There's also no such thing as a chemical-free bug spray.
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In three hours, the food waste becomes a chemical-free fertilizer.
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This sunscreen is chemical-free, paraben-free, fragrance-free, and it's reef friendly.
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In further testing in February 2015, the stream appeared to be chemical-free.
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The chemical-free facility uses hydroponics technology, so it grows plants without soil.
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It's a chemical-free antioxidant sunscreen and that's a good thing to travel with.
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It's made using sustainable, chemical-free materials that are plastic-free and metal-free.
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Pros: Safe for sensitive skin, chemical-free, soft and delicate feelCons: Pricey, not durable
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Swaddle your baby in a chemical-free product that doesn't clog up the landfills.
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Or perhaps opt for chemical-free cosmetics and lotions that are flooding the marketplace.
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Every time I hear someone say we need "chemical free" products, it's really sad.
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The company makes luxury sheets via a chemical-free supply chain and sells them online.
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The Charcoal Whitening Toothpaste is entirely chemical-free, removing stains and cleans your teeth naturally.
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Chemical-free diapers, gluten-free baby food, gender-free toys ... all that free isn't free.
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Mr. Batra deliberately puts his stores near beloved — and definitely not chemical-free — beauty companies.
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"It also more healthy as consumers now eat produce that is chemical-free," she added.
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"She made sure she had organic cotton made without pesticides and chemical free," the source says.
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No artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives makes this chemical-free toothpaste a favorite of Dr. Marashi.
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Spero Hope LLC, a company founded by cancer survivor Jamie Lee, donated chemical-free hygiene products.
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We're told any items with paint are chemical-free, and anything wooden came from sustainable suppliers.
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Silvon just introduced the world's first line of bacteria-resistant sheets — and they're completely chemical-free.
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For what I've accomplished—young in life and old in life—while being totally chemical free.
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The social-media enabled supply is helping to meet growing demand for chemical-free produce in India.
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Taco Bell still uses chemical-free ingredients, cage-free eggs, and offers low-calorie and vegetarian menus.
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You can find this shrimp at upscale supermarkets and fish shops; ask for chemical-free wild shrimp.
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"I feel like celebrities are kind of following the trend of green, organic, chemical-free (products)," she says.
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"In addition, this product is labeled as &aposclean,&apos but clean does not mean chemical free," she continued.
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If you buy a product that has "chemical free" on the label, immediately ask for your money back.
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The bright blue on the denim is a chemical-free indigo dye, so it washes to this true blue.
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Opting for locally grown, chemical-free products at farmers' markets is a healthy choice and a humane one, Prybyla said.
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Cold-pressed, unrefined, and chemical-free coconut oil can be used to substitute butter and other oils in many recipes.
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The CDC has a list of suggestions for chemical-free ways to make your yard less inviting to ticks, as well.
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A dress made from the chemical-free leather alternative sits alongside other pieces made from orange peel and pineapple fibre, too.
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To get rid of the grime, workers are using a chemical-free mud paste that absorbs dirt, grease and animal excrement.
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A chemical-free yard provides safe food sources for birds, and organic farms provide the same benefits on an agricultural scale.
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Even though the smoke was harmless, it was not chemical-free, and she had not been able to smoke during the culturing.
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That's the closest we'll ever come as only one of us has been lifetime chemical-free and the other person has not.
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Those include cleaner water and air, less pollution, more chemical-free agriculture and reduced loss of wildlife and plant species, he said.
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Plus, they resist dust mites, mold, and mildew, and are completely allergen and chemical-free, so you can always wake up feeling refreshed.
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For my toddler, I bought a package of Andy Pandy diapers, an eco-friendly chemical-free brand that run about 50 cents each.
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If you're looking for a chemical-free option to pest control, this well-reviewed device could be the key — and it's currently 70% off.
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I can't personally speak to the efficacy of the Health Ranger's very special mix of "chemical-free" chemicals at getting rid of ZIKA MOSQUITOES.
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The Miswak Club Natural Teeth Whitening Kit is your best alternative if you're looking for a natural, chemical-free approach to whitening your teeth.
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And in all fairness, I was fully prepared to ditch them if their crunchy promise of scent- and chemical-free power didn't hold up.
