The stolid hardwood trees are still mostly bare, but the forest understory is already greening and greening and greening.
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Much of the basin shows either no greening or a loss of greening.
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"There's been greening all over the North Slope," she said.
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Justine Greening, the new education secretary, has made positive noises.
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Former cabinet ministers such as Justine Greening declined to stand.
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And then there's Dan Greening, better known as Lord Worm.
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Greening will be questioned by the committee on April 26.
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Greening cities is then a way out of the cycle.
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And "greening" up your closet won't break your bank account.
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It would draw huge new investments into greening the grid.
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Asperitas: a clean-tech company focused on greening the datacentre industry
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Much of the greening has occurred in cold spots (see map).
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The theme of the weekend meeting was the greening of Quebec.
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Olson sees a more existential value in greening up death care.
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Greening was in the lineup when Ottawa visited Toronto last weekend.
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Greening China's electric supply could influence its vehicle emissions as well.
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Programmer Chris Greening connected an iPhone camera to CoreML, Apple's open-source machine learning framework used across products including Camera and Siri, with Apple's Vision Kit Greening outlines the step-by-step project on his blog.
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Judges comments: The next wave in Greening datacentres – Crypto miners take note!
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In future, the idea might be extended to greening aircraft and trains.
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Colin Greening had the other goal for the Leafs (28-39-11).
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"I think it's the worst of all worlds," Greening told BBC radio.
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City greening is also present in Milan, where they have vertical forests.
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"The Greening of America" spent months on the Times best-seller list.
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W Colin Greening played his first game in Ottawa against the Senators.
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Greening your coffee habit can help limit deforestation, shipping emissions and packaging.
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"I think it's the worst of all worlds," Greening she told BBC radio.
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The 21625-2900 plan places great emphasis on the greening of the economy.
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In this way, greening accelerates warming—but not as fast as melting ice.
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Greening Island is located off the coast of the town of Southwest Harbor.
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The fleet purchase also sets a high-water mark for corporate fleet greening.
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Mr. Greening advises riders to not just buckle up, but to speak up.
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Justin Greening, a minister, has only just hung on to her seat in Putney.
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Indeed, some researchers think the effects of global greening may already be fizzling out.
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Plants have an incredible knack for greening and flowering in sync with the seasons.
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That's what I'm interested to explore in the next generation of our greening work.
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K: Well, I think certain countries tend to have a greater emphasis on greening.
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A 4.75-acre estate on Greening Island is on the market for $5.95 million.
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And the greening of the grid is happening more quickly than almost anyone anticipated.
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Scientists have reported that this "greening" of the Arctic is occurring as temperatures increase.
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Thatcher had a galvanising effect on the environmental debate, and in greening mainstream politics.
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Our unleashing of carbon dioxide contributes "to the greening of the Earth," he said.
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Dan Vergano wrote about why the "greening" of religion is seeming less and less likely.
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When it comes to greening the transportation sector, these innovations could present some exciting possibilities.
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So when it comes to greening its economy, Costa Rica has an enviable head start.
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This accounts for 32 percent of the greening in China and 82 percent in India.
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The white people talked and talked: local food, food desert, food justice, greening the city.
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Kennan thinks a process called global greening might be holding atmospheric carbon absorption rates steady.
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The greening of the metals chain will have multiple implications for supply, demand and pricing.
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Former Conservative Education Secretary Justine Greening saying she would struggle to vote for the party.
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Large crowds squeeze along the banks to watch the miraculous greening of the Chicago River.
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There's still a lot that Dr. Campbell and his colleagues don't understand about global greening.
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And you can help limit deforestation, shipping emissions and packaging by greening your coffee habit.
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Anna Soubry and Justine Greening pooh-poohed it and made the case for a second referendum.
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Given its huge energy appetite, the U.S. faces a bigger challenge in greening the electric grid.
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This sort of greening that reduces surface albedo could be adding an additional 10% to warming.
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Florida's orange crop production peaked about 15 years ago due in part to "citrus greening" disease.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Aluminum is one of the materials benefiting from the greening of the world's economy.
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She is the editor of "Greening Philosophy: A Fresh Introduction to the Field," a philosophy textbook.
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In Northern Europe and North America, for example, plants are greening up earlier in the spring.
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Research has shown that increased levels of carbon dioxide have contributed to greening around the world.
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We're about to sell edibles in Canada and there's a lot of hysteria about greening out.
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Later in the first period, with the Flyers looking sluggish, the Leafs capitalized on their opponent's sloppy spacing and Nylander sprung Colin Greening on a breakaway as Greening blew past defenseman Radko Gudas and beat Steve Mason for his seventh goal to make it 2-0.
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Justine Greening, the education secretary, must bang the drum for new grammar schools despite her own doubts.
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Even Justine Greening, the education secretary, is uncomfortable about the prime minister's enthusiasm for selective state schools.
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He released a $2000 trillion plan in May largely centered on greening the economy with job incentives.
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This dedicated planting — sometimes done by soldiers — equated to over 1003 percent of China's greening, so far.
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This dedicated planting — sometimes done by soldiers — equated to over 201943 percent of China's greening, so far.
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Then education minister Justine Greening refused to take a job at the pensions department and quit instead.
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It develops a health profile of the trees, looking for problems such as the citrus greening disease.
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Britain's new education and equalities secretary, Justine Greening, is state-educated and in a same-sex relationship.
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"We're greening the grid," Georgios Papadimitriou, head of Enel Green Power North America, recently told CNN Business.
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Greening has now spread to virtually every grove in the state and has decreased crop production dramatically.
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Greening 5% of the city's rooftop areas is estimated to lower citywide temperatures by about 1 degree.
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"The projects will sell power into local / regional grid systems, thus greening the grids where manufacturing occurs."
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Then, in 2005, citrus greening disease, which had spread throughout the world from China, arrived in Miami.
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Center Colin Greening and defenseman Morgan Rielly, whose shot at goal started the sequence, picked up assists.
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" 'The Greening of America' did me in as far as academe was concerned," he recalled in 2012.
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But some believe the greening of industries and economies could eventually lead to a change in the hierarchy.
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Instead of throwing money and resources at "greening" unsustainable materials, Oyen opted to create an entirely new one.
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Cook said the company is working on "greening" its supply chain and is a "staunch defender" of privacy.
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Some supporters of a "People's Vote", such as the Conservative MP Justine Greening, back a three-way poll.
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He also released a $9 trillion plan in May largely centered on greening the economy with job incentives.
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GREENING CHINA'S BELT AND ROAD PROJECT: Westerners are great at navel-gazing, but that's a classic sustainability mistake.
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Overall, much of the greening in China and India comes from the "intensive" cultivation of crops, NASA found.
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The booming industrial giant's carbon-spewing coal factories are far outpacing its expansive solar farms and greening efforts.
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Major citrus growing regions of California also are fighting against citrus greening, which is formally known as huanglongbing.
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Justine Greening, the former education secretary, yesterday backed the idea, becoming the most senior Tory to do so.
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Former ministers Alistair Burt and Justine Greening said they would not support an interim government led by Corbyn.
