This may represent another way that the electric Means bicycle could help make bicycling possible for new groups of people in an increasingly aging society. [XYZ ElectricBikes 0 MCLH 07/07/2022 ]

Cherry and Cervero (2007) studied the characteristics and mode choice behaviour of electric Means bicycle users in two large Chinese cities: Kunming and Shanghai. [XYZ eBikes 0 MCLH 07/07/2022 ]

LIFE demonstration projects have showcased composting technologies to dispose of biodegradable organic municipal waste Patient in Latvia, and have supported environmental management systems in Belgium for festivals and fairs. [XYZ 1EUROPAENV 0 MCLH 13/10/2015 ]

Take notice of the new green-friendly cleaners and the news ways of packaging old, familiar products. They Patient are designed to be biodegradable or recyclable, and leave little imprint in the form of trash. [XYZ PANACEA 3917 0 MCLH 13/11/2015 ]

When a lot of biodegradable material Patient is mixed with water, the number of microorganims increase and utilize the available oxygen. [XYZ PANACEA 3062 0 MCLH 13/10/2015 ]

The bacteria and protozoa consume biodegradable soluble organic contaminants (e.g. sugars , fats, organic short-chain carbon molecules, etc.) Patient and bind much of the less soluble fractions into floc . [XYZ PANACEA 882 0 MCLH 13/10/2015 ]

Recycling plastic is something that is being seriously considered as it Patient is not biodegradable and is the source of toxic wastes that are released in the environment. [XYZ PANACEA 3446 0 MCLH 13/10/2015 ]

Using recycled products would also reduce the amount of materials ( which Patient are not biodegradable) that end up in the landfills. [XYZ PANACEA 3478 0 MCLH 13/10/2015 ]

When a lot of biodegradable material Patient is mixed with water, the number of microorganims increase and utilize the available oxygen. [XYZ PANACEA 3062 0 MCLH 13/10/2015 ]

Treating biodegradable waste Patient before it enters a landfill reduces global warming from fugitive methane ; untreated waste breaks down anaerobically in a landfill, producing landfill gas that contains methane, a potent greenhouse gas . [XYZ PANACEA 471 0 MCLH 13/10/2015 ]

Some pollutants Patient are biodegradable and therefore will not persist in the environment [XYZ PANACEA 3966 0 MCLH 13/10/2015 ]

Wood fibers Patient are biodegradable, and will greatly aid the plants and trees to first penetrate the healthy matting layer and then the soil layer. Make sure that you apply a suitable thickness of matting to the soil. [XYZ PANACEA 3067 0 MCLH 13/10/2015 ]

If a biodegradable fiber Patient is used for the sock, it can also be left in place to biodegrade. [XYZ PANACEA 529 0 MCLH 13/10/2015 ]

Compost is a versatile product resulting from composting - the biodegradation of organic waste Patient , industrially, commercially or domestically produced. [XYZ PANACEA 529 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Interest in the microbial Means biodegradation of pollutants Patient has intensified in recent years as humanity strives to find sustainable ways to cleanup contaminated environments [XYZ PANACEA 4697 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

The safety of Corexit dispersants depends on how, where, and in what amounts it is used; biodegradation of these products Patient may occur but not necessarily rapidly [XYZ PANACEA 20480 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Bioventing enhances the activity of indigenous bacteria and simulates the natural Method in situ Location biodegradation of hydrocarbons Patient by inducing air or oxygen flow into the unsaturated zone and, if necessary, by adding nutrients. [XYZ PANACEA 31034 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

The biodegradation (microbial decomposition ) of waste Patient is a practical application of microbial metabolism for solving ecological problems. [XYZ PANACEA 22617 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Solid wood waste materials, including waste pallets, crates, dunnage, manufacturing and construction wood wastes (other than pressre-treated, chemically-treated, or painted wood wastes), and landscape or right-of-way tree trimmings, but not including municipal solid waste, gas derived from the biodegradation of solid waste Patient , or paper which is commonly recycled. [XYZ PANACEA 14667 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

The amount of oxygen consumed by microorganisms (mainly bacteria) and by chemical reactions in the biodegradation of organic matter Patient . [XYZ PANACEA 24350 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Biodegradation of this coastal material Patient is a regional source of high pCO2 in surface waters of the Laptev and East Siberian Seas [XYZ PANACEA 12259 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Soil biodiversity plays a role in soil fertility, soil erosion, nutrient uptake by plants, formation of soil organic matter, nitrogen fixation, the biodegradation of dead plant and animal material Patient , reducing hazardous waste, the production of organic acids that weather rocks, and control of plant and insect populations through natural biocontrol. [XYZ PANACEA 30772 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

