investigation takes years, but I became involved in Lee's case less than two weeks before he was executed.
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"We delivered the geological map to the Central Sulawesi government," said Sri Hidayati, who runs the earthquake mitigation division at the geological agency.
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He said IBM has a tool called Watson OpenScale that, among other capabilities, can do bias detection and mitigation of companies' AI tools.
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As public health officials move toward the "mitigation" phase of the virus response, the specter of isolation and self-distancing is taking hold.
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Election officials can help by pushing state legislators to adopt vulnerability disclosure policies and prioritizing vulnerability mitigation across all public-facing IT infrastructure.
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But the Easter cutoff does offer the administration extra time to intensify mitigation efforts and plan whatever steps Trump decides to take next.
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An all-adaptation, no-mitigation climate approach fits the bill, at least for the sort of conservative who mistakes callous myopia for realpolitik.
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"The increasing frequency, impact and cost of disasters demands that we invest in mitigation and reduce disaster suffering," Ms. Dennis said by email.
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"There could have been a serious mitigation of this if people had been notified and had an opportunity to react," Sheriff Gualtieri said.
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As mitigation by an individual country will benefit all, nations will be tempted to take a free ride on the efforts of others.
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Health officials have increasingly shifted their mindset from "containment" — stopping the virus altogether — to "mitigation," or preventing the virus' worst effects on Americans.
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Some medical expenses are tax deductible, including payments related to "the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease," according to the IRS.
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A recent paper, "Recalibrating climate prospects", shows how "integrative assessment models" that translate climate science into choices and consequences generally understate mitigation opportunities.
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Apple chief executive Tim Cook told investors that executives are "working on mitigation plans to make up any expected production loss" on Tuesday.
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Rapid adoption of the patch is the only known mitigation at this time and should be the primary focus for all network owners.
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The NDMP covers all aspects of disaster management - prevention, mitigation, response and recovery - and provides for better coordination among government agencies and departments.
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They should focus on flexibility, she says, ensuring any flood mitigation strategies they develop can be adjusted once they're underway or in place.
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But they might break the impasse, pushing enough of the world onto a steeper mitigation trajectory to benefit all—and be widely emulated.
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Since May 2018, FEMA has funded an additional $86.2 million in wildfire mitigation for 228 projects, providing increased protection to nearly 2,500 properties.
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But she received payouts from her government crop insurance plan for the damaged wheat, as well as aid from the trade mitigation package.
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We know how critical environmental reviews are in the fight against environmental racism and in ensuring climate mitigation and adaptation measures are considered.
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"We are closely monitoring the tariff discussions and are actively working on mitigation strategies, particularly in light of potentially escalating duties," he said.
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This counterintuitive effect happens because of moral hazard; mitigation spending creates a false allure of safety that leads to overbuilding in unsafe areas.
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"Climate change mitigation is the new product that everyone wants to buy and where there is demand there will be supply," they said.
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The Sri Lankan government has conducted additional environmental impact assessments to understand the project's impact and to study mitigation measures, the company said.
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At least 11 of those who died in the flooding Friday were students, according to Sutopo Purwo Nugroho of the disaster mitigation agency.
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"Many of the mitigation techniques are likely to be well beyond the means of the average homeowner in southeast Asia," Switzer told CNN.
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Both India and China have also called for more money from other countries to pay for their climate change mitigation and adaptation work.
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Not only is there lower economic costs, the right carbon tax translates into much more effective mitigation of emissions than regulations ever could.
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That includes trying to safeguard the pork market from ASF, and through mitigation planning, to minimize the damage if it reaches North America.
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This is why Congress should rethink our approach to disaster funding and elevate mitigation as a top priority while disaster prone areas rebuild.
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"This is totally different from a regular wildfire; it's all sawgrass," said Scott Peterich, a local wildfire mitigation specialist with Florida Forest Service.
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RICHARD G. LITTLE TROY, N.Y. The writer is a visiting research scholar in disaster mitigation, industrial and systems engineering, at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
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It's to increase the pool of resources devoted to climate change mitigation, which remains tragically small relative to the scale of the problem.
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The Supreme Court has said that there is a constitutional obligation to meaningfully investigate mitigation, or social-history evidence, in death penalty cases.
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But there were no immediate reports of damage or injury in Indonesia, said Rita Rosita, an official of the national disaster mitigation agency.
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"Mitigation efforts haven't worked because the carbon footprint increases strongly with an increase in affluence and decreases weakly with improvements in technology," Malik noted.
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Its consequences play out in real time, in flooded streets and waterlogged basements, and voters throw their weight behind mitigation efforts at the polls.
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Its rollover mitigation system tightens the seat belts to put you in the safest position in the event things go sideways and topsy-turvy.
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"However, increased reliance on AI will dramatically exacerbate existing risks, such as cyber, making the development of mitigation measures just as crucial," he added.
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While Baltimore does offer tips to residents infested with the blood-sucking bugs, the city doesn't have any mitigation programs, according to its website.
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Jones wants to require the models to include wildfire mitigation efforts, such as homeowner or community efforts to clear brush, according to the report.
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Regulators could use that information to encourage maximizing mitigation potential; Operator decisions can make a big difference in how much CO2 is ultimately captured.
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Apple issued its first silent patch to remove Zoom's extra software on July 10th, and today's update is essentially part of the same mitigation.
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Safety is the biggest one, as evidenced by the standard automatic emergency braking, lane keeping aid, oncoming lane collision mitigation and driver fatigue monitoring.
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American public health authorities announced new "mitigation" measures to disrupt the spread of the new coronavirus, beginning with patients who have flu-like symptoms.
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