Footprint in sentence

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There's another thing happening around the country, which is that companies are starting to get concerned about their water footprint.

So what can they do about this remaining water footprint that can have serious effects on the ecosystem?

So how can they address this remaining water footprint?

Well, it means that our big carbon footprint is crushing the very creatures that sustain us.

Furthermore, it's simply not true that what went wrong in Afghanistan is the light footprint.

In my experience, in fact, the light footprint was extremely helpful.

Which is a fantastic story, unless you think about humanity's footprint on the planet, and our ability to keep up food production.

So I'm going to suggest that less stuff and less space are going to equal a smaller footprint.

And we would leave a very low footprint on the planet.

Due to the Ballbot system, it has a very small footprint and it's also easy to move around.

It took building a whole bunch of systems to get it right, but once we did, we were able to cut our carbon footprint nearly in half.

It's like a carbon footprint.

But you can reduce your nitrogen footprint.

Is it different than what is being used today, or does it have a lower carbon footprint than what's used conventionally?

This means lower carbon footprint.

Also, let's not forget about the carbon footprint.

So, just as on Earth, clunky stereo systems have shrunk to beautiful, tiny iPods, maybe intelligent life itself, in order to reduce its footprint on the environment, has turned itself microscopic.

It is made in America, it is a trivially low-carbon footprint to create, curbside recyclable, costs about 4,000 dollars to create, and it is dishwasher-safe.

Instead, we maybe want to freeze the footprint of agriculture and farm the lands we have better.

It's actually a bigger footprint if we take into account the embodied energy in the stuff we import into our country as well.

And the same concept: shade against the sun, shade against the wind, and use, use and take advantage of the sun you can harvest on your footprint.

So, I wanted to know if this was possible to put this at an industrial level, so we made a large boat with a large sail, and with a very light hull, inflatable, very small footprint, so we have a very big size and power ratio.

No to stripping the people, and the blue bra is to remind us of our shame as a nation when we allow a veiled woman to be stripped and beaten on the street, and the footprint reads, "Long live a peaceful revolution," because we will never retaliate with violence.

This ability, coupled with the cold darkness of space, points us to a future where we, as a civilization, might be able to more intelligently manage our thermal energy footprint at the very largest scales.

That left the chassis unencumbered, so you can do things like fold, so you can fold this little vehicle up to occupy a tiny little footprint.

This uses 20 times less energy for every mile or kilometer that you travel than a car, which means not only is this thing fast to charge and really cheap to build, but it also reduces the footprint of your energy use in terms of your transportation.

And we were able to grow this software footprint, and a few years later it became very useful software, and we were quite humbled when it was used in Haiti where citizens could indicate where they are and what their needs were, and also to deal with the fallout from the nuclear crisis and the tsunami in Japan.

XL: When you zoom in into the hippocampus, of course you will see lots of cells, but we are able to find which cells are involved in a particular memory, because whenever a cell is active, like when it's forming a memory, it will also leave a footprint that will later allow us to know these cells are recently active.

Or say your cow does, or say your pig does, and then, say, it rains, and that footprint fills up with a little bit of water.

So what we've got here now is the global footprint of all the TEDx Talks over the last four years exploding out around the world from New York all the way down to little old New Zealand in the corner.

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