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Chemical free, hygiene considerate, and with a design that matches any bathroom, the LiBa Mildew Resistant Fabric Shower Curtain is our go-to shower curtain.
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The new line includes foundation, blush, bronzer, eyeshadow, eyeliner, translucent powder, sheer lipsticks and peppermint oil-infused glosses: all made from chemical-free, mineral-based products.
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The Dupray Neat Steam Cleaner utilizes the pressure of steam to offer chemical-free sanitization that can be used on floors, grout, and so much more.
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Last year, Alba's company reached a $7.35 million settlement for wrongly labeling ingredients in its home and personal care products as natural, plant-based or chemical-free.
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As a shopper, you can chose from labels touting a product's chemical-free nature (Certified Organic), genetic makeup (Non-GMO), and effect on tropical ecosystems (Shade Grown).
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Ms. Colopy said that wellness or skin care companies interested in bee products should work with beekeepers who house their hives among chemical-free plants and crops.
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Initially focused specifically on sportswear brands, the campaign went on to recruit 76 international retailers to adopt its five-step Detox Program and be chemical-free by 2020.
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Because natural wine can still honor your palate if you've been drinking wine from the grocery store, but the cool thing is that it's chemical-free, and that's awesome.
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Earlier, as practice director at strategic branding firm Siegel+Gale, he led brand programs for companies such as American Express, Dow Chemical, Free Library of Philadelphia, Lockheed Martin, and State Farm.
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Although BGS contains natural ingredients such as aloe leaf, carrot oil, avocado oil, cocoa butter, and jojoba, it is not chemical-free; avobenzone and homosalate are listed as main active ingredients.
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Writers like Mike "The Health Ranger" Adams claim that chemicals and vaccines are the real cause of Zika virus—but he'd like you to buy his "chemical-free" bug spray anyways.
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Of course, nature already provides plenty of pleasing scents, chemical-free, in a variety of plants—there's a reason people have been putting flowers (or potpourri) around their homes for centuries.
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The Journal's report follows a lawsuit in February that accused Honest of fraudulently labeling dozens of home and personal care products as natural, plant-based or chemical-free, causing consumers to overpay.
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Jessica's Alba's Honest Company, once valued at $1.7 billion with an eye towards an IPO or blockbuster sale ran into problems when it was sued for mislabeling products natural or chemical-free.
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Moon Minded Medicine Holy Smokes Additive- and chemical-free, these smoking alternatives were designed for those who want to ween off nicotine without giving up the social aspects a cigarette break can offer.
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At Barshop's salon, gynecologists perform all of the treatments (with the exception of waxing and vaginal steams), and they've actually developed their own chemical-free skin lightening method that involves using a laser.
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They are also concerned that when they are told something is chemical-free or natural, that it actually is, demonstrated by anger over the actress Jessica Alba's Honest personal care products such as sunscreen.
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These local farmers — despite ostensibly being in competition — turned to each other for help in adopting a chemical-free, biodynamic system, which treats the farm holistically as one big organism of plants and animals.
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And as long as a decade ago, the company had already introduced processes for producing chemical-free cloth dyed with things like tea, tobacco, mushrooms and crocus and made permanent without use of caustic fixatives.
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In short, he wants to create a network of business, educational and agricultural ventures big enough to swing the nation's food system back to one based on healthy, local food grown on chemical-free farms.
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When founder Deirdre Heekin decided to convert a former dairy farm into a chemical-free, polyculture paradise for wine grapes and vegetables, it became the only organic vineyard in Vermont, and the only one working naturally.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Honest Co, the shopping website cofounded by actress Jessica Alba, has been accused of fraudulently labeling dozens of home and personal care products as natural, plant-based or chemical-free, causing consumers to overpay.
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Yunko, who works in real estate in New York and freelances as an Uber driver, insists there was no pornography or nudity in the seminar and that the meetings were chemical free in adherence with Lesley's teachings.
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Teams at the University of California, Davis are developing specially designed antimicrobial plastic films to prevent bacterial contamination of fresh produce from the surfaces of equipment at production plants, and chemical-free sanitation solutions for maintaining fresh produce.
