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Why we should follow the mitigation hierarchy Following the mitigation hierarchy is a fundamental part when working with biodiversity. The mitigation hierarchy is a step-by-step process of avoiding, minimising, restoring, and offsetting our impact on biodiversity. Avoiding impact on biodiversity Ores and minerals are found in specific geological conditions, which inevitably dictates the location of […]