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Citrus greening disease is attacking the oranges nationwide and there is no cure once a tree becomes infected.
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And our need for electricity is going to grow dramatically, which will make greening our electricity system even harder.
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Greening transport on the island - which sees traffic jams in the summer season - is an urgent challenge, officials said.
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The story here is that the United States has made remarkable progress in greening its electricity sector since 2005.
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"When people come together and grow things, the passion of greening brings out a spirit of togetherness," said Pungkothai.
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The hit-spit of a bluegill the cotton-wood seeds small branches greening the old shoe eddying swallowsthe heat.
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Greening Dasani Using aluminum bottles and cans may help increase the number of of Dasani products that get recycled.
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Policymakers around the world ignore it at the peril of "greening" the economy on the backs of the poor.
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Groups like the Greening Youth Foundation and the Hispanic Access Foundation are creating internship opportunities for youth of color.
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Investing in renewable energy and "greening" existing buildings are just a few steps we can take to create real change.
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And some new regions of the planet are greening as the planet warms, like vast swaths of the northern tundra.
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Greening said ACEA believed there was a strong market for diesel and the best technology meant new models were clean.
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" His mother, however, was in a pretty sorry state: "She is greening out at this point and just threw up.
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The ramp-up is supposed to help accelerate the greening of the economy and the cleaning up of the atmosphere.
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The only significant person to leave the cabinet, Justine Greening, happens to be a gay woman from a marginal constituency.
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Mind Fuck Alert: Plants May Have MemoriesPlants have an incredible knack for greening and flowering in sync with the seasons.
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These findings lead to a conclusion that there is little evidence of a "greening" of Christianity among the American public.
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This is one other reason to see some greening now, but to not take that as an unqualified positive sign.
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She intends to make America a "clean energy superpower" by speeding up the process of greening that Mr Obama began.
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This year, early greening of winter wheat in Midwestern states raised concerns among growers regarding frost damage in these plants.
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Today, the Network for Greening the Financial System, a group of central banks and supervisors, counts more than 50 members.
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The greening of the utility sector via renewables and natural gas is promising, but there's a lot more to do.
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Even the education secretary, Justine Greening, is said to be privately sceptical about the prime minister's plan to bring them back.
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Britain has never had a multiple-choice referendum of the sort that Ms Greening suggests, though they are not unknown internationally.
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Forcing people to install solar panels may actually exacerbate grid problems, creating negative secondary impacts without meaningfully greening the electricity system.
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Somewhat surprisingly, more greening was also seen on Canada's southern border with the US, in the heart of its agricultural lands.
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Graciela Lorca, a molecular biologist at the University of Florida and an expert on citrus greening, said she is not convinced.
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In other words, if global greening isn't saving us now, we can't rely on it to save us in the future.
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Animation of annual sea ice concentration, summer greening on the Arctic tundra and the development of caribou populations from 1982-2011.
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Hugo Dixon, an entrepreneur, writes in favour of a new referendum here; Justine Greening MP also argues for a second vote here.
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Justine Greening MP proposes that electors should rank three options (No Deal, Deal, No Brexit) with second preferences to be re-allocated.
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At the end of the day, planetary greening is another shred of evidence that humans have become a dominant force of nature.
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But drought isn't the biggest problem: It's a fast-spreading, fatal, and incurable disease called citrus greening that's sweeping through orange orchards.
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"Both fire [increases] and greening are happening on a continental scale," said Charles Miller, an Arctic ecologist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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Asked if there was any chance May's plan could pass parliament, Justine Greening, who supported staying in the European Union, said "no".
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"We now know that a lot of greening has been going on there too, with tall shrubs and woody vegetation," Epstein said.
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WCDI is mandated by the government to develop municipal roads and bridges, city greening, sewage treatment of Taihu Lake and water conservancy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has reappointed Justine Greening as education secretary, Downing Street said in a statement on Sunday.
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Rooftop solar, given its cost disadvantages and small market share, is not the most cost-effective avenue to greening our electricity supply.
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So, too, has Brazil, where orange growers are battling the same bacterial scourge, called huanglongbing, also commonly known as citrus greening disease.
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Eleven weeks after the fire in Penn State Forest, at the height of summer's greening, new blueberry bushes were already shin high.
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The state's citrus trees have been suffering from citrus greening disease since the first case was discovered more than a decade ago.
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According to Greening, that includes naming any companies or riders that may have been in the area at the time of Medeiros' crash.
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"The outdoor sector is probably the most homogenous field that exists today," said Angelou Ezeilo, founder and CEO of the Greening Youth Foundation.
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In this new marketplace, the forest products business, an old and traditional industry, will continue to face the challenge of greening its practices.
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"Both fire and Arctic greening are having pan-Arctic and continental scale impacts we're already beginning to observe," Miller told the media briefing.
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Citrus greening disease or Huanglongbing (HLB) impairs the tree's ability to take in nourishment, ultimately resulting in fewer and smaller fruit over time.
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Over this past year, state and federal funding for greening research coupled with growers' own investments in HLB therapies began to show promise.
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Lastly, we look at the scientific signs of spring, including the greening of the Northern Hemisphere as the earth tilts toward the sun.
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Nearby on Greening Island sits "Raventhorp," the former summer retreat of Anne Longfellow Thorp, daughter of the great American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
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This "greening of hate" keys into long-standing Malthusian panics about scarcity and overpopulation as the great threats to civilization and global order.
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So, with more than 80 percent of Americans regularly drinking a cup (or three), greening our collective coffee habit could have positive effects.
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"In some ecosystems, such as forests, greening may imply more net carbon removal from the atmosphere, but the relationship isn't direct," he explained.
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But a study published on Wednesday suggests that some official estimates of China's greening campaign overstated its successes, and mistook shrubs for forests.
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Despite global greening, carbon dioxide levels have climbed over the past two centuries to levels not seen on Earth for millions of years.
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There's also been an ongoing outbreak of citrus greening, a nasty ailment that makes oranges misshapen and rancid before wiping out trees altogether.
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Greening is already well on its way in other parts of the planet: In a 22 study in Nature, a group of 22 researchers in eight countries collaborated to show a "persistent and widespread increase of growing season integrated LAI (greening) over 21.5 percent to 21.5 percent of the global vegetated area," according to long-term satellite leaf-indexes from 1.53-21.5.
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And indeed, legal US states have seen increases in calls to poison control centers and hospital visits due to accidental ingestions and greening out.
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But the premier, Gordon Campbell, decided that cutting carbon emissions -- and greening the economy -- was going to be the signature issue of his administration.
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The details: Four countries — United States, Japan, China and Denmark — illustrate the challenges different parts of the world have in greening their electricity mixes.
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" Pro-EU Conservative lawmaker Justine Greening, who favors holding a second referendum: "We don't want a general election, this is not about party politics.
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Ms Greening calls such an option a "clean break", a phrase which Malcolm Barr of J.P. Morgan, a bank, describes as "a big misrepresentation".
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In the most extreme cases, there's also the risk of "greening out," which commonly involves panicking, vomiting, and generally feeling like you overdid it.