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As for the piles of shrimp on ice you find at supermarkets and fishmongers, the only way to know for sure if they're chemical-free is to ask — and hope the person behind the counter knows the answer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Honest Co, the shopping website co-founded by actress Jessica Alba, has settled a lawsuit in New York claiming it fraudulently labeled dozens of home and personal care products as natural, plant-based or chemical-free.
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Steve Philips, seafood manager at Wegmans, said melanosis does not affect flavor — and in fact it can show that the shrimp are chemical-free (which is one of the criteria for all the shrimp sold at the supermarket chain).
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In New York, braiders are required to obtain a natural-hair license, which allows the stylists to perform the chemical-free techniques of styling black hair — for example, shampooing hair, applying extensions, making dreadlocks, braiding — and not much else.
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Paraben, sulphate and chemical-free, the oil – which is 98 percent organic, contains camellia oil, bitter cherry seed oil and seabuckthorn oil – calms the skin and feeds it with the nutrients it needs to stop inflammation and in turn, aging.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Honest Co will set up a $7.35 million fund to compensate shoppers who said the website co-founded by actress Jessica Alba fraudulently labeled dozens of home and personal care products as natural, plant-based or chemical-free.
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The next round of suits was made by a biochemical company called Yulex, which makes neoprene from the guayule plant, a hardy shrub native to the Southwestern United States that's used to make rubber that is both renewable and almost chemical-free.
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While the CO 2 and water methods are considered chemical-free, the solvent method relies on synthetic chemicals such as ethyl acetate (naturally found in some fruits) and methylene chloride (commonly used in industrial applications such as in adhesives, paints, and pharmaceuticals).
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I also made sure to choose organic bedding and changing-pad covers — and a totally organic, chemical-free Naturepedic mattress (I've used their mattresses from day one with my babes) so that I have peace of mind that his environment is healthy for him.
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De Souza showed off her favorite cleaning hacks — like using a lint roller to clean your lamps, creating a non-slip surface on your hangers with hot glue so your clothes don't fall off, and sprinkling cinnamon on your carpet as a chemical-free, organic cleaner.
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And while Trump's most fervent supporters in the hard right are preparing for End Times with chemical-free freeze-dried and other pseudo organics, their man gorges himself on Big Macs and slabs of well-done steaks and tries to keep the rest of us in the dark.
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" In a statement, L Catterton's Nik Thukral described Boll & Branch as "one of the most beloved bedding brands" and said it "capitalizes on several compelling trends including the emergence of authentic, pure, and chemical free products that can be traced back to their origin, as well as consumers' heightened focus on healthy living.
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Women can now purchase menstrual cycle tracking apps and gadgets ("Fitbit for your period"); organic, chemical-free, reusable, and home-delivered feminine hygiene products; at-home fertility tests; urinary tract infection-preventing pink-lemonade powder; apps that deliver birth control and antibiotics (for the UTIs that can't be prevented); and much more.
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"I don't think it's dangerous to use chemical sunscreens during pregnancy, especially if the woman has a family history of melasma — there isn't enough evidence to prove that chemical sunscreens can cause pregnancy risks," says Dr. Bowe, but she adds that many of her pregnant patients feel more comfortable sticking to chemical-free sunscreens.
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"When you're dealing with all of these new keywords — like ethical, sustainable, recycled, chemical-free, organic —that I think are becoming more and more common in people's lexicons, it's really nice to have people touch things and see them in person because I think there's a misconception that sustainable goods are somehow considered, at times, less than," Reed says.
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But it's the brand's robes that are the stuff of my dreams: Made from organic, chemical-free Oeko-Tex cotton and cut into boxy, hooded silhouettes, they come striped — in either purple and brown, dark and light blues or a '70s wallpaper-esque blend of cream, brown and cornflower blue — and in solid hues, like lavender or ash gray.
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The most explicitly political of the work Berger and Tanner made together, Jonah tells the story of a group of former radicals: one has become a teacher (Jacques Denis), bringing radical ideas into a rural classroom; another (Rufus) finds work on farm while his wife (Myriam Boyer) hopes to bring another child into the world; the owners of the farm (Dominique Labourier, Roger Jendly) sell chemical-free produce at the local farmer's market; a former journalist now working as a proofreader (Jean-Luc Bideau) subverts land speculators in his spare time and meets a woman (Myriam Mézières) who finds radical potential in tantric sex; a young woman (Miou-Miou), working as a cashier, gives discounts to the elderly and other people in need.
