| This is mitigable via proper sequencing of restoration projects and the Control Program. |
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| However a coalition of peace and environmental groups is not convinced that potential impacts from the incinerator are mitigable. |
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| Routine infrastructure projects such as highway construction are said to have predictable and mitigable environmental effects. |
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| With only a 575 ha footprint, the mine's contribution to regional losses was considered negligible, temporary and mitigable. |
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| Development proposals where the effects are well understood and readily mitigable using standard measures, fit into this category. |
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| After the panel review, the environmental effects were seen as being largely predictable and mitigable. |
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| All impacts were found to be mitigable to levels of insignificance. |
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| But back then, the storms weren't so bad, and the sand problem was an occasional, mitigable thing, she said. |
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| In both decisions it was concluded that the potential adverse environmental and directly related social effects were insignificant, or mitigable with known technology. |
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| If it can determine that effects are minimal or mitigable on the basis of very little information, then it need go no further even if there remain issues to be resolved at the level of project design. |
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| These actions are subject to a cursory or screening level review because they are relatively small in size and cause predictable and mitigable effects. |
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| The issues at hand include the extent of that influence, the expected sensitivity experienced by various organisms and whether the measured effects are mitigable. |
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| Anticipating the potentially large number of screening, many of which are similar and result in a limited range of predictable mitigable environmental effects, the Act provides for a class screening mechanism. |
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