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"A major contribution central banks can provide in the greening of the financial system is to create standards and an international level playing field."
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David Konisky, an associate professor at the University of Indiana, wanted to find out if there has been a "greening of Christianity" over time.
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When greening appears, quarantine is really the only current option, and so far it's only been successful at slowing, but not stopping, the spread.
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On the one hand, yes, the greening of the US electric sector is fully underway, driven by forces that Trump is powerless to reverse.
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NEARLY half of Theresa May's cabinet went to comprehensive (ie, non-selective) state schools; Justine Greening, the new education secretary, is one of them.
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Greed is partly to blame, says Jala Makhzoumi, an Iraqi urban planner who has drafted plans for re-greening capitals across the Arab world.
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The targets for the greening of the overall portfolio will also apply at the same rate as the amount allocated to the EBRD regions.
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" Pro-EU Conservative lawmaker Justine Greening, who favours holding a second referendum: "We don't want a general election, this is not about party politics.
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In Rotterdam, greening port facilities that are heavily reliant on fossil fuels - and home to five large oil refineries - is a first big task.
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Whether or not that's a good idea… well, maybe these stories of people greening out at 30,000 feet will help you figure that out.
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Dormant ground cover is greening up through moldering leaf litter, and tiny green shoots are opening at the tips of saplings and woody shrubs.
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TORONTO Forwards: Brian Boyle, Eric Fehr, Colin Greening, Seth Griffith, Teemu Hartikainen, Brooks Laich, Brendan Leipsic, Joffrey Lupul, Milan Michalek, Kerby Rychel, Ben Smith.
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The planet has warmed nearly 2 degrees Fahrenheit since 1880, but it might be even hotter if not for the greening of the Earth.
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Canadians are greening up living spaces with indoor plants and sharing the results widely -- "plant parent" influencers are encouraging their followers to get greener.
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But it's one of the few federal programs aimed at greening the US transportation sector, which accounts for one-third of carbon dioxide emissions.
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Stepan's goal, on a one-timer, came 21 seconds after Colin Greening tied the score with his first goal as a member of the Leafs.
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Supported by foreign aid, Zhusupov's team is greening about 2000,7003 hectares a year - planting rows that run 2700 km long and stand 24 metres apart.
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He criticises Justine Greening, the former education secretary, for acting as a "block on progress", particularly when it came to devolving control over adult education.
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At the Conservative Party's annual conference, Greening, who has described May's Chequers plan as the worst of all worlds, said parliament was at a stalemate.
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But the free-fall in citrus production is a progressively worsening problem because citrus greening takes out not just the fruit, but the whole tree.
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But Lee was determined not to turn the island into a dreary concrete jungle, and so 'greening' went hand-in-hand with Singapore's urbanization progress.
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Asked if there was any chance May's plan could pass parliament, former education minister Justine Greening, who supported staying in the European Union, said "no".
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"Since we started greening up earlier, having a freeze in that mid-March time frame could do more damage than it normally would," Marburger said.
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Since its arrival in Florida was first confirmed in 2005, citrus greening has infected more than 90 percent of the state's grapefruit and orange trees.
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Entrepreneurs look to the future, often finding market opportunities in innovative sectors, and few are bigger than those involving clean energy and greening existing technologies.
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The IMF is offering support by working with the Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for Greening the Financial System and other standard-setting bodies.
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" He added, "For those who thought the world was irretrievably encased in metal and plastic and sterile stone, it seems a veritable greening of America.
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"The Greening of America" was inspired in part by Mr. Reich's personal encounters in San Francisco during the so-called Summer of Love in 1967.
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Of the two goals, colonising Mars and contributing to the greening of the Earth, the second sounds more plausible, not least because it is widely shared.
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Scientists know that much of the Arctic has been greening for decades, but the Siberian tundra had not been closely observed by satellites until relatively recently.
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Hauge said besides producing food, the complex, which will include a laboratory and research facilities, would produce side benefits by greening arid areas and creating jobs.
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In an email, Jolyn de Boer, the association's executive director, cited the "challenges with the recycling costs," and said the association focused on other greening initiatives.
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The scientific breakthrough, shared with Reuters exclusively on Tuesday, is the result of six years of research on Diaphorina citri, the vector of citrus greening disease.
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"Even if some people in my party can't see this is a bad deal, everyone else around this entire planet can," said Conservative MP Justine Greening.
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For the study, published in Urban Forestry and Urban Greening, researchers examined satellite images of single-family neighborhoods in the Los Angeles basin's 20 largest communities.
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A display in the Ford Fusion depicted multiplying leaves on a vine when drivers optimized behavior, turning energy conservation into a game of greening the dashboard.
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Florida's citrus industry was already struggling with declining production because of citrus greening, an incurable disease spread by an insect that impairs trees' circulation and nutrition.
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Ripple effect Martin Farley certainly sees a stronger appetite for change from the scientific community, compared to when he first started greening labs, back in 2013.
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Approximately $125 million was set aside in the bill to conduct five years of research funding to find a way to defeat the devastating citrus greening disease.
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PARIS - ECB board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger takes part in a panel discussion at a conference organized by the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) - 1430 GMT.
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PARIS - ECB board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger takes part in a panel discussion at a conference organised by the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) - 1430 GMT.
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And now there is the Global Greening, in which landmarks from the Great Wall of China to the Eiffel Tower in Paris are bathed in green light.
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In fact, the city just announced its commitment to 100 percent clean energy and is currently looking into greening its public transit with zero-emission, electric buses.
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In 1998, William Clay Ford Jr. became chairman of Ford Motor and aimed to turn the company green by improving fuel economy and "greening" its production processes.
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The Sierra Club's Solomon argued that limited protections for Indian solar panel producers would serve the twin aims of creating jobs and greening the country's power grid.
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Global greening is a "tangible sign of how the biosphere is responding to human activities, whether through climate change or how we use the land," he said.
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Amazon revealed details of new renewable energy projects in the U.S. and Spain Tuesday, with the tech giant seeking to ramp up the greening of its operations.
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Under the Philippine National Greening Program, a plan to reforest 7.1 million hectares, or 17.5 million acres, by 2028, the government has promoted coffee as a valuable crop.
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The Network for Greening the Financial System, which produced the report, includes 34 central banks and regulators from countries including the United Kingdom, France, Germany, China and Japan.
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"Watch out for more cities and companies setting renewable energy targets; announcing switches to electric vehicles or greening their supply chains within countries and across continents," said Nuttall.
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Citrus greening, or Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus, is incurable and one of the most serious citrus plant diseases in the world, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
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A more problematic departure was that of Justine Greening, who resigned as education secretary after refusing to be moved to another job, according to British news media reports.
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Read: The urban farms greening Paris By creating three cities out of one, officials are hoping to persuade residents to live in a more diverse range of locations.
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By last year Mr. Tillett's trees, too, had died, yet more casualties of the Asian citrus psyllid responsible for the greening disease that has devastated Florida's citrus groves.