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Also now starts chemical free food with cows fertilizers, and Goshala for organic farming.
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Two types of vaccines are currently used with the aim of controlling coccidiosis in a chemical-free way: unattenuated and attenuated vaccines.
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Chemical free or chemical-free is a term used in marketing to imply that a product is safe, healthy or environmentally friendly because it only contains natural ingredients. From a chemist's perspective, the term is a misnomer, as all substances and objects are composed entirely of chemicals and energy. The term chemical is roughly a synonym for matter, and all substances, such as water and air, are chemicals. Chemical free in advertising to indicate that a product is free of synthetic chemicals, and the tolerance of its use in this fashion by the United Kingdom's Advertising Standards Authority has been the subject of criticism.
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Many products come with some form of the statement "chemical free!" or "no chemicals!". As everything on Earth, save a few elementary particles formed by radioactive decay or present in minute quantities from solar wind and sunlight, is made of chemicals, it is impossible to have a chemical free product. The intention of this message is often to indicate the product contains no synthetic or exceptionally harmful chemicals, but as the word chemical itself has a stigma, it is often used without clarification.
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The garden has an ecological management. It is chemical-free and wants to keep a biological diversity. There are 48 birds species in the garden. Camifolia tries to help the fauna by installing various insect shelters.
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UV light effects the DNA of the pathogen by UV-C photons breaking through the cell wall. UV disinfection has been gaining popularity in the past decades as it is a chemical free method of water treatment.
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It may be that babies and toddlers ingest more contaminated house dust than the adults they live with, and therefore have much higher levels of pollutants in their systems. Consumer goods are another potential source of exposure to endocrine disruptors. An analysis of the composition of 42 household cleaning and personal care products versus 43 "chemical free" products has been performed. The products contained 55 different chemical compounds: 50 were found in the 42 conventional samples representing 170 product types, while 41 were detected in 43 "chemical free" samples representing 39 product types.
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Noel also opened the Seven Seas Gallery across the street from her two hotels in 2005.Matchan, Linda. "Green Spin, Vanessa Noel Offers a Nantucket Hotel Experience That's Earth-friendly, Chemical-free and Chic." The Boston Globe 21 Sept. 2006. Print.
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Across the country, Project Graduation and the chemical-free celebrations it inspired are the new tradition for graduating seniors. In Perspectives in Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Project Graduation- Maine, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention observed that "Project Graduation has become much more than an event that occurs on graduation night. It is a communitywide planning process that strives to create a caring, supportive environment and more open communication between youths and adults." All school-related functions are supposed to be chemical-free, but what makes Project Graduation different is the attitude of the students.
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Even a chemical-free, electric method of removing and preventing struvite has been developed and tested successfully at wastewater treatment plants in the USA. The electronic sine wave it produces is sent through the water in the pipe and is therefore effective on underground piping as well.
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The collection includes three products- a facial cleanser, serum and hydrating cream. The products are claimed to be natural and chemical-free. In 2019, Chase has been seen on television shows, such as KTLA and conference panels such as Simply Stylist and Stay Boutique Live as a lifestyle expert.
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Joe Rihn, "Offices Pledge They'll Buy Chemical-Free Furniture." Capital and Main, December 16, 2014. Accessed August 31, 2016. An October 2014 study co-authored by CEH's Research Director Caroline Cox found levels of eight volatile chemicals in air samples around fracking sites exceeded federal air pollution guidelines in some circumstances.
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Cleaning of oil contaminated sediments with self collapsing air microbubbles have been recently explored as a chemical free technology. Air microbubbles generated in water without adding any surfactant could be used to clean oil contaminated sediments. This technology holds promise over the use of chemicals (mainly surfactant) for traditional washing of oil contaminated sediments.
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The employees with disabilities learn sustainable, chemical-free growing practices such as crop rotation to prevent soil depletion, composting, using beneficial insects to manage crop-damaging insects, spreading mulches to suppress weeds and using disease-resistant cultivators. Hattie's Gardens maintains garden locations at Old Trail School in Bath, Ohio and the Akron Zoo in Akron, Ohio.
