mitigable 

  1. 形容詞
(有害、不快之事等)可緩和的
(危害等)可減輕的

    
                        
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                                Blue represents deaths from preventable or mitigable zymotic diseases.                            
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                                The effectiveness of a first strike is contingent upon the aggressor's ability to immediately deplete its enemy's retaliatory capacity to a level that would make a second strike impossible, mitigable , or strategically undesirable.                            
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                                The Class EA process is pre-approved by the Ministry and is for projects that are "carried out routinely and have predictable and mitigable environmental effects, and therefore, do not warrant an individual environmental assessment." 3 Many of the projects examined in this report fall under the municipal class EA process.                            
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                                The AP govt recommends here that "Impacts prima-facie seem to be mitigable , either by adopting some engineering/biological measures etc., or by modulating peaking flows of the project, there is no justification for holding the NBWL clearance." Can the AP govt share any engineering/ biological methods which can mitigate impacts of 90 cumecs -1729 daily fluctuations on an IBA and proposed Ramsar site with globally threatened biodiversity, without changing flows?                            
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