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The fund has also helped create multiple programs, including a group called Focus: Hope, a startup incubator called TechTown Detroit and a nonprofit environmental group titled Greening of Detroit.
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There is currently no cure for Citrus greening disease and, based on the number of hardships facing them, a number of growers are giving up on the fruit entirely.
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The greening, which totals roughly 7 million square miles (18 million square kilometers), is distributed across the continents, from the Arctic tundra to tropical rainforests to the African savannah.
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Health minister Jeremy Hunt wants the government to drop a cap for nurses, while education minister Justine Greening wants more money for schools, the Observer newspaper said on Sunday.
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Zooming out, about one-third Earth's vegetated lands experienced greening, including a conspicuous portion of North America stretching from southern Mexico to high into the boreal forests of Canada.
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Greening cities is touted by environmentalists and urban planners alike as a way to solve some of the major metropolitan challenges linked to the intensifying effects of climate change.
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"Providing hope where refugees already are…is the best assurance that they won't gamble everything, including their lives, to come to Europe," says Justine Greening, Britain's international development secretary.
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The Bank of Italy is a member of the Network for Greening the Financial System, a global financial group which treats climate change as a threat to financial stability.
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Justine Greening, a Conservative lawmaker, was concluding a speech about an anti-tax-avoidance measure when she was interrupted by the sound of water pouring down inside the chamber.
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We also talked about the hypocrisy of the legal weed industry, the worst reefer madness myths, greening out, and why British Columbia sucks so badly at selling legal weed.
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Lead researcher Per Fauchald, research manager at the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research, said he and his team originally thought caribou could stand to benefit from a greening Arctic.
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The result was a widespread "re-greening" of the country that increased incomes and food security for millions, a separate study by the Focus on Land in Africa program found.
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Liz Truss, who previously headed the environment department, was named as Justice Secretary, while former International Development Secretary Justine Greening was appointed Education Secretary, May's office said in a statement.
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A mention of an Apple store in one poem by Mr. Greening was mildly jarring, but on the whole, songs and readings worked naturally together and with the luxurious surroundings.
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Over the long term, the real hope is that electric cars will catch on and help drive down overall emissions by relying more heavily on the quickly-greening power sector.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 ** PARIS - ECB board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger takes part in a panel discussion at a conference organised by the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) - 1430 GMT.
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It's something that plants love, they grow better with more carbon dioxide, and you can see the greening of the earth already from the additional carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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In a fourth study, researchers reported on a computer model of Earth's climatic history that pointed to the periodic greening of African and Eurasian deserts, which created corridors for migration.
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The annual production of algae, the base of the food web, increased an estimated 47 percent between 1997 and 2015, and the ocean is greening up much earlier each year.
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The legislation will address issues such as job creation, emission reductions, greening infrastructure and a variety of principles that would come with a "robust" climate-change package, this aide says.
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That comes as the state's citrus industry was already struggling with declining production due to citrus greening, an uncurable disease spread by an insect that impairs trees' circulation and nutrition.
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The essays have offered a variety of responses to climate change, from declaring war against it to "greening" GDP by including the value of the climate in the national accounts.
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"Rich countries have been trying to wriggle out of their pledges to help poorer countries meet the costs of coping with impacts and greening their economies," said Harjeet Singh at ActionAid.
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Florida's oranges are already being threatened—and destroyed—by the Asian citrus psyllid, a nasty-looking little insect that spreads Citrus greening disease (also known as Huanglongbing) from tree to tree.
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Artwork via Angelica AlzonaOne of the frothiest stories to bubble forth from the shit-tastic Rio Olympics this week was the sudden, inexplicable greening of not one, but two Olympic pools.
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And, since greening not only continues to spread, but has also killed off a good percentage of existing trees, the more likely result is some very bad times ahead for oranges.
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Greening told the Post he took the measure in order to head off any potential loss of data, which he said by phone could include advertent or inadvertent loss of information.
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WWF has developed a comprehensive Belt and Road report with recommendations here, while Lauren Johnston for the Mercator Institute for China Studies offers suggestions for greening Belt and Road in Africa.
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And though the scientists found greening was the trend over the course of the last several decades, they've also found that the tundra is browning for reasons not yet fully understand.
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Executives from large European energy firms like Royal Dutch Shell, Total and Equinor also laid out how they are diversifying their portfolio away from oil and gas and greening their operations.
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Either we try to mediate capitalism (this would be the "greening" of the economy argument) or we work from the outside to resist it (namely, the position of the radical activist).
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An onslaught of invasive pests and diseases such as spotted wing drosophila and citrus greening has cost farmers, and ultimately consumers, many billions of dollars for control measures and lost crops.
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The trees planted in 2014 by the Greening of Detroit "are well-rooted and they are growing," said Mellow Jean Dixon, Ms. Westbrook's neighbor, who has one next to her house.
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Eric Greening, an assistant chief with the Seattle Police Department, said at a news conference that "there was some work being done" on Saturday, but he declined to provide further details.
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Later that day, showrunner Justin Booth presented me with one of the sleek monogrammed Under Armour water bottles the cast will be using all season (part of the show's greening efforts).
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And what would scream Federal Reserve independence from climate-change-denying Trump more than for Chairman Jay Powell to take the central bank into the Network for Greening the Financial System?
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Except, of course, when the guests of that party—some in their 50s, others in their 80s—end up greening out, vomiting, and ultimately being "hospitalized with overdose" as a result.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Tuesday about Charles A. Reich, the author of "The Greening of America," misspelled the given name of a scholar who wrote about Mr. Reich's book in 2007.
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Many Remain-voting Tories, meanwhile, such as Justine Greening and Nick Boles, think that Britain would be better to adopt something like the Norway option rather than the over-complicated Chequers plan.
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The same group of researchers published a study focusing on one site in 2013, and said this new research confirms that the "greening" trend can be applied to a much larger region.
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This so-called "local" effect on greening has not been well-studied, lead author Jeffrey Masek, the chief of the biospheric sciences laboratory at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, told Motherboard.
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It is another example of threats to the nation's fruit crops, as citrus greening has hammered Florida's orange groves and a fungus called Tropical Race 553 has devastated the world's banana plantations.
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Then Hurricane Irma came as we were just getting ready to be able to show the world we could start to cope with greening," Shepp said in an interview on "Squawk Box.
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The spokeswoman said Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Education Secretary Justine Greening, both long-term opponents of Heathrow expansion, had sought and been granted approval from May to publically voice their disagreement.
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"(The campaign) will have a positive impact on further greening of our country, reducing the effects of global climate change, as well as absorbing carbon dioxide," the ministry said in a statement.
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The West likely will continue greening its electricity supply despite President Donald Trump's executive order today aimed at wiping out much of former President Barack Obama's consequential actions to rein in climate change.
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Since 2005, when a deadly disease called citrus greening first showed up in the state, they've been fighting a losing battle to slow the spread of the sugar-sucking bacterium behind the scourge.
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Many west London MPs vociferously oppose expansion, including Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, who once threatened to lie in front of the bulldozers if it went ahead, and Justine Greening, the education secretary.
