Preliminary data indicates the sample burned for about 8 minutes.
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The entire village — and some 350 bodies — burned for days.
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It was nearly instant heat, and it burned for years.
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When biomass is burned for energy, that carbon is released.
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The book was challenged and burned for including L.G.B.T.Q. content.
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The blaze burned for more than two weeks, killing 88 people.
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Known as the Flames of Chimaera, they have burned for millenniums.
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Parts of Detroit burned for nearly a week, leaving 21967 dead.
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My toes burned for a week every time I took a shower.
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The Sanchi exploded and burned for more than a week before sinking.
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It was consistent with a fire that had burned for a while.
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Another option lies in growing crops that can be burned for fuel.
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And there it burned for six weeks until it had a heartbeat.
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Not so 'sunny': Elbowgate, Castro and chopper rides The afterglow burned for months.
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Preliminary data indicates that the test sample burned for approximately 8 minutes.[NASA]
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The garbage is automatically sorted and then recycled, buried or burned for fuel.
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The deadly fire has burned for nearly three weeks and killed eight people.
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In March, a fire at a petrochemical storage site burned for several days.
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Gibson had won a title elsewhere, but burned for another and demanded intensity.
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The Steelers have burned for a second shot at New England ever since.
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At the time, it had burned for three days, but away from his neighborhood.
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Word of warning: My fire looked massive and only burned for about 15 minutes.
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Place a cold sliver directly on the area you've burned for immediate—albeit temporary—relief.
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The coal is metallurgical, meant to be burned for production of steel and other metals.
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Lignite is mined and burned for power at locations such as Hambach, Garzweiler and Inden.
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Hell, a little dab of oil is supposed to have burned for eight days, right?
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At its height the fire devoured 1,000 acres an hour; it burned for a month.
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Wildfires that burned for weeks consumed half of the island — more than 21 square miles.
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Paris' most visited monument burned for seven hours before the flames were finally extinguished Monday evening.
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On Zakynthos, an island popular with foreign tourists, a dozen fires burned for a fifth day.
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These were women who burned for resisting conventionalities and displaying non-conventional, non-patriarchal religious beliefs.
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The Mendocino Complex — actually twin fires being fought together — has burned for more than two weeks.
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Fires that started in July in Montana burned for months, marking the state's second-worst season.
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Seven others were still reported missing in the blazes, which have burned for nearly a week.
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I remember loving 'Labyrinth' as a child and putting 'Magic Dance' on CDs I burned for friends.
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The Hill Fire in Ventura County burned for a little over a week before it was contained.
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The motor burned for two seconds and carried the capsule up and away from the rocket booster.
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Taylor's suing on behalf of all women allegedly burned for more than $5 million in damages. Why?
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The coal has burned for more than 295 years and will likely burn for centuries to come.
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That bridge possibly is burned for now, but my point is, is that why lose your voice?
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More than 8,000 personnel were fighting the fire, which has burned for 12 days and destroyed 1,009 structures.
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More than 253,000 people remain evacuated because of the blaze, which has burned for more than a week.
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The Ionic provides lap counting — showing swimmers real-time laps, exercise duration and calories burned for swims. 4.
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The fire burned for several days and eventually ignited about half of the stored ammunition at the site.
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Logging companies claim that biomass burned for power is "carbon neutral" – thus, not yielding a net pollution increase.
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That blaze burned for more than three hours as flames soared into the night sky, CNN affiliate WIBW reported.
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It took this messenger eight days to get this new oil, but the solitary oil burned for eight days.
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The spaceplane's engine burned for 30 seconds, pushing the Unity supersonic to Mach 1.87 before the engines cut off.
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Though firefighters attempt to stamp out the flames, too much land is being burned for them to possibly manage.
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When burned for electricity, natural gas is cleaner than coal, producing about half the carbon dioxide that coal does.
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Natural gas only emits about half as much CO2 when burned for energy, so that's a boon for climate efforts.
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The fire had burned for 74 days, destroying 312 homes and razing nearly 500,000 hectares (1.2 million acres) of land.
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The stage&aposs single J-2 engine burned for 445.2 seconds, clearing it to send Apollo 11 to the moon.
