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So yes, we need policies that provide safer environments and limit exposures to high risks, but we also need policies that reflect this insight.
Bacteria are microscopic living beings invisible to the naked eye that live everywhere, in all sorts of diverse and extreme environments, from the human gut, to soil, to skin, to vents in the ocean floor, reaching temperatures of 700 degrees Fahrenheit.
Bacteria live everywhere, in all sorts of diverse and extreme environments.
So, after noticing this and after learning about all of the creative ways that bacteria find food, I started to think: could bacteria in plastic-polluted environments have figured out how to use plastic for food?
I work in some of the most extreme cave environments on the planet.
In order to access these sub-surface environments that we're interested in, we're very interested in developing the tools to do this.
On Earth, these and other conditions in aquatic environments may have supported the emergence of life billions of years ago.
But they're real examples in urbanization and the change that's occurred in the last number of years, and the heightened sensitivity to the importance of our urban environments as cultural centers.
You like your fantasy environments, your fake, your Disneyland experiences.
They sense the environments, which tells them really important information about how to stay alive, essentially.
And this is quite important for the difficult and unique environments on the Earth as well as in space.
As heads of organizations, we should strive to create environments that encourage and nurture both moral skill and moral will.
Peatlands in polar environments store about a third of the global soil carbon reserves.
So the soil carbon bank in these polar environments built up over hundreds of thousands of years.
These extremophiles tell us that life may exist in many other environments.
But those environments are going to be widely spaced in this universe.
By studying city lights the same way, we can measure and predict how much energy the city needs and consumes and help build a resilient grid that will support the needs of growing urban environments.
In these environments, you have hot water dissolving minerals from the underlying rocks.
This is the price all of us pay for our so-called clean and safe and "healthy" environments on social media.
For dangerous environments or harsh, extreme places where it's hard to get people or equipment, they can assemble in the airspace, and as the helium dies, they then come back to the ground, and you're left with a big space frame structure.
But when we think about building smarter environments, think of smarter buildings or smarter cars or smarter clothing, that typically means adding more power, more batteries, more devices, more cost, more complexity and ultimately more failure.
That's all another way of saying that our individual skills and abilities are very much shaped by our environments.
For people who live in urban and suburban environments, if they go outside at night and look up, instead of being awestruck by the majesty of the universe, they see pretty much nothing.
We want to have a community where you can upload ideas, and those ideas can be tested in an earthquake, in flood, in all sorts of austere environments.
From it, I understood how nature was going to completely revolutionize how we design and build our environments, and that organisms like coelicolor were going to help us grow our material future.
If we can do this, then we can move what happens on a petri dish so that it can meet the human scale, and then hopefully the architecture of our environments.
They will test new delivery methods, target the environments where parasites thrive and influence behavior change.
These are not environments where you can build export manufacturing.
What's very, very important here is that the earliest humans evolved in high-UV environments, in equatorial Africa.
So people inhabiting northern hemispheric environments were bereft of the potential to make vitamin D in their skin for most of the year.
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