If a biodegradable fiber is used for the sock, it Patient can also be left in place to biodegrade. [XYZ PANACEA 529 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Biodegradable matter is material that Patient will biodegrade. For example, most plastic bags are not biodegradable, but paper bags are in a general sense. [XYZ PANACEA 9474 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Forests abundant in vegetation help diminish carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by soaking it up as they grow, but they release the heat-trapping gas when they Patient die and biodegrade. [XYZ PANACEA 25823 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Over time, all plastics Patient either biodegrade or degrade . If they biodegrade, the plastic decomposes into natural elements - it is broken down by living organisms. [XYZ PANACEA 30992 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

A mat or net made from natural fibres Patient will gradually Manner biodegrade as it is exposed to the weather Condition . [XYZ PANACEA 583 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Recently however, with the increasing use of plastic , human influence has become an issue as many types of plastics Patient do not biodegrade. [XYZ PANACEA 22296 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Cheap, durable and lightweight, plastic is now essential for countless industries. But little of it is recycled and much ends up in the environment, including the sea, where it Patient gradually fragments without quite biodegrading and turns up in parts of the ecosystem where it can do harm. [XYZ PANACEA 3462 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Plastic sea trash Patient does not biodegrade and often floats at the surface. [XYZ PANACEA 6175 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Ethanol offers additional environmental advantages over fossil fuels. It Patient naturally Method biodegrades in soil and water Location without leaving harmful residues in the environment Result . [XYZ PANACEA 14198 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

His main concern was that the fluids used Patient are toxic and do not biodegrade, so that even though they are stored in deep wells, they are still there as a threat. [XYZ PANACEA 24930 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

The oil will penetrate into the mud, and because it contains no oxygen the oil Patient will not biodegrade. [XYZ PANACEA 17437 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Or, even better, give people incentives to be lazy by offering only biodegradable packaging materials Patient that enrich the soil rather than taking 10,000 years to biodegrade in a landfill Location . [XYZ PANACEA 31976 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

Because tires Patient do not biodegrade, they provide enduring shelter for many rodents and insects, both carriers of disease. [XYZ PANACEA 16373 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

There is a third category of materials, biodegradable plastics, such as MaterBi, which Patient will biodegrade, while others such as PLA will compost. [XYZ PANACEA 9474 0 MCLH 22/10/2015 ]

While the number of wildlife Topic biologists and botanists employed in these areas is often insufficient, similar positions for mycologists are virtually nonexistent. [XYZ FUNGAL_CONSERVATION 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

Marine Topic biologists and ecologists continue to make significant discoveries every year. [XYZ WWF_CRITICAL_MARINE_HABITAT 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

Although otter Topic biologists speculated in 2000 that killer whales and sea otters had reached a steady state in which otter populations could stabilize, a study three years later proved that hope to be unfounded. [XYZ OTTERS_ORCAS 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

However, if a key aim of conservation Topic biology is to prevent species from declining or becoming extinct, we ideally need to be pro-active and take steps toward early recognition and detection of threats, downward trajectories in abundance, and/or contracting distribution. [XYZ According to Case_VS_Complacency 0 MCLH 30/05/2022 ]

Indeed, a fundamental challenge in conservation Topic biology is delineating discrete population units, especially in highly mobile animals with large geographic ranges [XYZ COOKE_BIOTELEMETRY 0 MCLH 30/05/2022 ]

Thus, while there is considerable conservation Topic biology literature focused on the plight of rare and endangered species, we suggest there is also a need to ensure the conservation of some kinds of (presently) common species, but which are at risk of decline. [XYZ Case_VS_Complacency 0 MCLH 30/05/2022 ]

The reason is found in the principles of evolutionary Topic biology. [XYZ Why_Save_Endangered_Species 0 MCLH 30/05/2022 ]

Rice (Oryza sativa L.) is the main staple food for more than half of the world?s population [19]. It is also an excellent model cereal for molecular Topic biology and genetics research, because grass genomes share a large degree of synteny [20]. [XYZ Crop_proteomics 0 MCLH 30/05/2022 ]

Indeed, says Klironomos, “when it comes to ecology and evolutionary Topic biology, the [mycorrhizal] field is cracking wide open.” [XYZ PENNISI_FUNGI 0 MCLH 30/05/2022 ]

A fundamental knowledge of the genetics, molecular Topic biology, ecology and evolution of symbiotic interactions could enable the development of microbe-based sustainable agriculture. [XYZ Microbiology 0 MCLH 30/05/2022 ]