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The rockets burned for 31 seconds total, and the craft's unique "feather" system for slowing its descent was deployed successfully.
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The heavy rains expected as early as Wednesday could drench the Camp Fire, which has burned for nearly two weeks.
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They end up buried in landfills, downcycled into various materials like turf fields, or (controllably) burned for various useful components.
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Last October, a monk in Bangkok urged that a mosque be burned for every monk killed in the deep south.
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Gigantic piles of yarn and fabric fueled the flames, which burned for more than 17 hours before firefighters extinguished them.
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In 2017, half of all petroleum burned for electricity in the United States was burned in Hawaii, according to his presentation.
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The Dubai Civil Defense said the fire burned for at least two hours early Friday before firefighters started cooling the building.
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Natural gas produces much less CO2000 than coal when it's burned for energy, but methane leakage can limit its climate benefits.
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The motor, which burned for about two seconds, successfully carried the capsule up and away from the rest of the rocket.
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The Huasna Fire burned for four days on and around the property at 9815 Huasna Road before being contained and extinguished.
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Earlier this year, a disastrous fire burned for days at a petrochemical facility on the outskirts of the Houston metropolitan area.
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Just like coal and other fossil fuels, when wood is burned for energy, its stored carbon is released to the atmosphere.
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Each was loaded with petroleum products, and the Front Altair burned for hours, sending up a column of thick, black smoke.
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Muthoni then empties the container into a green compressing machine that turns out black briquettes, which can be burned for energy.
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Research conducted by fire scientist Anthony Westerling shows that between 22017 and 210, fires burned for an average of six days.
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Every year, existing farmland is dried out and burned for the next season's crop and to clear surrounding forests for expansion.
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Earlier this year, a disastrous fire burned for days at a petrochemical facility on the outskirts of the Houston metropolitan area.
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The acrid smoke caused air quality to deteriorate to dangerous levels from Singapore to Vietnam as thousands of fires burned for months.
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When burned for energy, they give off a specific carbon signature, the lighter form of carbon that all of Earth's plants breathe.
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The fire, which has now burned for more than a week, emptied the city of residents and damaged an estimated 1,600 structures.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE, crashed and burned for flying first class too often.
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It burned for a total of 60 seconds and drove the vehicle directly upward at nearly three times the speed of sound.
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The force of the explosion shattered windows of nearby condos and restaurants, while the ensuing fire burned for more than five hours.
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The Sanchi was carrying 136,000 tonnes of condensate before the accident, most of which evaporated after the stricken shipped burned for days.
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A fire that burned for three days broke out last Sunday at Mitsui & Co's Intercontinental Terminals Co site in Deer Park, Texas.
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From 1975 to 2016, in absolute terms, the amount of fossil fuel burned for electricity in the state rose by 203 percent.
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On April 29, 1986, the Los Angeles Public Library burned for over seven hours, a fire that destroyed more than a million books.
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The Raptor ignition also caused a large fire near the launch site after the test that burned for up to an hour afterward.
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On April 24.17.67, 1986, the Los Angeles Public Library burned for over seven hours, a fire that destroyed more than a million books.
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The third train spilled crude oil in and around a river near the town of Gogama, igniting a fire that burned for days.
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The first stage of the Falcon 9 burned for a few minutes before cutting off and separating from the rest of the craft.
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Just 1.6 million tons were recycled, 2 million tons were burned for energy and the remaining 8.2 million tons ended up in landfills.
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Though lesser in intensity, these leaks contribute to climate warming and mean that valuable fuel is being wasted without being burned for energy.
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The fire burned for three days aboard the combination cruise and ferry vessel that was traveling from the Dominican Republic to Puerto Rico.
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Under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, if a tree is burned for fuel in Europe, the emissions needn't be counted there.
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In March, the Intercontinental Terminals Company petrochemical facility in Houston suburb La Porte, Texas experienced a massive fire and burned for four days.
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The fire has burned for days, emitting toxic plumes that have driven hundreds to seek medical treatment, and complicating military operations in the area.
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The fire burned for several hours, destroying the 850-year-old cathedral's iconic spire and roof before firefighters contained the blaze early Tuesday morning.