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Jacob Wadakkanchery (ജേക്കബ് വടക്കാഞ്ചേരി) is a naturopath based in Kerala, India . He is known for campaigning against preventive medicines, vaccination, and has been arrested by police for spreading false news . He has authored four books about naturopathy and lifestyle. He runs seven treatment centres in Kerala, where he advices natural medicines, chemical free foods, and natural methods.
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A product falsely marketed as chemical-free in the 1990s, the Rio Hair Naturalizer System, led to a class action lawsuit against the manufacturer, the World Rio Corporation Inc., when the acidic chemicals it contained caused scalp damage and/or hair loss to thousands of users.Kurtzweil, Paula (March 1996). "Hair relaxers destroyed after consumers complain – products sold by World Rio Corp", FDA Consumer.
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Clearwater Systems Corporation was founded in 1988. The company was formed to produce and market the first Dolphin WaterCare model for use in chemical free water treatment in the commercial industry. In 2004 it expanded internationally. The company appointed Anupam Bhargava as its CEO in 2011 and the same year moved its headquarters to Middletown, Connecticut to the state's first ever green office complex.
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Low accident figures, together with clean and properly organized working environments, both 500 meters underground and on the surface, make an excellent setting for effective production, modern technological applications and the use of advanced working methods. Operations cause only a minor environmental impact because of the insolubility of the oxidic chromite ore, the chemical-free concentration method based on gravity, and the sealed process water circulation covering the entire mine and concentration process.
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Oils are extracted from nuts, seeds, olives, grains or legumes by extraction using industrial chemicals or by mechanical processes. Expeller pressing is a chemical-free process that collects oils from a source using a mechanical press with minimal heat. Cold-pressed oils are extracted under a controlled temperature setting usually below intended to preserve naturally occurring phytochemicals, such as polyphenols, plant sterols and vitamin E which collectively affect color, flavor, aroma and nutrient value.
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Water can be collected in a clean container. Clear plastic bags can be used to make vegetation and solar stills. Dehydrated, chemical-free sponges can be used to wipe dew from vegetation, or tied to ankles before one walks through damp vegetation in the morning, soaking up water from wet rocks or sand. A flexible drinking straw can access water in a rock crack, or drink from a water still without opening it.
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The Glass House, in employing recycled and chemical free materials, and treading lightly on the site, demonstrates many of their concerns as urban conservationists. The place is important in demonstrating aesthetic characteristics and/or a high degree of creative or technical achievement in New South Wales. The Glass House has aesthetic and technical significance for NSW. The building is iconic in its stark simplicity; light, open and making barely a mark on the steep, rocky bushland slope.
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The lamination of the grains, varnish and emulsion makes autochrome plates susceptible to deterioration with each layer being vulnerable to changes in environment including moisture, oxidation, cracking, or flaking as well as physical damage from handling; Solutions include conservative lighting conditions, chemical free materials, medium-range humidity control of between 63 and 68 degrees Fahrenheit, and a well designed preservation plan.Penichon, Sylvie. Twentieth-Century Colour Photographs. Los Angeles: The Getty Conservation Institute (2013), p 61, 78.
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A portable, battery-powered, low-pressure mercury-vapour discharge lamp for water sterilization Ultraviolet disinfection of water is a purely physical, chemical-free process. Even parasites such as cryptosporidia or giardia, which are extremely resistant to chemical disinfectants, are efficiently reduced. UV can also be used to remove chlorine and chloramine species from water; this process is called photolysis, and requires a higher dose than normal disinfection. The sterilized microorganisms are not removed from the water.
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Pulsed-power treatment enables chemical-free treatment of cooling tower water while providing lower bacterial contamination as it controls scale and corrosion. The cost over the lifetime of use is lower than that of chemical treatment and also reduces the health concerns of handling chemicals. Cycles of concentration are typically increased which reduces blowdown water. The resulting elimination of chemicals provides many benefits including reduced EH&S; risks, environmental benefits of reusing blowdown water and elimination of chemical-laden discharge water.