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The entire state of Florida has been under quarantine since 2008,which was later extended through Georgia and other scattered areas of the country—and greening is still steadily killing off orange groves.
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"This will not cure greening disease, but it will allow us to work in an intelligent and assertive way against the insect," Juliano Ayres, general manager at Fundecitrus, said in a telephone interview.
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As part of that effort, Mr. Powell suggested the Fed might join the Network for Greening the Financial System, a group of central banks that advocates sustainable finance and low-carbon economic growth.
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Mr. Greening suggests trying the door handle once you are in the car, before the driver pulls away, to make sure child locks are not engaged and you have access to an exit.
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Captured by NASA's Landsat 8 satellite, the before-and-after snapshots expose the rapid greening of Eagle Island, a landmass at the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, over the course of nine days.
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The phenomenon is known as "Arctic greening," and with it comes a galaxy of strange and surprising knock-on effects with implications both for the Arctic landscape and the world's climate at large.
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Splashy marketing campaigns and press release promises won&apost be enough — we need real, certifiable results such as the greening of supply chains and meaningful emissions reductions, and solutions to draw down carbon.
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"The best messages are positive: CO2 increases crop yields, the earth is greening," wrote Joseph Bast, the chief executive officer of the Heartland Institute, in an October 2017 email obtained by EE News.
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A 2019 audit of the greening program commissioned by the Philippine government determined that crops such as coffee and cacao do not contribute to forest cover, although they do absorb carbon from the atmosphere.
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The state now harvests 92 percent of the nation's mandarin crop, while Florida, troubled by citrus greening disease and obsolete varieties with seeds, has had its share drop to 8 percent, from 66 percent.
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Sadhu Johnston helped develop and implement Vancouver's pathbreaking Greenest City Plan over seven years of work as deputy city manager (during which he also co-authored a book called The Guide to Greening Cities).
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The offering also includes a specific focus on helping Apple meet a goal of greening its supply chain and using only renewable resources or recycled material, reducing its need to mine rare earth materials.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters) By Andy Home LONDON, May 10 (Reuters) - Aluminium is one of the materials benefiting from the greening of the world's economy.
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According to a recent World Bank report on greening Africa's cities, protecting fast-degrading environments in growing cities like Dar es Salaam can make them more liveable, and help them cope with extreme weather.
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"Investing in girls and women isn't just about basic human rights, it's about fully unlocking the potential of half the world's population," said British International Development Secretary Justine Greening, a member of the panel.
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Frank Elderson, member of the governing board of the Netherlands Central Bank, and chairman of the Network for Greening the Financial System, a body of global central banks, was to give a keynote speech.
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Singapore has also planted two million trees in the last 45 years, and animals like the smooth-coated otters are said to be returning to the city thanks to the city-state's greening initiatives.
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There's certainly precedent for this kind of controversy: Earlier this year, Sarah Cattoor and Ryan Greening faced immediate criticism after announcing that their hip hop-themed breakfast joint would be called Me So Hungry.
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As Greenland has warmed up and sea ice has declined, however, those inland Arctic plants have been emerging earlier — with some plant species now greening 26 days earlier than they did a decade ago.
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Justine Greening, an ex-Education Secretary who quit the government in January, said May's negotiating strategy would neither please those who wanted a clean break with the EU nor those who opposed Brexit altogether.
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"We'll be dragging Remain voters out of the EU for a deal that means still complying with many EU rules, but now with no say on shaping them," Greening wrote in the Times newspaper.
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The five-year 2012 deal greening how many foreign films can be shown in China was announced at the end of a U.S. visit by Xi Jinping, then China's vice president and now its president.
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Bank of England governor Mark Carney is leading a coalition of 30 central banks advocating stronger action and better assessment of risks due to global warming known as the Network for Greening the Financial System.
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Rebel Conservative MP Greening, announcing her plans Tuesday to resign at the next election, said a new general election wouldn't provide any clarity from the public on how to proceed out of the Brexit deadlock.
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Perry, appearing with Fatih Birol, the executive director of the International Energy Agency, also committed Tuesday to continue greening the American energy sector, even as the Trump administration has refocused on expanding fossil fuel production.
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In addition, Catholic health care systems and hospitals — like Dignity Health in San Francisco and SSM Health in St. Louis — are similarly divesting from fossil fuels and pursuing the greening of their facilities and practices.
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At the same time the Conservatives have retreated: Justine Greening, the education secretary, saw her majority in Putney slashed from 10,000 to 1,000 and Jane Ellison, the financial secretary to the treasury, lost her Battersea seat.
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Justine Greening, who served as education minister under May until January, said May's so-called Chequers proposals would not get through parliament, and neither would a Canada-style free trade deal preferred by some Brexit campaigners.
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Piss.As reputable outlets like The Guardian and New Scientist felt compelled to point out, the greening of the pools was not the result of a mass urination perpetrated by Olympic protestors or, I dunno, drunk gymnasts.
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Johnson, at that point working as an artist and part-time French teacher, set about greening their home; she was also looking for ways to save money as her husband got his business off the ground.
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"My committee will continue to pursue urgent action to reduce the gender pay gap – starting by questioning the Secretary of State for Women and Equalities (Justine Greening) on this inadequate response to our recommendations," Miller said.
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Greening has also proposed changes to the Gender Recognition Act to allow gender reassignment surgery without a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria, a mental health condition where someone's gender identity does not match their physical body.
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Meanwhile, event-greening org Clean Vibes, which (among other things) helps organize and haul off recycling and residual waste, has by now worked with festivals like Firefly, High Sierra, Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, Governor's Ball, and Panorama.
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By the time "The Greening of America" was published in 21974, Mr. Reich (the "ch" is pronounced "sh"), a son of privilege and private schools, was already an eminent legal scholar, if something of a heretic.
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I bring this up because the potential for "greening out" is one of the main discussions currently taking place around edibles—the next frontier of cannabis legalization in Canada and already big business in legal US markets.
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Defiant and sexy in teased bangs and a Bronze Age gold-and-fur ensemble, the Ontario-born singer known to her parents as Karen Lynn Greening quickly became a heavy metal icon across the Great White North.
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On July 16th Justine Greening, one of Mrs May's former cabinet ministers, proposed a vote with three options: stay in the EU; accept the deal that Mrs May agrees on with Brussels; or leave with no deal.
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Rapid warming up north, in turn, is contributing to profound shifts on land, including a greening of the Arctic tundra, the collapse of permafrost banks along Alaska's northern shores and elsewhere, and an intensification of fire season.
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"This tool will empower both men and women to challenge this issue in their profession and help people to make more informed decisions about their career," Minister for Women and Equalities Justine Greening said in a statement.
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The biggest problem with the Green New Deal is that it puts Washington D.C. is at the center of greening the economy, said Karsner, the assistant secretary for energy efficiency and renewable energy under George W. Bush.
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"We have more women in work, more women-led businesses than ever before and the highest proportion of women on the boards of our biggest companies," said Minister for Women and Equalities Justine Greening in a statement.