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Overall emissions decline when there is decreased demand for energy, as well as a reduction in the carbon intensity of fuels burned for energy.
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How do you reconcile the historical Joan, burned for heresy and canonized for faith, with Shaw's Joan, a martyr for the cause of freethinking?
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"This is a very clear-cut case because she was targeted and burned for being a woman and for being a migrant," Palazzo said.
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The Carr Fire burned for six weeks and scorched about 2300,230 acres — a bigger area than the five boroughs of New York City combined.
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The rocket screamed into a steep climb as the engine burned for 30 seconds, pushing Unity past the speed of sound to Mach 1.87.
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CANNON BALL, N.D. — The fires burned for hours on the flat, muddy landscape, their thick smoke rising through snowflakes that tumbled to the ground.
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In 2012, a fire at a garment factory on the outskirts of Dhaka burned for more than 17 hours, killing more than 115 people.
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The fire, which burned for nearly a month, release some 21 kilotons of sulfur dioxide per day, according to NASA satellite data gathered in 7003.
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"Anaerobic digestion", in which organic matter is broken by microbes in the absence of oxygen, produces biogas which can be burned for energy or heat.
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In fact, this candle has a 100-hour burn time, so it can last for weeks even if burned for an hour or two daily.
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Los Angeles County, home to 10 million people and vast tracts of undeveloped mountainous land, has suffered much larger wildfires that have burned for weeks.
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More than 100 firefighters battled the five-alarm blaze as it burned for hours on the upper floors of the 36-story Marco-Polo building.
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As Roger Cohen recently wrote in The New York Times, in a column commemorating the 15th anniversary of 9/11: The fires burned for weeks.
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The scheduling quirk provides New York guard Arron Afflalo another opportunity to torch the team he burned for 38 points in Sunday's 111-97 victory.
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Three tanks at the Intercontinental Terminals Co. facility reignited Friday afternoon, just two days after an initial blaze that had burned for days was extinguished.
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That rebellion burned for years and culminated in the Syrian regime's notorious massacre of 10,000 to 30,000 people in the city of Hama in 1982.
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The team studied 6 terabytes of fitness data or about 2.3 million calories burned for "the largest biometric data collection of its kind," Lynch said.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino got burned for not paying taxes, but now it might be tax season that buys him more time as a free man.
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Late Wednesday a U.S. Air Force C-17 carried six Guatemalan children who were badly burned for treatment at the Shriner&aposs Hospital in Galveston, Texas.
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For the first experiment, participants went into what's known as a metabolic chamber, a room specially designed to monitor calories consumed and burned, for 24 hours.
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For today's flight test, VSS Unity's engine burned for just 31 seconds, which is shorter than the 60 seconds it would burn during a normal flight.
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According to the New York Daily News, the fire burned for 34 seconds before his owners discovered what was up and extinguished the flaming cardboard box.
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Tischendorf would later claim that he discovered the codex as it was about the be consigned to be burned for fuel, but this claim is dubious.
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The palm oil in your favorite vegan burger is possible because entire forests in Papua New Guinea were "cleared" and burned for the benefit of landowners.
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These plants move atmospheric carbon dioxide into their root systems, so even if they're eaten or burned for fuel, they leave some carbon in the soil.
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The KMCO plant is about 25 miles northeast of Deer Park, where an Intercontinental Terminals Co. facility caught fire and burned for several days last month.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports the fire burned for more than an hour under I-85 northbound near Piedmont Road, spewing large plumes of black smoke skyward.
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The conventional answer to that question is that less coal is being burned for electricity in the US, thanks to cheap natural gas, renewables, and federal regulations.
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The meltdown, explosions and nuclear fire that burned for 10 days injected enormous quantities of radioactivity into the atmosphere and contaminated vast areas of Europe and Eurasia.
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A Pride flag was reportedly burned for a second time in just over a month on Monday at a black-owned gay bar in New York City.
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One shopkeeper named Phumsith Purithongrat, known jokingly as "the richest man on the block," sells stacks of paper money to be burned for spending in the hereafter.
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And with the waste-to-energy plants feeling the squeeze, demand for solid recovered fuel -- non-recyclable plastic and paper burned for heat and energy -- has collapsed.
