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But this assumes that our factories are humming because, in 2004, the U.S. supply was cut in half by contamination at one single plant.
You can see the coal burning plant in the background.
As the rainy season ends and the water subsides, they plant their rice in the fertile bottoms.
But one day of coal adds up to one hell of a lot of carbon dioxide in a normal one-gigawatt coal-fired plant.
If we look at the delays, it takes between 10 and 19 years to put up a nuclear power plant from planning to operation.
What he did was see what was happening in Israel, larger approaches, and figure out how to do a drip irrigation, which is a way of bringing water directly to the plant stock.
On any given plantation, 20 percent of the trees produce 80 percent of the crop, so Mars is looking at the genome, they're sequencing the genome of the cocoa plant.
TD: So, every one of you who has come here is so talented, and you have so much to offer to the world, I think it would be a good note to conclude on then to just take a moment to appreciate how fortunate we are to have come together in this way and exchanged ideas and really form a strong aspiration and energy within ourselves that we will take the good that has come from this conference, the momentum, the positivity, and we will spread that and plant it in all of the corners of the world.
This strange-looking plant is called the Llareta.
This plant is called the Welwitschia, and it lives only in parts of coastal Namibia and Angola, where it's uniquely adapted to collect moisture from mist coming off the sea.
And it actually never sheds those leaves, so it also bears the distinction of having the longest leaves in the plant kingdom.
And we saw about 35 alternations between open water and ice-covered water, between gravels and these plant sediments.
They plant the trees, and the money goes into their microcredit fund, which we call the Village Development Bank.
Now David Attenborough is really a plant lover; he did some of the most beautiful movies about plant behavior.
Now we know that a root apex has just a few hundred cells that show this kind of feature, but we know how big the root apparatus of a small plant, like a plant of rye.
100 vendors were co-located adjacent to the plant, and innovative business models for automobile dealerships were developed.
And then within plant protection, I came into the discipline of biological pest control, which we actually define as the use of living organisms to reduce populations of noxious plant pests.
So it's a whole discipline in plant protection aimed at the reduction of chemicals.
What damage does it actually inflict on the plant?
Those aphids secrete a sticky, sugary liquid called honeydew, and this just clogs the upper parts of the plant.
In principle, there are several ways to get renewable electricity, but how many buildings do you know which have a windmill on the roof or a water power plant in the garden?
Or the other guy, who asked me for a budget to build a cheese factory next to our plant in Ecuador, in the village.
Once Skeleton Man and the surviving platoon leader (or whatever he was--I'm not good on military unit terminology) reached the chemical plant, the movie moved into a zone of impossible nonsense that was almost mesmerizing.
For example, why not plant a seed of Erica's capability before the murder of her lover?
And a plant mimicking a cell phone sound or peoples voices is just too much to be believed.
Even the ring had me jumping for more, but the ruins is just that..... ruined for using a plant to coax victims into killing or be killed by the villagers.
For some reason, the Skeleton Man murders employees of a nearby chemical plant.
But back to the film, if you were going to kidnap people from an airport, some of the most secure and camera happy places in the modern world by the way, then why plant a stoolie on the inside of the van who does bugger all until the plot needs a twist.
Also if he loses the plant goes doom, so he goes off to fight Zarkorr the Invader!
This is a pretty good thriller at a nuclear power plant in southern California that was directed by James Bridges and stars Jane Fonda, Jack Lemmon and Michael Douglas.
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