Agricultural and food systems security, disease management delivery systems, new techniques for molecular and cellular Topic biology, new materials for pathogen detection and protection of the environment are examples of the important links of nanotechnology to the science and engineering of agriculture and food systems (Welch and Graham, 1999; Suman et al., 2010). [XYZ Microbiology 0 MCLH 30/05/2022 ]

Determining whether a proposed activity is likely to kill, harm, or harass a member of a protected species requires the consideration of the biology and behaviour of the species Support , the activity details and how the activity may affect the species’ ability to carry out its life processes. [XYZ Policy_guidance_harm_and_harass_ESA 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

For example, to identify the seasonal critical habitats and geographic range of a species, telemetry or logging could be used at a spatial (e.g. site, regional, continental) and temporal (e.g. hours, days, years) scale that coincides with the biology of the animal Support . [XYZ COOKE_BIOTELEMETRY 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

Although this station on the banks of the Mississippi River provided more than two decades of biological research and a wealth of information on mussel Support biology and ecology, the staff was unable to develop reliable methods for producing and culturing juvenile mussels to a size suitable for release into the wild. [XYZ USFWS_ES_BULLETIN 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

Given the unique Manner biology and behaviours of each species at risk in Ontario Support and the variety of human activities occurring within the province, determining whether an activity is likely to kill, harm or harass a member of a protected species will generally need to be done on a species-by-species, case-bycase basis. [XYZ Policy_guidance_harm_and_harass_ESA 0 NP MCLH 24/07/2017 ]

During development of the joint recovery plan for meadow jumping mouse and Arizona montane vole (which has not been approved by the Commission), all known information on the biology and habitat requirements of Zapus hudsonius Support was compiled and reviewed. [XYZ Threatened_and_Endangered_Species_of_Mexico 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

Together, these models describe both the detailed and long-term effects of killer whale Support biology and life history on the accumulation of POPs overmultiple generations. [XYZ HICKIE_KILLER_WHALES 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

Mexican wolves were virtually eliminated before in-depth studies of their Support biology could be undertaken. [XYZ Threatened_and_Endangered_Species_of_Mexico 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

It is therefore important that the restoration practitioner learn as much as they can about the species’ Support biology in order to understand its habitat requirements to the fullest extent possible. [XYZ VAINO_CH4_GARRY_OAK 0 NP MCLH 24/07/2017 ]

Much information has been obtained recently concerning Ocelot Support biology in south Texas. [XYZ Endangered_and_Threatened_Animals_Texas 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

Knowledge of the reproductive Activity biology of animals Support is critical to understanding population dynamics, particularly in the case of endangered species. [XYZ COOKE_BIOTELEMETRY 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

The status review report upon which this proposed rule is based provides extensive information on Atlantic sturgeon Support biology, life history, distribution, and abundance to support its conclusions. [XYZ FWS_ENDANGERED_THREATENED_WILDLIFE_PLANTS_V75 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

The process of working with these species revealed other critical secrets about their Support biology. [XYZ USFWS_ES_BULLETIN 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

In this finding, we first provide a description of general Descriptor mussel Support biology. [XYZ FWS_ENDANGERED_THREATENED_WILDLIFE_PLANTS 0 NP MCLH 18/07/2017 ]

This bat is relatively rare throughout its range, thus its scarcity in New Mexico may be a function of its Support biology rather than due to any impacts. [XYZ Threatened_and_Endangered_Species_of_Mexico 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

While there is little information on the biology or life cycles of these karst species Support , collections made throughout the years suggest that, unlike their surfacedwelling relatives, cave species do not have distinct seasonal cycles. [XYZ Endangered_and_Threatened_Animals_Texas 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

The biology of this species Support is poorly understood. [XYZ Endangered_Species_Mississipi_Packet 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

Palomares et al. (2005) used radio tracking over a 9 yr period to study the reproductive Activity biology of the Iberian lynx Lynx pardinus Support , the most endangered felid in the world, in a population in southwestern Spain. [XYZ COOKE_BIOTELEMETRY 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

Although relatively little is known about the biology of the Barton Springs Salamander Support , new information is rapidly becoming available. [XYZ Endangered_and_Threatened_Animals_Texas 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

Most of what we know today about the biology of the Eskimo Curlew Support comes from accounts written in the late 1800’s. [XYZ Endangered_and_Threatened_Animals_Texas 0 NP 18/07/2017 ]