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Edison's innovation was longer lasting, evolving to illuminate the modern world, but Swan's elegant lamp prototype, which burned for only about 40 hours, was a shapely marvel.
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Fossil fuels burned for heat and hot water in New York's buildings account for 42 percent of the city's overall greenhouse gas emissions, de Blasio's office said.
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Cornerback D.J. Reed, who has eight pass breakups and three interceptions, leads a secondary that has been burned for over 400 yards passing for three straight weeks. 1.
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The bad ass with the iron fist is Amanda Hogan -- a defensive back for the Omaha Heart who just got burned for a TD by the Pittsburgh Rebellion.
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The photograph "Pretty Ideas," from 1974, captures 850 feet of colored flares spelling out those two words as they burned for 10 minutes along the Long Island Expressway.
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If the flames had burned for much longer, the floors could have caved in and the church bells could have come crashing down, destroying objects in their wake.
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It burned for two days and shut down four branches of the Long Island Rail Road for several hours, due to the thick smoke blowing onto the tracks.
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Hosted by Pamela Paul Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen On April 29, 1986, Los Angeles's Central Library caught fire and burned for nearly eight hours.
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It has also helped, to some extent, in the fight against climate change: When burned for electricity, natural gas produces about half the carbon dioxide that coal does.
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As of early last year, Britain had spent about $1.3 billion over the previous two years to subsidize wood pellets imported from North America and burned for energy.
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When she touches it, Claire is transported to the year 1745, an era where Scotland is fighting for independence and independent women like Claire are burned for being witches.
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The blaze at the Beilong Hot Spring Hotel in Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang Province, burned for more than three hours before it was extinguished at 7:50 a.m.
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The annual Twelfth of July bonfires and parades, celebrating the history of Ulster Loyalism, saw effigies of wicked Papists burned for public edification and the delight of inebriated Loyalists.
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Anti-pollution masks that cover the nose and mouth have become ubiquitous on the streets of Beijing and Shanghai, especially during the winter months when coal is burned for heat.
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The fire burned for two days, and the billows of black smoke from the flames caused four branches of the Long Island Rail Road to shut down for several hours.
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Then on April 26, 1986, a chain reaction led to a catastrophic event that released massive amounts of radioactive material, mostly through a reactor fire that burned for nine days.
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The giant oil tanker burned for over a week after it collided with a Hong Kong-registered freighter in the East China Sea, about 160 miles (260 km) from Shanghai.
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It burned for three days and destroyed 11 tanks holding fuels used to make gasoline and plastics that sat along the nation's busiest petrochemical port and among nine oil refineries.
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Because rescue vehicles could not cross the ditch, firefighters could not get their equipment close enough to suppress the flames effectively, and the fire burned for more than two hours.
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As you might expect, that would really hurt coal — but it also chips away at natural gas, which produces about half as much CO2 as coal when burned for electricity.
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The rocket screamed into a steep climb as the engine burned for 42 seconds, pushing Unity past the speed of sound to Mach 2.47 and reaching a peak of 170,800 feet.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Petrochemical maker TPC Group Inc will rebuild the Texas plant shut last week by devastating explosions that ignited fires that burned for six days, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Petrochemical maker TPC Group Inc will rebuild the Texas plant shut last week by devastating explosions that ignited fires that burned for six days, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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According to Pinker, in 1800, an Englishman in Britain with an average wage needed to work six hours to earn enough to purchase a hand-dipped candle that burned for an hour.
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Last year, bogs that had been drained for agriculture, and were drier because of El Niño-related warmth, burned for months, creating a haze visible from space and causing widespread health problems.
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The containers, which each held around 500,000 pounds of organic peroxides, burned for days, leading to a controlled burn of the remaining chemical containers that had not then ignited on their own.
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He is tied to a stake and burned for the theft and he laughs as he dies, singing out "Seven-O!" because he has fathered a child with the 30-mile woman.
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That contrasts with the tactics used by the Iraqi army during its retreat from Kuwait under US bombing in 1991, when well heads were targeted causing gushing infernos that burned for weeks.
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The confidence the President has in his own gut is not hurt by the fact that he has not yet gotten burned for setting fires he'd like to take credit for putting out.
