| Additional mitigative measures may be required at the activity stage for these species. |
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| In addition, it may form part of the mitigative measures for anticipated environmental impacts. |
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| Hence, the requirement for mitigative measures well beyond those proposed by the Proponent would qualify this as an adverse environmental effect. |
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| Small release frequency and large release frequency are measures of the plant's accident mitigative capabilities. |
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| These resources provide information and advice to the LWBs on potential impacts and mitigative measures. |
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| These modifications and mitigative measures were also incorporated in this Report. |
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| The main gap related to mitigative measures in reservoirs is related to measure of their effectiveness. |
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| With regards to priority species, lack of information on abundance makes it difficult to assess significance and therefore to suggest mitigative steps. |
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| The Agency may only allow the project to proceed if it is satisfied that there will be no significant adverse environmental effects taking into account any mitigative measures proposed by the project proponent. |
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| In all cases, adoption of a mitigative strategy should be based on thorough study of local conditions, and care should be taken to protect downstream interests. |
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| In view of such concerns, legislation and jurisprudence developed mitigative measures. |
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| What's more, the media make this mitigative plea after every war. |
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| Risk is assessed and mitigative measures are applied to achieve a risk level that is as low as is reasonably practicable without eliminating the possibility of conducting an activity. |
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| Where required or appropriate, a follow-up program is also designed and implemented to verify that the environmental assessment was accurate and the mitigative measures were effective. |
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| Class II mining projects willl involve a more intense level of activity that may require mitigative measures that go beyond the basic conditions set out for Class I projects. |
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| Typically, these individuals have the authority to select appropriate mitigative measures and to stop activities that may cause unnecessary impacts. |
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| These recommendations may include any remedial or mitigative measures that it feels should be applied to the project to minimize harm to wildlife harvesting. |
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| Many unique design features and mitigative measures were adopted to minimize disturbance to the thaw sensitive permafrost terrain and to ensure pipe integrity for the Norman Wells line. |
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| Signals isn't just a notification system, it actually anticipates mission-critical issues providing users with a competitive head-start on mitigative actions. |
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