Mitigation is the effort to reduce loss of life and property by lessening the impact of disasters and emergencies. It refers to measures or actions that can prevent an emergency, reduce the chance of ...

There is no federal law that explicitly authorizes the FCC, or other agencies, to establish and enforce debris mitigation rules. The FCC has argued since it first adopted such rules two decades ...

Canada’s first National Day Against Gun Violence paves the way forward to help mitigate gun violence and promote healing for survivors.

Climate-change mitigation encompasses policies and activities intended to reduce the greenhouse gas forcing of the climate system. Key intervention points include: the reduction of greenhouse gas ...

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Studying earthquakes that occur in Peru, situated like Japan in a subduction zone, provides the opportunity to gain new knowledge that can significantly enhance Japan's geo-science and disaster ...

Mitigation close mitigateTo make less severe or unpleasant. means to reduce or prevent the effects of something from happening. Mitigation strategies include: ...

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indicates developing countries expect contributions in the trillions from developed nations for climate change mitigation efforts. A shepherd leads his flock along the bed of the dried up Studen ...