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They run into Gillian/Geillis at the pub, who happens to mention that she's leaving that night to "further the cause," which is shorthand for shagging Dougal MacKenzie and getting burned for witchcraft.
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Right now the maned wolf's official IUCN designation is "near threatened," but this standing is likely to slide as more and more of South America's open grassy areas are burned for agricultural use.
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You can try it out on the What is my Movie website, launched at Disrupt last year — try entering "dog gets lost" or "hero wears a suit" or "money is burned", for example.
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But some conservatives — burned for years by nominees they believe shift toward the middle once on the bench — are urging Trump to nominate Barrett even if she might not be the safest choice.
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That symbolism is all the more important this time of year, as Hanukkah — known as the Festival of Lights — celebrates the ancient miracle of an oil lamp that burned for eight straight days.
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HOUSTON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Petrochemical maker TPC Group Inc will rebuild the Texas plant shut last week by devastating explosions that ignited fires that burned for six days, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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Studies have shown that for the world to meet the temperature targets under the Paris Climate Agreement, tar sands oil would need to be left in the ground, rather than burned for generating energy.
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When Iraq's military torched hundreds of Kuwaiti oil wells in 1991 ahead of advancing U.S.-led forces, most fires burned for around two months but some wells were not capped for almost a year.
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Burned for the third time since 2014, bulls may now be less willing to buy crude futures on producers' words alone and may instead wait for more tangible evidence of large, sustained stock draws.
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Before and after images show devastation of California wildfires The more than a dozen wildfires have burned for days, but authorities said they had a "handle on the fire" and firefighters were making progress.
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Back in November, Butler expressed his grief for everyone affected by the devastating fires — the Woolsey Fire burned for 13 days before reaching containment, and has been called the worst wildfire in Los Angeles' history.
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The app actually penalizes you a monetary amount if you fail to meet the fitness goals you've set for yourself, in terms of metrics like steps per week, miles walked, or calories burned, for example.
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The tree's rising popularity edged out another long-standing Christmas tradition – the Yule log, which is traditionally a giant log that was brought inside the home, decorated and burned for the 12 days of Christmas.
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Piloted by a two-member crew of Mark Stucky and Dave Mackay, Unity screamed into a steep climb as the engine burned for 31 seconds, pushing Unity past the speed of sound to Mach 20043.
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The Saints' 31st-ranked pass defense had put together three straight solid efforts before being burned for 335 yards by Matthew Stafford and the Lions, although New Orleans continues to play tough against the run.
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The fire in the block in west London burned for hours, and authorities fear that the official death toll of 30 is likely to rise, with many of the dead unlikely ever to be identified.
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Investment managers have also argued that they have a better chance at shaping a company's behavior as an investor, and that fossil fuels will continue to be burned for years, regardless of any divestment activity.
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When you walk into these buildings, they're cooler than the outside temperature, they smell different on the inside because they've had incense in them burned for centuries, so there's the palpable change in the atmosphere.
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Photo: File photo of wood pellets burned for energy in Germany (Getty)The only scientific argument for claiming that burning wood is carbon neutral depends almost exclusively on looking at it from a 100-year scale.
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In October, SoCal Edison said its electrical equipment could be at least partly to blame for the wildfire, which burned for 40 days and, at one point, was being fought by 9,213 firefighters and other personnel.
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This is perfectly sensible women ignoring all their better judgments and finally caving to some average loser's advances because it might grant them a moment's peace in the long run, and then getting burned for it.
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There are things that have to be tossed away or burned for fuel in this flight to the stratosphere; there is not enough time for frivolous things that many of us choose to lavish with our attention.
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Together, on an annual basis, they are responsible for fully 43 percent of the coal burned for electricity in the US. The "Wright Area leases," a set of four leases from BLM, would expand those two mines.
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Light is key to the holiday because, Jewish tradition says, the Maccabees found only enough ritually pure oil to fuel a ceremonial lamp in the temple in Jerusalem for one day, but it burned for eight days.
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Abroad in America The tension that had burned for months like a fuse in Donald J. Trump's unorthodox campaign exploded over the weekend amid cascading revulsion over a videotape that exposed him as a boastful sexual predator.