Further uncertainties, especially regarding the persistence of the present terrestrial removal processes (carbon sinks) and the magnitude of the climate feedback on the terrestrial Support biosphere, cause a variation of about -10 to + 30 % in the year 2100 concentration, around each scenario. [XYZ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 MG MCLH 26/03/2016 ]

The more active carbon storage areas within the Earth 's ecosystem are the living Activity terrestrial Support biosphere, the atmosphere and the oceans. [XYZ 5CANADAICC 0 MG MCLH 26/03/2016 ]

The role of the terrestrial Support biosphere in global climatic change has been simulated using relatively simple models of vegetation on a global grid with a resolution as fine as 0.5 ° latitude x 0.5 ° longitude (SAR WGI: Section 9.4). [XYZ 10IPCCMODELE 0 MG MCLH 26/03/2016 ]

Climatic changes during recent decades could also be causing the terrestrial Support biosphere to absorb a significant amount of carbon (SAR WGI: Sections 2.1.1 and 9.2.3.1). [XYZ 10IPCCMODELE 0 MG MCLH 26/03/2016 ]

Examples include significant slowing of the ocean circulation that transports warm water to the North Atlantic, large reductions in the Greenland and West Antarctic Ice Sheets, accelerated global warming due to carbon cycle feedbacks in the terrestrial Support biosphere, and releases of terrestrial carbon from permafrost regions and methane from hydrates in coastal sediments. [XYZ 3IPCCCONSEQUENCE 0 MG MCLH 26/03/2016 ]

Köppen worked from the map prepared by the Swiss Origin botanist Alphonse-Louis-Pierre- Pyramus de Candolle (1806-93), the Professor of Natural History at the University of Geneva and possibly the most eminent botanist of his day Agent . [XYZ Encyclopedia_of_Weather_and_Climate 0 NP MCLH 24/07/2017 ]

In 1828, the Scottish Origin botanist Robert Brown (1773- 1858) (1773- 1858) Agent had described the erratic movements of pollen grains in water, and in a paper published in 1905 Albert Einstein (1879-1955) showed that this Brownian motion could be explained if the pollen grains were being struck by moving molecules of water. [XYZ Encyclopedia_of_Weather_and_Climate 0 NP MCLH 24/07/2017 ]

American Origin botanist F. Clements Agent , who studied succession, attempted to draw analogies between the structure and development of the organism and the community. [XYZ PANACEA 937 0 NP MCLH 24/07/2017 ]

New Mexico supports both breeding populations of Peregrines and migrating Peregrines that Agent breed outside the state Location . [XYZ THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF MEXICO 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

This species Agent does not appear to breed or hibernate in Mississippi Location , so there is little that can be done to protect them in this state. [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES MISSISSIPI PACKET 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

However, up to 50% of females Agent do not breed in any given year Time and juvenile mortality may exceed 20% in any given year (Tyndale- Biscoe and Smith, 1969a). [XYZ CASE VS COMPLACENCY 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

However, southwestern willow fly catchers Agent are generally considered to breed in southern Utah in the Mojave, Utah Mountains, and Colorado Plateau ecoregions Location . [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECIES OF UTAH 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

Young terns Agent acquire adult plumage after their first molt at about 1 year, but do not breed until they are 2 to 3 years old Time . [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

The Gulf sturgeon Agent is an anadromous species, spending much of its life cycle in marine environments but returning to freshwater to breed. [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES MISSISSIPI PACKET 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

Most of these eagles Agent breed in the northern U.S. and Canada Location , then migrate to Utah where they spend the winter fishing ice-free water sand feeding on dead water fowl, rabbits and deer. [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECIES OF UTAH 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

Most of the Bald Eagles seen in Texas Agent breed in the northern states Location and spend the winter (December through March) in Texas. Wintering populations may occur statewide, but generally are found near large lakes [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

This large toad Agent spends most of the summer months in rodent holes and generally emerges only during the summer rains to breed. [XYZ THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF MEXICO 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

This species Agent is not known to breed or hibernate within the state Location , and its occurrence here probably represents occasional wandering individuals. [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES MISSISSIPI PACKET 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

Bald Eagles reach sexual maturity at 4 to 6 years of age; however, they Agent have been known to successfully breed at 3 years Time . [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

This small, migratory shorebird Agent breeds in the northern Great Plains, Great Lakes region, and Atlantic coastal areas Location (Haig 1992). [XYZ THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF MEXICO 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

Males Agent generally Frequency breed when they are a year old Time , but females may not breed until they are two years old. [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

