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In Onagawa, people in the city actually fled to the nuclear power plant as a place of refuge.
In the 1960s, he fought to build that power plant farther back from the coast at higher elevation and with a higher sea wall.
90 percent of the reptiles on this island, 37 percent of the plant species exist here and nowhere else on earth, and that includes this species of dragon's blood tree, which actually bleeds this red resin.
One: degraded soils have diminished potential to support plant productivity.
And here is the flotsam near California State University Long Beach and the diesel plant we visited yesterday.
You formulate a recipe based upon the factors you can control, whether it be the skills or the fertilizer or the plant choice.
So if we would plant that in the beginning we would have a very high risk of losing everything again.
So we plant it later, along the waterways to filter the water, provide the raw products just in time for when the timber becomes available.
So we plant the trees, we plant these pineapples and beans and ginger in between, to reduce the competition for the trees, the crop fertilizer.
We plant in the seedlings mixed with the bananas, the papayas, all the crops for the local people, but the trees are growing up fast in between as well.
He's a young plant operator, and he looked like all the hipsters in our area, like with a beard and a beanie.
She delivers a remedy for the injured eye– it’s made from mistletoe, a sacred healing plant, but deadly if used incorrectly.
You know, it's a fair question: Can we plant our way out of this problem by using trees?
The whole of the plant is pretty much photosynthetic, so it grows fast.
Whereas if you plant a forest, you've got to worry about forest fires, bugs, etc., releasing that carbon.
They bring it into the plant, they break it apart into the carbon itself, and they use that to grow.
And so yes, carbon dioxide is plant food.
And when you have higher carbon in a plant, you have less nitrogen, and you have less B vitamins.
We've got plant breeding.
The three plants are Areca palm, Mother-in-Law's Tongue and money plant.
Areca palm is a plant which removes CO2 and converts it into oxygen.
We need four shoulder-high plants per person, and in terms of plant care, we need to wipe the leaves every day in Delhi, and perhaps once a week in cleaner-air cities.
The second plant is Mother-in-law's Tongue, which is again a very common plant, and we call it a bedroom plant, because it converts CO2 into oxygen at night.
The third plant is money plant, and this is again a very common plant; preferably grows in hydroponics.
And this particular plant removes formaldehydes and other volatile chemicals.
Incentives that could get them to protect and plant mangroves where they have been lost.
Let's have a look at this plant, for example.
This development into a culture plant did, of course, not happen overnight but took thousands of years, and it took several hundreds of generations of humans.
Have you ever eaten a sun-ripe tomato fresh from the plant?
She's in competition with a great big petrochemical plant which is just down the road, the three-and-a-half-billion-dollar petrochemical plant.
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