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The fires are the worst in Israel since 2010, when a blaze burned for four days and killed more than 40 people, most of them cadets from the prison service on their way to evacuate a prison.
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It is also trying to douse underground mine fires that have burned for a century in Jharia, in the eastern state of Jharkhand, to better tap the only source of top quality coking coal in the country.
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It covered only about 1,200 acres Thursday, but "it's burning in an area notorious for life and property loss and fuels that have not burned for over 70 years," Santa Barbara County Fire Chief Eric L. Peterson said.
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The blaze at Mitsui unit Intercontinental Terminals Co in Deer Park, Texas, burned for a third day after firefighting water pumps broke down for six hours on Monday evening and flames engulfed two more tanks, the company said.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Crews battled shifting winds and difficult terrain on Friday to stop a mammoth wildfire that has burned for nearly two weeks along the scenic California coastline, killing a firefighter and destroying more than 720 homes.
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The first English Bible's translator, John Wycliffe, was disinterred and his bones were burned for the heresy of translating into English, and his successor, William Tyndale, was excommunicated, sentenced to death by strangulation and burned at the stake.
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HOUSTON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Opening statements began on Thursday in criminal charges against the U.S. arm of a French company and three executives over chemical fires that burned for days and injured emergency workers called to the site.
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But the flames that burned for more than a day sent more than 5,000 pounds of hydrofluoric acid, a super-corrosive chemical that can make your heart stop if you inhale it, into the air around the refinery.
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The Chinese government is trying to reduce air pollution by 15 percent this winter in much of northern China, where pollution tends to be the country's worst, particularly during colder months when coal is widely burned for heat.
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So, if a person gets burned, for instance, a third-degree burn might not be as bad as a second-degree burn due to damaged nerve endings and the likelihood that a person would pass out in the process.
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NEW YORK/HOUSTON (Reuters) - An explosion at Husky Energy's refinery in Superior, Wisconsin, caused a fire that burned for several hours on Thursday and sent smoke billowing into the air, prompting the evacuation of thousands of residents, officials said.
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But when they arrive before the seasonal rains are able to saturate the land, as they did this year, last year and in 2017 when the Thomas Fire burned for over a month, it sets the stage for wildfires.
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He's also seen his company get burned for ignoring user privacy, and he's seen that the platform he built to make the world more open and connected can also be used by harassers, racists, trolls, bullies, and Vladimir Putin.
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"Our whole thesis behind pricing was that we hated getting burned for licensing for people who didn't use the software when we were back at CBS Interactive," he noted (both he and ElNaggar are alums of the media company).
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - State and local investigators have begun probing a petrochemical storage company outside Houston where a massive fire fed by giant tanks of fuel burned for days, darkening the skies with soot for dozens of miles, officials said.
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We'd been evacuated for ten days in December because of the wildfires that had burned for weeks along the ridgeline and enveloped everything in a black mantle of smoke, but we'd been lucky, and our house had been spared.
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It's an area with torrential rain that almost never burns on its own, yet the blazes have burned for more than two weeks, growing so intense that they sent smoke all the way to São Paulo, Brazil's largest city.
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Light is a main theme of the eight-day festival because, Jewish tradition says, the Maccabees found only enough ritually pure oil to fuel the temple's ceremonial lamp, The Menorah, for one day, but it burned for eight days.
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The legend is that while the Jews were at war with the Greeks and the Temple was under siege, there was only enough oil left to light the lamps for one day — but the oil miraculously burned for eight.
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The CDs he'd burned for me, though, eventually, when I'd gotten over the initial feeling of having been cheated, made me reassess my taste in music which meant that, in turn, I had to reassess myself as a totality.
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Ultimately, the Sawmill fire burned for nearly two weeks and though no buildings were destroyed, the blaze drove dozens of people from their homes and caused more than $8 million in damages, the US attorney's office said in a news release.
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Ultimately, the Sawmill fire burned for nearly two weeks and though no buildings were destroyed, the blaze drove dozens of people from their homes and caused more than $8 million in damage, the US attorney's office said in a news release.