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Ban Dok Bua, a village in the sub-district, is home to two organic rice cooperatives. "Ban Dok Bua Organic Rice" product debuted in the health food market in 2013. The "Happy Rice Limited Partnership" was registered in 2014 and serves as a principal supplier of "khao kum" (also known as "khao luem phua") in the province. Due to its chemical-free rice farming, Ban Dok Bua rice producers won the Sustainable Community King's Cup award in 2010 and 2011.
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They are made almost entirely from natural materials, the rest being non-woven material and polythene paper. The main materials used in producing these pads are papyrus and waste paper. The energy consumed in their production is direct sunlight (350 W), through solar panels, making it a very environment-friendly and sustainable option. These pads are almost 100 per cent biodegradable, are chemical-free, and also affordable since their target audience are young girls in developing countries, mainly Sierra Leone and Uganda.
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Whitefield, Patrick, Permanent Publications, July 2004. 'The work of the Japanese farmer, scientist and sage Masanobu Fukuoka has been very influential in the permaculture movement worldwide.' Rosana Tositrakul, a Thai activist and politician, spent a year studying with Fukuoka on his farm. She then organised a visit by Fukuoka to the Kut Chum District of Yasothon Province in northeastern Thailand, which, together with his books, were influential in the rapid and widespread adoption of organic and chemical-free rice farming in the district.
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Navdanya also known as the 'Nine Seeds Movement' seeks to empower local Indian farmers to move away from growing any genetically modified organism (GMOs) on their land and return to organic, chemical-free practices. This movement has reached over 5,000,000 Indian farmers and created over 65 seed banks around India. Navdanya fights to eliminate the commercialization of indigenous knowledge also known as 'Biopiracy'. Navdanya addresses multiple other international issues including climate change, food security, misapplication of technology, food sovereignty, fair trade, and many others.
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In general terms, a motor is a device that consumes energy in one form and converts it into motion or mechanical work; for example, many protein-based molecular motors harness the chemical free energy released by the hydrolysis of ATP in order to perform mechanical work. In terms of energetic efficiency, this type of motor can be superior to currently available man-made motors. Richard Feynman theorized about the future of nanomedicine. He wrote about the idea of a medical use for biological machines.
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Cellular wastes include lactic acid, acetic acid, carbon dioxide, ammonia, and urea. The creation of these wastes is usually an oxidation process involving a release of chemical free energy, some of which is lost as heat, but the rest of which is used to drive the synthesis of adenosine triphosphate (ATP). This molecule acts as a way for the cell to transfer the energy released by catabolism to the energy-requiring reactions that make up anabolism. (Catabolism is seen as destructive metabolism and anabolism as constructive metabolism).
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Havana Pureloom carpet Following the creation of his own design firm in New York City, Nicholls introduced an array of textile designs that have been widely recognised for their unique “tuned” colour palette. The company has over 200 registered designs and distribution to architects and designers internationally. The emphasis for chemical free rugs and pure methodology in production is reflected in his Pureloom brand. Nicholls’ rugs and floor textiles have been published in several media outlets, and he has been at the forefront of Hi-End Couture design for over twenty-five years.
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In 1873, Gibbs described this "available energy" as The initial state of the body, according to Gibbs, is supposed to be such that "the body can be made to pass from it to states of dissipated energy by reversible processes". In his 1876 magnum opus On the Equilibrium of Heterogeneous Substances, a graphical analysis of multi-phase chemical systems, he engaged his thoughts on chemical free energy in full. If the reactants and products are all in their thermodynamic standard states, then the defining equation is written as .
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One mechanism by which high energy neutrons ionize atoms is to strike the nucleus of an atom and knock the atom out of a molecule, leaving one or more electrons behind as the chemical bond is broken. This leads to production of chemical free radicals. In addition, very high energy neutrons can cause ionizing radiation by "neutron spallation" or knockout, wherein neutrons cause emission of high- energy protons from atomic nuclei (especially hydrogen nuclei) on impact. The last process imparts most of the neutron's energy to the proton, much like one billiard ball striking another.