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To the Editor: It is great to see someone like Henry M. Paulson Jr. concerned with greening the world's economy, and to see him pump up confidence that the resources can be found to do what's needed.
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In 1970, Charles A. Reich, a law professor who'd experienced a countercultural conversion after hanging with young people out West, published " The Greening of America ," a cotton-candy cone that wound together wispy revelations from the sixties.
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"Recent studies have shown that their distribution and local abundance has also increased over similar timescales to those used in our study, so we would expect them to play their part in a future greening," says Amesbury.
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The ciders are made in upstate New York from Northern Spy, Rhode Island Greening, Goldrush, Spitzenburg and Ellis Bitter apples grown near New Paltz by the owner Peter Yi, the founder of P J Wines in Inwood.
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I mean, if you look at our figures, in terms of the export, lots of it is linked to our competencies in this idea of greening the global economy, in the waste water management, renewables, windmills, etc.
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"Helping women to reach their full potential isn't only the right thing to do, it makes good economic sense and is good for British business," Justine Greening, the minister for women and equalities, said in a statement.
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The Fed also has signaled it would join a group of foreign central banks in an initiative called Network for Greening the Financial System, which includes bank governors and supervisors who are considering pursuing climate stress tests.
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" Mr. Hammond replied that Justine Greening, the minister for women and equalities, was in the process of announcing by letter "that she intends to intervene to fund abortions in England for women arriving here from Northern Ireland.
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As a happy bonus, such a strategy, in conjunction with the greening of the grid, would also produce "economy-wide emissions reductions of over 153% relative to 215," helping US states and cities reach their ambitious goals.
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Paul Greening, ACEA emissions and fuel director, said the group consulted its members, which include VW, and estimated 5 percent of planned diesel models might be withdrawn or changed during a first phase of implementation, and more later.
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In order to prepare the city for inevitable effects of climate change—hotter summers with less rainfall—Arup plans to counteract the root of those problems by cleaning, greening, and cooling the city on a very grand scale.
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It's important to note that record-high temperatures are now believed to be a symptom of global warming, similar to "global greening," or the phenomenon that's caused an increase in plant growth, due to higher levels of CO2.
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In India, pharmaceutical companies cannot just make a small improvement to an existing medicine and expect to be given 20 years of additional monopoly protection, an abusive practice employed by the pharmaceutical industry known as 'patent ever-greening.
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And a final group, including Justine Greening and Paul Masterton— who represent Remain-leaning Putney and East Renfrewshire, respectively—have a better chance of holding onto their seats by opposing a no-deal Brexit than by enabling it.
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"This government is committed to building an inclusive society that works for everyone, no matter what their gender or sexuality and we're taking the next step forward," said Minister for Women and Equalities Justine Greening in a statement.
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Nowhere is this clearer than in "Triumph Over Trump (Blue Over Yellow)" (2017), whose yellow-greening of the "TRUMP" alongside a sky-blue "I" and "H" conveys the opposite of what its title proclaims: "TRUMP" dominates the composition.
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"Under-reporting of bad loans evidently continues to be a risk despite the RBI's actions over the past few years to make the balance sheets of banks more transparent and to stop ever-greening of loans," she added.
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That sentiment has been backed strongly by ECB chief Mario Draghi as well as Bank of England President Mark Carney, who's organized a coalition of 46 central banks and regulators called the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS).
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Following a lack of any "meaningful response," Greening filed a petition in court this week naming the city and the companies and asking that a judge order them to turn over data they may have related to the incident.
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The page said he "will make a full recovery," but Greening said Medeiros is "still in a lot of pain and has got a long road ahead of him," adding that he may have additional surgeries in the future.
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Many nonprofit organizations, such as Outdoor Afro, Latino Outdoors, Adventures for Hopi, the Greening Youth Foundation, Big City Mountaineers and the Center for Diversity and the Environment, aim to address the barriers for traditionally underserved communities in the outdoors.
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Morgan, an ex-education minister who worked in the Treasury and as the chair of the Treasury Select Committee, will join former interior minister Amber Rudd and another former education minister Justine Greening in not running at the election.
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Even if they support greening the grid through technology adopters like Mr. Holtmann, the regulators are also responsible for ensuring that the utilities can afford to supply power to the largest number of customers at the most equitable rates.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Researchers have identified the molecule that attracts the insect that transmits citrus greening disease, a development expected to help farmers control a plague that has destroyed trees in growing regions of Brazil and the United States.
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Based on those suggestions, The Greening of Detroit, the nonprofit group that came to Ms. Westbrook's neighborhood, expanded its youth employment program, which trains and gives stipends to local high school students to maintain and teach residents about trees.
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She knows that greening alone won't prevent every mental health condition, but she's also confident that designing and creating public places, workplaces, schools, and parks around green space could significantly improve people's quality of life and emotional well-being.
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Last year, a study by the University of Florida estimated between 80 and 90 percent of the state's citrus acreage was infected by citrus greening, which is spread primarily by an insect the size of a grain of rice.
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Over 30 central banks and regulators — not including those in the United States and Brazil — have joined forces in a group called the Network for Greening the Financial System to focus on the potential financial consequences of global warming.
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A recent NASA study found that Earth's overall greening over the last two decades — which is to say the increase in area covered by green leaves — is largely due to major tree planting programs and agricultural expansion in China and India.
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When Justine Greening, a former education secretary, says that the best way to prevent the country from disintegrating into hostile tribes is to provide people with equal opportunity and social inclusion, she is the voice of the One Nation faction.
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"This government is committed to building an inclusive society that works for everyone, no matter what their gender or sexuality and today we're taking the next step forward," Justine Greening, minister for the Women and Equalities department, told Pink News.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Justine Greening, a former minister in Theresa May's government, said on Monday Britain's parliament was unlikely to pass a Brexit deal based on the prime minister's plans or one based on a Canada-style free trade deal.
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From the other wing of May's party, pro-EU former Education Minister Justine Greening called on Monday for a second referendum, saying it was the only way to break the stalemate in parliament over the best future relationship with the bloc.
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After the US eliminated all corporate taxes and launched its "Greening America" initiative—which essentially turned every smokestack and tailpipe in the country into a profit opportunity—EnviroCorp quickly grew from a niche company to a bedrock of political power.
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Richard Maxwell is author of the book Greening the Media with Toby Miller, with whom he shares a column at Psychology Today, and is editor of volumes like The Routledge Companion to Labor and Media and Media and the Ecological Crisis.
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Charles A. Reich, who early in his professional life was a noted legal scholar, went on to write "The Greening of America" (1970), which had little to do with urban gardens and more to do with the progression of American consciousness.
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Charles A. Reich, who early in his professional life was a noted legal scholar, went on to write "The Greening of America" (1970), which had little to do with urban gardens and more to do with the progression of American consciousness.
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On Monday, the other wing of May's Conservative Party - those lawmakers who want to keep the closest possible ties with the EU after Brexit - spoke up in the voice of former education minister Justine Greening who called for a second referendum.
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If the companies can get the greening of their operations correct, not only can they save money, but they can also spin a positive narrative that makes them seem part of the solution to climate change, rather than part of the problem.