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HOUSTON, March 20 (Reuters) - State and local investigators have begun probing a petrochemical storage company outside Houston where a massive fire fed by giant tanks of fuel burned for days, darkening the skies with soot for dozens of miles, officials said.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is investigating whether chemical maker Arkema SA followed safety rules at its Crosby, Texas, plant where chemical containers exploded and burned for days after flooding from Hurricane Harvey, an EPA official said on Monday.
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Such "carbon removal" might happen by developing better technology to take out carbon dioxide from the atmosphere - now an extremely expensive process - or by planting many more forests that could be harvested and burned for energy, with emissions pumped into underground storage.
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I still have all my high school mixtapes, and the first one I ever burned for my car had most of SQ3 (Collectors Edition) (Bootleg) on it (along with Hot Karl's "No Spanish"... but we can't shoot 100 percent all the time).
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If you take coal and run it through a gasification process — carefully applying heat and limiting the oxygen so that the hydrocarbons break apart chemically rather than burn — you can create a type of "syngas" that produces fewer pollutants when burned for power.
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Nothing quiets the raucous crowds at CenturyLink Field quite like the team's secondary being burned for deep touchdowns, and Carson Wentz will have his full array of receiving options available to pick apart a unit that is without Richard Sherman and Kam Chancellor.
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DEER PARK, Texas (Reuters) - Hundreds of neighborhood residents of a petrochemical plant that burned for three days and briefly emitted cancer-causing benzene into the air brought their coughs, headaches and other symptoms to a mobile clinic on Friday set up by local health officials.
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But other efforts – including a proposal to plant huge areas of the world's land to forests, which could be harvested and burned for energy, with the carbon them pumped into permanent underground storage – raise worries about risks to everything from land rights to food security.
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One of the most significant Alaska tundra fires was in 2007, when about 400 square miles (1,035 sq km) burned for months on the North Slope, the northernmost region of Alaska and a place where fires are rarer than in the Bering Strait region.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A proposal to turn back climate change by planting vast swathes of land with fast-growing trees and plants that can be burned for electricity, with the carbon they release captured and stored, is not "realistic and feasible", scientists said Thursday.
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In its blog post, the accelerator pointed to bio-energy with carbon capture and storage, which would require growing new biomass to convert into energy and then capturing the emissions created when that biomass is burned for power and burying it in the ground.
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When the scientists matched the methods for how much energy each burned—for example, a 30-minute, slower bike ride that burned 500 calories compared to 15 minutes of bike intervals that also burned 500 calories—they discovered that participants lost equivalent amounts of fat.
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The spate of fires, which have burned for two weeks without respite, have affected over 1003,000 Californians, many of whom have been forced to flee their homes, either through mandatory or voluntary evacuations -- with no guarantee that they will have anything left when they return.
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Even though drivers can use gallons of gasoline each week, "it's stored in an airtight tank, it's burned for energy, and converted mostly to carbon dioxide," said Jessica B. Gilman, a research chemist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration also involved in the study.
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BEIJING/SEOUL (Reuters) - Strong winds, high waves and toxic gases are hindering dozens of rescue boats struggling to locate missing sailors from a stricken oil tanker in the East China Sea and to extinguish a fire that has burned for the past three days on the ship.
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In January, other incidents included a blaze on Hapag-Lloyd's Yantian Express off the east coast of Canada, an explosion on Vietnamese tanker Aulac Fortune near Hong Kong that killed one sailor, and a fire on the Singapore-registered APL Vancouver near Vietnam that burned for days.
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There haven't been any deadly oil train disasters in the US in recent years, but there have been close calls, including an accident last year outside Galena, Illinois, during which 21 cars carrying crude oil from North Dakota derailed and caused a fire that burned for days.
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But scientists note that moisture levels of live trees and shrubs around Sydney are also at record lows — even lower than the levels during the Black Christmas fires of 2001, which destroyed more than 500 buildings on the edge of Sydney and burned for three weeks.
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Last year's Camp Fire was one of the deadliest and most destructive in California history, and experts in New Mexico pointed to the 2011 Los Conchas fire, which burned for more than a month in their state, as an example of the threats to the state's wilderness.
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Besides increasingly the reflectivity of the earth, other technological proposals to deal with dangerous climate change include sucking greenhouse gases from the air and storing them underground - or planting huge areas of the earth to forests, which would then be burned for energy with emissions also stored underground.