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With Wanju's nature as background, enjoy a variety in experiencing food by traditional method to wild animal·plant. Period: Every September~October Location: Wanju-gun Gosan Recreational Forest and Unitary Auto Camping Samnye Strawberry Festival Since Samnye strawberry is renowned nationwide for its good quality, the festival is crowded with people who come to taste it at the end of every March. Promotional events as experiencing strawberry harvest, making strawberry cake and strawberry Injeolmi, planting strawberry flowerpot, etc. are held, where chemical-free and environmentally friendly strawberry can be tasted and bought.
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The place is important in demonstrating the principal characteristics of a class of cultural or natural places/environments in New South Wales. The Glass House is a carefully handled example of modular design, using standard, but chemical free, low cost off-the-shelf industrial products and second hand building material. The building can demonstrate the local application of Modern Movement concerns with the connection between internal and external space, the use of flexible internal space, moveable partitions and outdoor living areas, and has the capacity to represent the philosophies and physical characteristics of "Sydney School" residences in NSW.
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In Cambodia, Cambodian Organic Agriculture Association (COrAA) is the only organization that is authorized to give certificate for organic agricultural products. It is a nationwide private organization working for the promotion of organic and sustainable agriculture in Cambodia. COrAA has developed both organic and chemical-free agricultural standards and provides third-party-certification to producers following these standards. In addition, the services that COrAA provides include technical training for the conversion from chemical/conventional to organic farming, marketing support, organic awareness building among the general public, and a platform for dialogue and cooperation among organic stakeholders in Cambodia.
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The accommodation in boarding comprises cosy self- contained apartments. The Traidhos community and the school campus includes the Artist Residency Thailand programme, a developmental residency programme that supports 'education for creativity' across the school. There is an extensive array of art and music facilities, an amphitheatre, an auditorium and a 'black box' drama studio Facilities also include six science laboratories, numerous sports fields, a full gymnasium, an Olympic-sized swimming pool complex, a cooking school, a chemical-free farm, and a well- equipped library. Specialised sports training in golf, football, cricket, and tennis are also available.
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Nowatzki, Dick: "Marathoner Beardsley files for bankruptcy" Duluth News Tribune, August 28, 2010 Beardsley spent nine days in a psychiatric unit where he was prescribed methadone. He was released for outpatient treatment, returned to inpatient treatment where he quit methadone, and again began outpatient treatment. His first day of chemical-free sobriety was February 12, 1997. Beardsley started the Dick Beardsley Foundation in October 2007"Dick Beardsley to attend First Annual Thunder Bay Marathon" Thunder Bay Maraton website, September 2010 to provide assistance to individuals suffering from chemical dependency who are unable to pay for a 12-step treatment program.
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Indirect calorimetry measures O2 consumption and CO2 production. On the assumption that all the oxygen is used to oxidize degradable fuels and all the CO2, thereby evolved is recovered, it is possible to calculate the total amount of energy produced. It should be clear that “energy production” means conversion of the chemical free-energy of nutrients into the chemical energy of ATP plus loss of some energy during the oxidation process. Respiratory indirect calorimetry, or indirect calorimetry (IC) as it is known by most authors, is a noninvasive and highly accurate method of metabolic rate which has an error rate lower than 1%.
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Chemophobia (or chemphobia or chemonoia) is an aversion to or prejudice against chemicals or chemistry. The phenomenon has been ascribed both to a reasonable concern over the potential adverse effects of synthetic chemicals, and to an irrational fear of these substances because of misconceptions about their potential for harm, particularly the possibility of certain exposures to some synthetic chemicals elevating an individual's risk of cancer. Consumer products with labels such as "natural" and "chemical-free" (the latter being impossible if taken literally, since all matter is made up of chemicals) appeal to chemophobic sentiments by offering consumers what appears to be a safer alternative (see appeal to nature).
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Seven fixed locations stream water quality data from in situ Satlantic instrument packages. The sensor array includes a chemical-free nitrate sensor (ISUS), a CTD (conductivity, temperature, and depth) and fluorometer package for depth, turbidity, temperature, dissolved oxygen, salinity, and chlorophyll a fitted with a bleach injection system (WETLabs, Water Quality Monitor), and a CDOM fluorometer.RECON sensor package details One of the stations also incorporates a Nortek Aquadopp 2-dimensional current profiler sampling at 1 MHz for flow measurements. Data are currently collected hourly and transmitted in near-real time via cellular modems to a dedicated SQL database and can be viewed also in near real-time and plotted at RECON's website.
