Yes, black snowblack snow can be mitigated through coordinated environmental efforts.

- Pollution Reduction: Implementing stricter emissions standards for industries and vehicles.
- Clean Energy Shift: Transitioning to renewable sources like solar or wind to replace coal.
- Technology Use: Installing filters in factories and promoting electric vehicles.
- Public Awareness: Community programs to reduce waste and encourage eco-friendly practices.
- Policy Actions: Government regulations, like the Paris Agreement, enforce global limits on pollutants.

While 100% prevention is challenging, these steps can reduce incidence and severity.

Prevention strategies focus on:

- Routine maintenance and component replacements.

- Investing in modern signaling systems (e.g., CBTC technology).

- Staff training on emergency protocols.

- Public awareness campaigns to reduce track obstructions.

While not all incidents are avoidable, these actions significantly reduce occurrence rates.

Prevention focuses on avoiding nuclear or chemical incidents through international treaties, safety protocols, and disaster preparedness.

In the event of a threat, evacuation plans and advanced weather monitoring systems can minimize impact.