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HOUSTON, March 27 (Reuters) - Texas officials on Tuesday sued owners of a Houston area petrochemical storage facility over a fire last week that burned for days, alleging violations of environmental laws and seeking damages to cover response costs for the disaster that released chemicals into the air and waterways.
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The 34-year-old Rinne has been dented for four goals in each of the first two games, twice getting burned for three goals in a span of under 4 73/2 minutes to allow Pittsburgh to seize a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series.
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The vehicle reached the gas giant's north pole this evening, and NASA received confirmation that the vehicle had turned on its main engine at 53:25PM ET. The engine burned for 21 minutes, helping to slow the spacecraft down enough so that it was captured by Jupiter's gravitational pull.
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Unlike some of their competitors, such as Shell and Total, Exxon's leaders have continued to envision a future in which its oil and gas reserves, which stretch from Siberia to Africa and the Gulf of Mexico, can all be drilled and burned for energy despite the climate change consequences.
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Nearly 45 minutes into his sermon, Ayatollah Khamenei said his "heart burned" for the victims of the crash, but he quickly accused Iran's enemies of seeking to capitalize on the tragedy to overshadow the killing of General Suleimani and the missile strikes on two bases that housed American troops in Iraq.
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"What could better counter the alienation of a high-technology environment," Witt wonders, "than a reminder of [something like] the ancient, primal scent" of smoldering palo santo, which South American indigenous peoples have burned for centuries for its healing properties, and which now wafts through high-end galleries and nightspots?
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Cultured Traveler At the end of each 52-year cycle that governed their calendar, the Aztecs would put out all the fires they burned for everyday use, and as night descended, priests would use a friction rod to ignite a new blaze atop a sacred volcano that soared over the surrounding shimmering lakes.
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California wildfires by the numbers Evacuation order lifted The spate of fires, many of which burned for more than two weeks without respite, has affected more than 100,000 Californians, with many forced to flee their homes, either through mandatory or voluntary evacuations, and no guarantee they will have anything left once they return.
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This summer, homeless-encampment-related fires also sprung up in Pacoima, where an abandoned house taken over by squatters burned for a second time; in South Los Angeles, where an encampment in an alley burned, badly damaging a house; and in the Sepulveda Basin, where about 100 people were living, some for many years.
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It honors another segment of the 9/11 community, those who were exposed to toxins in the aftermath of the attacks — people who worked in the twin towers and escaped; police officers and firefighters who went through rubble that burned for more than three months; and residents of Lower Manhattan who breathed the same air.
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The Skirball Fire located near the upscale Bel Air area of Los Angeles burned for a third day on Friday, just two days after the Getty Center—which contains thousands of priceless pieces of art—was thought to be in danger from the hellacious 475-acre blaze that prompted evacuations and a closure of the 405 Freeway.
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The shah of Iran in 1975 declared "Oil should be used for only good and noble purposes, if you want to heat your houses or make electricity with oil it is almost a sin you are committing against humanity," indicating it should not be burned for electricity or transport but used for petrochemicals that do not harm the planet.
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The American lumber industry still does a lot of clear-cutting, said Seth Ginther of the US Industrial Pellet Association, an industry group focused on the international trade, and the pellet market provides a market for wood that would be cut anyway, but would otherwise just be left in a field to slowly evaporate, or be burned for waste.
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In the cable, the diplomats call for military strikes against President Bashar al-Assad's government to stop its persistent violations of a civil war ceasefire Obama's policy toward Syria, where a civil war has burned for more than five years, has been predicated on the goal of avoiding deeper military entanglements in the Middle East, and has been widely criticized as hesitant and risk-averse.
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NASA Just Tested the Rocket Engine We&aposll Use to Visit MarsNASA's RS-25 engine, the powerhouse aboard the SLS rocket that will one day launch us to Mars, just …Read more ReadIn today's test, the booster burned for a full two minutes, the same amount of time that it will need to run to get the SLS rocket lifted off the ground when it's finally put into action.
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While EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE is expected to restrict the role of science in policymaking, he has come out in favor of another rider to require all biomass (wood chips, corncobs, etc.) burned for electricity production to be considered carbon neutral.
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