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A ribosome is a biological machine that utilizes protein dynamics Molecular motors are natural (biological) or artificial molecular machines that are the essential agents of movement in living organisms. In general terms, a motor is a device that consumes energy in one form and converts it into motion or mechanical work; for example, many protein-based molecular motors harness the chemical free energy released by the hydrolysis of ATP in order to perform mechanical work. In terms of energetic efficiency, this type of motor can be superior to currently available man-made motors. One important difference between molecular motors and macroscopic motors is that molecular motors operate in the thermal bath, an environment in which the fluctuations due to thermal noise are significant.
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The seniors were offered an alternative to the "traditional" graduation-night drinking event that drew hundreds of people to the local fair grounds. They called this chemical-free party "Project Graduation." The entire process, a huge success, was covered by the news media and was adopted as a major program initiative of the Division of Alcohol and Drug Education Services. Through the work of the division and Maine 's communications media, other schools and communities became involved in Project Graduation the following year. In 1981 there were 12 Project Graduation sites, and the following year, 36 sites with a consistent decline in alcohol-related teen highway deaths. This decline reached zero fatalities in 1983 when there were 86 sites involved.
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Developed from 2012, with first installations of industrial plants from 2013; AcidLess Separation process introduces a chemical free and cost effective technology for the thermo-physic gold parting based on vacuum distillation, without any use of chemicals. The input of the plant are dorè bars or other feedstock, that after few hours on the AcidLess Separation gives in the output two or three separate products: a billet very rich in gold, a dry mud that contains impurities such as for example Lead, Zinc, Tin, Selenium and others. All the output products are metallic, without moisture and chemical, and the process can cast the output product into anodes, bars, granulate or flakes. AcidLess Separation machines are manufactured and commercialized by the Italian company IKOI SpA, and protected by international patents.
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The Glass House was also designed with economy in mind, as a model for accessible housing, employing a modular design, and standard, but chemical free, low cost off-the-shelf industrial products and second hand building materials. Like other residential buildings designed by architects of the "Sydney School", Lucas' Glass House makes use of natural, rough, self-finished materials. The house's surfaces are not painted or clad, and the structure of the building is readily discerned with the frame only minimally closed-in using glass on many of the surfaces. As Lucas noted in the introduction to "Architecture into Millennium III", he selected materials that can be utilized to satisfy needs with as little effort as possible, self-finished, maintenance free, that improve with wear, that merge with natural surroundings and that provide an appropriate background for living.
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Chemistry professor writes that historically chemists have experienced chemophobia from the population at large, and considers that it is rooted both in irrational notions and in genuine concerns (such as those over chemical warfare and industrial disasters). Professor Gordon Gribble has written that the start of chemophobia could arguably be attributed to Silent Spring, and that subsequent events such as the contamination of Times Beach and the disaster at Bhopal, India only exacerbated the situation. These events have led to association between the word "chemical" and notions of things that unnatural or artificial and also dangerous, and the opposite has occurred, where goods are marketed as "chemical free" or "natural", to avoid this association, which in turn reinforces the misconception that "chemicals" are unnatural and dangerous. The chemical industry has moved to make chemicals used as flavoring or aromas using biotechnology instead of synthetic chemistry, as the products can be marketed as "natural".
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K-pop helped in increasing cultural export with Amorepacific Corporation became the first South Korea cosmetics company to enter India setting shop near New Delhi in 2013 due to rising awareness and acceptance of Korean beauty products among Indian working women within the age group of 25 to 40 years. As per e-commerce platform Nykaa, Innisfree from Amorepacific and The Face Shop became the Top 10 beauty brands on demand that helped 15% increase in sales and captured 8% of all skin care product sales. They are seen as natural and chemical-free alternative to many established Western brands. By 2014, other Indian e-commerce websites such as Flipkart, Jabong and Myntra also started selling K-beauty products due to increasing sales revenue while many Korean Expatriate also started their own specialized online services like Korikart, KoreanShop by Brics India Trade to capture the growing market demand for all things Korean.
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