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A group of more than 30 central banks from around the world, including the European Central Bank and the People's Bank of China, have joined the Network for Greening the Financial System, which launched in 2017 during the One Planet Summit in Paris.
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"I think it's the worst of all worlds," former education minister Justine Greening, who supported staying in the EU in the 2016 Brexit referendum, told BBC radio, adding that she did not think there was any chance it could get through parliament.
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According to research cited by the Network for Greening the Financial System, which comprises over 30 of the world's central banks and supervisors, the energy sector alone faces $1 trillion to $4 trillion of losses from the transition to a low-carbon economy.
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"The danger is when festival-goers see branding around this 'greening the festival', they can feel like problems have been tackled when maybe it's just a small piece of it that has been dealt with, and they think we can relax," he said.
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But many customers say they are happy to be part of greening the area's energy supply, whether for the financial savings, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and slow global warming, or just to make sure the lights stay on in a power failure.
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For the record, Breakingviews makes no claims to rocket science with these informal surveys, which were conducted during panel discussions on topics ranging from environmental shareholder activism to the future of Canada's economy, European banking union and the greening of financial balance sheets.
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The Sunday Times said the ministers who were expected to lose their jobs or move to different roles included Conservative Party chairman Patrick McLoughlin, education minister Justine Greening, business minister Greg Clark and Andrea Leadsom, the government's leader in the lower house of parliament.
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"Barbarian," for example, is based on a tale gleaned from Robert E Howard's Conan books, and is a particularly intense workout, with layers of blackened sludge and submerged cymbal crashes courtesy of Mark Greening (one of the most chaotic and idiosyncratic drummers in metal history).
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Easy being green In talking about the Prius, it's hard not to mention: It could, in some ways, be an effort of corporate "greening" (apply your own cynicism there), in which Uber will announce the number of hybrid cars this is putting on the road.
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Top image: Florida orange grove / USDA, ARS; Bottom Picture: Citrus greening in action in Florida / University of Florida ExtensionThe disease first showed up in Florida all the way back in 1998, so why is its appearance in our orange crop now such a big deal?
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"As to carbon dioxide, I and many other scientists view it as completely beneficial," Fulks said in response to my question about the Paris Agreement, referring to the philosophy that any amount of atmospheric CO2 is good because it contributes to localized "greening" in areas.
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The centerpiece of the farm is a spacious hjallur , inside which were hanging the remains of the summer harvest: a few dozen joints of gently greening lamb, looking less like the wares in a butcher's shop than like shards of granite patterned delicately with lichen.
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In 1963, when Singapore became independent, Lee Kuan Yew embarked on a "greening" project, instating a still-celebrated national Tree Planting Day and enlisting the Gardens' staff to help with planning flower beds in public spaces—thereby converting a colonial mission into a nationalist one.
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But if we could pull such an epic feat off, we wouldn't just be kickstarting a gradual greening of the Sahara desert — we'd also completely kick our addiction to fossil fuels, with the complex delivering about 82 terawatts of electrical power annually, the team calculates.
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This stunning phenomenon provides massive indication that the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Clean Power Plan targets may already be met, that Chinese industry may be slowing and greening, and that our planet will likely avert the worst-case and even middle-case scenarios of warming.
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He was one of the co-lead authors on a recent paper on Arctic greening published in Nature Climate Change by this international group of scientists, who received funding from the National Geographic Society and government agencies in the UK, North America, and Europe.
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Moderator: Antony Currie, Associate Editor, Reuters Breakingviews London – Thursday, January 16th Topic: Greening the financial system Panel: David Blood (Co-Founder and Senior Partner, Generation Investment Management), Sarah Breeden (Executive Director, UK Deposit Takers Supervision, Bank of England), Jessica Uhl (Chief Financial Officer, Shell).
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A message focused on the use of fossil fuels and expensive nuclear power is out of step with the underlying themes of the U.N. conference, which is focused on greening the energy sector and reaching the greenhouse gas reduction goals of the Paris climate deal.
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Charles A. Reich, who as a 21970-year-old Yale Law School professor swapped button-down Brooks Brothers shirts for hippie beads and vaulted to intellectual celebrity by venerating the counterculture in his manifesto, "The Greening of America," died on Saturday in San Francisco.
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Greening said that with divisions in the Conservatives and the opposition Labour Party over how to proceed with Brexit, there should be another vote, with the public able to choose between May's plans, a "no-deal" break with the EU or remaining in the bloc.
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The title track from 220's Black Masses is a three chord chugathon with a chanted call and response chorus (a live favorite, naturally) while pretty much the entirety of Come My Fanatics sees the original trio of Oborn, Greening and Bagshaw channelling blackened doom 'n' roll.
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The state is producing about half the volume of oranges it was a decade ago, although this season was expected to show signs of improvement as new root stocks and production techniques and the use of antibiotics to fight citrus greening were showing signs of success.
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Greening—a co-founder of LegalRideshare, a firm that deals exclusively in rideshare-related personal injury cases—said that the e-scooter companies, as well as the city, were sent letters informing them of the issue and requesting that they preserve any data related to the incident.
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The citrus greening problem has caused a loss of more than $3 billion in revenue in devastated states such as Florida as well as the disappearance of thousands of jobs since it was first discovered more than a decade ago, according to University of Florida estimates.
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As most recreational marijuana users can attest, however, there are limits to this feel-good effect: Drink too much before you smoke, and you run the risk of "greening out"—a nauseous sensation that kicks in when you feel sick and overwhelmed after getting too high.
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Whether or not this singular event will have a small or great impact on the future melting of the ice sheet, it's becoming abundantly clear that the poles are greening, sea levels are rising and countries need to do more to prepare themselves for what's to come.
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Central to the "greening" of the championships is a ban on plastic straws — some 503,000 were used at last year's tournament — the introduction of electric vehicles in the courtesy car fleet; additional water-fill points around the grounds and the provision of paper bags at Wimbledon's shops.
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With 18.5 square kilometers of flat rooftops in Rotterdam, the city has set a target of putting 1 sq km of that space to good use by 2030, by greening it with plants and trees, adding solar panels, and utilizing it for recreation or even homes.
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There's more to life than partisan politics, and obviously if Trump is sincerely prepared to deliver Republican votes for a transformative overhaul of American infrastructure that massively speeds the transition to electrification of transportation and the greening of the energy mix, then Democrats can't just refuse to cooperate.
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It is the time when the intense academic pressure and the gloomy winter are forgotten, when coats come off and Frisbees fly across the greening quads, when there are annual rites like formal dances and Slope Day, when bands play on the hilly campus for — finally — relaxed crowds.
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On a day when Mr. Macron had long planned to promote his energy program, he was instead forced to devote much of his speech not to the greening of France, but to its yellowing — the ''Yellow Vests,'' as the protesters are called, after their symbolic roadside safety vests.
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F Tobias Lindberg, F Colin Greening, D Jared Cowen, F Milan Michalek and a 2017 second-round draft pick were acquired by Toronto in exchange for D Dion Phaneuf, D Cody Donaghey, F Casey Bailey, F Matt Frattin and F Ryan Rupert as part of a nine-player trade on Tuesday.