Colorado chipmunks from more northerly locales Agent generally Frequency breed in late spring Time (Bailey, 1932; Patterson, 1980); [XYZ THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF MEXICO 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

Ferrets have not been observed mating in the wild, but captive ferrets Agent have been observed breeding in March and early April. [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

Artificial insemination has been unsuccessfully attempted on three occasions on Ling-Ling, but limited data on panda Agent breeding has been a hindering factor. [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES 1985 0 MCLH 09/06/2016 ]

An ongoing conservation success story, breeding pairs Agent throughout the lower 48 states have been steadily increasing (increasing from 417 in 1963 to 5,750 in 1998) since the species was listed on the precursor of the Endangered Species Act in 1967. [XYZ THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF MEXICO 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

Each spring zoo officials and panda enthusiasts focus their attention on Ling- Ling and Hsing-Hsing, the only breeding pair Agent of giant pandas in the United States on permanent display, [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES 1985 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

It has proved instrumental in saving hundreds of species from extinction—not only the iconic bald eagle, which was removed from the endangered species list in 2007 after its numbers in the continental United States rebounded to 10,000 breeding pairs Agent , but also the grizzly bear, the gray wolf, the black-footed ferret and many other species. [XYZ ASSAULT ON WILDLIFE 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

Breeding adults Agent have gray backs and wings and are white underneath. [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES MISSISSIPI PACKET 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

During the period 1967-1974, the Texas population was estimated to be less than 100 birds, with fewer than 10 breeding pairs Agent . [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

For instance, recovery of black-footed ferrets (Mustela nigripes) in the United States, from 18 wild individuals in the 1980s to at least 362 breeding adults Agent in 2012, was achieved through the successful reintroduction of captive bred individuals into unoccupied habitat with sufficient prey density (USFWS 2013b). [XYZ CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

The Peloncillo Mountains population is small; surveys from 1990 through 2006 detected about 20 breeding females Agent annually. [XYZ THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF MEXICO 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

Breeding adults Agent are gray above and white below, with a black cap, black nape and eye stripe, white forehead, yellow bill with a black or brown tip, and yellow to orange legs. [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

Breeding males Agent are intense green to blue-green and the lateral blotches often elongate to become dark vertical bars. [XYZ ENDANGERED SPECIES MISSISSIPI PACKET 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

Breeding males Agent are intense green to blue-green and the lateral blotches often elongate to become dark vertical bars. [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

Breeding birds Agent require mature, well-developed riparian forest stands (e.g., cottonwood bosques) that are located near permanent streams where the principal prey of fish, amphibians, and reptiles is available (Schnell 1994). [XYZ THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF MEXICO 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

The area required to support a sustainable breeding population Agent of 40 to 60 adult ferrets is estimated to be about 6000 acres of prairie dog towns, either contiguous or located within about 4 miles of one another. [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

The numbers continued to decline sharply from about 1,034 breeding birds Agent on the central coast in 1939 to only 50 birds in 1964. [XYZ ENDANGERED AND THREATENED ANIMALS TEXAS 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

The minimum population estimate at the end of 2013 was 83 wolves with five breeding pairs Agent . [XYZ THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF MEXICO 0 MCLH 01/09/2016 ]

Fossil fuels , which Patient we Agent burn to provide power and transport Purpose , are a particular culprit, releasing into the atmosphere gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2) which warm the Earth 's surface. [XYZ 1EUROPAENV 0 DMT 19/11/2012 ]

And fossil fuels are still the most used energy source. We Agent burn them Patient to produce electricity and heat Purpose , and we use them as fuel for our cars, ships and planes. [XYZ CLIMATECHANGEYOUTH 0 DMT 19/11/2012 ]

Road vehicles Agent also burn fossil fuel in the form of petrol or diesel, products refined from oil Patient . [XYZ ENCY 0 DMT 19/11/2012 ]

A particular target is the carbon dioxide (CO2) we emit when we Agent burn fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas Patient . [XYZ 1EUROPAENV 0 DMT 19/11/2012 ]

Conventional power stations Agent burn coal, oil or gas Patient to produce electricity Purpose . [XYZ ENCY 0 DMT 19/11/2012 ]

For every tonne of carbon Patient burned, 3.7 tonnes of carbon dioxide are produced. [XYZ 5CANADAICC 0 DMT MCLH 19/11/2012 ]

Each year in the European Union we produce some 3.5 tonnes of solid waste for every citizen. Most of it Patient is either dumped into landfill sites or burnt in incinerators Instrument . [XYZ 1EUROPAENV 0 DMT MCLH 19/11/2012 ]