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D Jared Cowen, F Milan Michalek, F Colin Greening, F Tobias Lindberg and a 2017 second-round draft pick were acquired by Toronto in exchange for D Dion Phaneuf, D Cody Donaghey, F Casey Bailey, F Matt Frattin and F Ryan Rupert as part of a nine-player trade on Tuesday.
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F Colin Greening, D Jared Cowen, F Milan Michalek, F Tobias Lindberg and a 2017 second-round draft pick were acquired by Toronto in exchange for D Dion Phaneuf, D Cody Donaghey, F Casey Bailey, F Matt Frattin and F Ryan Rupert as part of a nine-player trade on Tuesday.
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F Milan Michalek, F Colin Greening, F Tobias Lindberg, D Jared Cowen and a 2017 second-round draft pick were acquired by Toronto in exchange for D Dion Phaneuf, D Cody Donaghey, F Casey Bailey, F Matt Frattin and F Ryan Rupert as part of a nine-player trade on Tuesday.
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Berkeley mayor Jesse Arreguín anticipates that the Center Street Parking Garage will out-green all others in the state with a LEED Silver rating, making it a perfect example of our approach to climate change: glibly "greening" the lives we live now, rather than contemplating the future generations who will have to live here too.
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Political stories made headlines throughout the day, from a London Met police officer on the job proposing to his partner on the other side of the barriers in the middle of the parade—he said yes—to Justine Greening, the international development secretary, casually announcing on Twitter that she's in a relationship with a woman.
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Standing out on the street holding your phone makes you a target for driver impersonators, who will hope that your guard is down and you will get in their car, said Bryant Greening, an attorney who works with accident and assault victims and is a co-founder of the Chicago-based law firm legalrideshare.com.
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A domestic Green New Deal would need to be complemented by an international Green Marshall Plan (or whatever U.S. politicians choose to call it) promoting the greening of capitalist economies over the next dozen years or so, not only to keep global warming within tolerable bounds but to preserve capitalist civilization for its ultimate socialist or communist takeover.
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Alistair Burt and Justine Greening, two of the 21 Tory MPs who had the party whip removed after rebelling on Brexit, ruled out supporting any temporary government led by an opposition MP.It follows Corbyn's cross-party call to back him in leading a "strictly time-limited" government that would extend Article 50 before calling a general election.
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The 21 lawmakers are as follows: Guto Bebb Alistair Burt David Gauke Sam Gyimah Richard Harrington Anne Milton Nicholas Soames Richard Benyon Greg Clark Justine Greening Philip Hammond Margot James Caroline Nokes Rory Stewart Steve Brine Kenneth Clarke Dominic Grieve Stephen Hammond Oliver Letwin Antoinette Sandbach Edward Vaizey (Reporting by Paul Sandle; editing by Kate Holton)
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"China and India account for one-third of the greening, but contain only 9% of the planet's land area covered in vegetation -- a surprising finding, considering the general notion of land degradation in populous countries from overexploitation," Chi Chen, the study's lead author and a graduate researcher at Boston University's Department of Earth and Environment, said in a statement.
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For those unaware of the early history, the band were formed in 22006 by vocalist/guitarist Jus Oborn alongside bassist Tim Bagshaw and drummer Mark Greening in Dorset, UK. Oborn had previously played in a death metal band, Lord of Putrefaction, and was a lifelong Black Sabbath and Saint Vitus obsessive with an encyclopedic knowledge of VHS horror and trash culture.
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During the speeches, several MPs and community members take to the stage, including MP for Mitcham and Morden, Siobhain McDonough; MP for Putney, Justine Greening; as well as 2016 London mayoral candidate Zac Goldsmith, who centers his speech around his wish to "make sure [the Ahmadiyya community] has a voice at the highest levels of government," should he be elected this May.
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"It seems more likely that we can find a win-win situation with China, whether it's greening the Belt and Road, or helping address some of the issues...around transparency or whether it's using our regulatory systems, which are amongst the best in the world," New Zealand's trade minister David Parker said at an annual China-focused business summit in Auckland.
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Since then, we've had the delights of May not only sending Amber Rudd in her place because she couldn't face a televised debate between the main UK political party leaders (and UKIP, I guess) but then sending Justine Greening to stand in for her on, er, renowned brutal site of radio political grillings and sick burns … BBC 4's Woman's Hour.
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Here's a list of top media companies, with a total value approaching $700 billion (given consolidation in the media industry, these 15 conglomerates own almost all the name brands in traditional media): Urban greening A U.C. Berkeley study recently noted there are between 700 million and 2 billion parking spaces in the U.S., covering substantially more than 5,000 square miles.
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How green touring works Some of the ways Reverb assists artists in "greening up" their tours include requesting locally grown and/or plant-based catering, decreasing the number of traveling tour crew, selling merchandise manufactured from sustainable materials, replacing single-use batteries used in in-ear monitors with rechargeable ones, and retrofitting the musician's stage lights to be energy-efficient.
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That same year, as the rebellious fervor of the 21991s appeared to be peaking, The New Yorker published a 19603,21960-word excerpt from "The Greening of America," giving flower children a powerful intellectual rationale and their worried parents a measure of comfort by casting the younger generation's values, built on personal happiness instead of material success, as constructive and benign.
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The Red Wings took a 2-0 lead with 2:41 remaining in the opening period as Green's slap shot from the point got under the arm of Sparks, blocker-side, for his seventh of the season Greening pulled Toronto to within one 2:44 into the second period putting home the rebound off of William Nylander's feed for his fourth of the season.
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Apple Varieties with a Combination for Sugar, Acid and Tannin Stayman and Grimes Golden Winesap, Grimes Golden or Golden Delicious, Jonathan Rhode Island Greening and Porter (New England varieties) Smokehouse, York, and Grimes Golden or Golden Delicious Northern Spy or York (two of the few that stand alone well) Bramley's Seedling and Cox's Orange Pippin (classic British pie makers) Goldrush and Gala (a sweet-tart modern combination) From This Apple Historian Wants You to Meditate on Your Fruit
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) or Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE emerged as the nominee, and advocate amnesty and greening the party.
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As he becomes more personal and freer with his stories, McPhee also becomes freer with advice: For a far richer and more specific list of alternative words, use a dictionary, not the "scattershot wad" in a thesaurus; every piece of writing can be improved by cutting, or "greening" as it is known at Time, for which McPhee produced many kinds of articles including marvelous show-biz profiles likely to be unfamiliar to even his most ardent fans (a passage on trying to interview Jackie Gleason is particularly wonderful).
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Open debates will allow the American people to hear real solutions from candidates and parties that are not sponsored by the economic elite – like an emergency Green New Deal to put America back to work greening the economy, averting catastrophic climate change, and making wars for oil obsolete; canceling student debt and making public higher education free; improved Medicare for All; a welcoming path to citizenship; an end to police violence, the war on drugs, and mass incarceration; and a foreign policy based on international law and human rights.
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