Durham, North Carolina-based Phononic is a semiconductor manufacturer that has developed a new, solid-state cooling and refrigeration technology that can replace older, less-efficient refrigeration systems.
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Johnson Controls' portfolio includes heating, air conditioning and industrial refrigeration.
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These foods require no refrigeration, and hit the spot anytime.
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"Fruits and vegetables are typically transported with refrigeration," Boehm says.
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HFCs are chemicals used primarily in air conditioning and refrigeration.
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But with home refrigeration, this profession has all but disappeared.
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He explores the methods from the Edo era, predating refrigeration.
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Samples were often destroyed due to a lack of refrigeration.
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Refrigeration, in particular, is crucial in keeping food safe for consumption.
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Papa bañosino Without refrigeration, meat is preserved by very traditional methods.
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This Durham, North Carolina-based company is making refrigeration cool again.
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The storeroom lacked refrigeration, which may have damaged the vaccines' potency.
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Also, many vaccines need refrigeration, and most villages have no electricity.
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"It's basically refrigeration technology," said Harlen Wheatley, Buffalo Trace's master distiller.
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The truck remained at all times under refrigeration, Ms. Gómez said.
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Phononic claim their system results in cost-effective, quiet, and reliable refrigeration.
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As a result, we lost critical refrigeration of the products on site.
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I googled how to fix refrigeration systems and I did it myself.
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Without proper refrigeration, many funeral homes can't take in bodies from hospitals.
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After an intense bidding war, Dwight surrenders to Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration.
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Even that proved to be not enough, as backup refrigeration systems failed.
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It costs less than $2 a dose and does not require refrigeration.
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Doug Young is the President and COO of Lennox International, a global provider of climate control products for the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration markets and a former Chairman of the Air Conditioning Heating Refrigeration Institute (AHRI).
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"Refrigeration has been used to increase produce quality during transportation and storage, but you lose the benefit of refrigeration when a fruit sits on a grocery store shelf or on a kitchen counter," CEO James Rogers told Business Insider.
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They didn't think about refrigeration and all the gizmos and all the things.
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They were also popular in air conditioning units, refrigeration, fire suppression, and insulation.
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The new and old vaccines both require refrigeration and are formulated as drops.
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For that matter, they'll need less refrigeration because they're less prone to spoilage.
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"CLMDO lost most of its equipment, including refrigeration from water damage," Davalos says.
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Factory farming, better refrigeration and globalization have all transformed billions of people's diets.
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What they do: Install or repair heating, central air conditioning, or refrigeration systems.
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A woman with diabetes said a lack of refrigeration had spoiled her insulin.
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Just two funeral homes have refrigeration, and that is reserved for foreigners and VIPs.
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For companies like this, refrigeration, recipes and packaging matter more than heat and speed.
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Both groups also deliver mobile refrigeration units that store bodies for morgues at capacity.
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Jacob Munthali, an employee at Harvey Refrigeration & Air Condition, said the situation was stressful.
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Their meat, easily salted or smoked, could be preserved in an era without refrigeration.
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Some health facilities lack refrigeration space for temperature-sensitive blood products, insulin and vaccines.
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But a North Carolina company called Phononic has developed solid-state refrigeration technology instead.
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"Freezing never kills listeria, and neither does refrigeration," Oliver told me over the phone.
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Kitchen exhausts and plumbing had to be added, gas capacity expanded, the refrigeration rethought.
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This involves proper packaging as well as knowing when to use hydrocoolers and refrigeration.
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"Now, refrigeration companies and original equipment manufacturers have to find an alternative refrigerant," Atti added.
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In August 2015, 71 people were found dead in an abandoned refrigeration lorry in Austria.
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It uses natural gas and waste heat to provide low-temperature refrigeration for Taylor's vegetables.
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The company's newest partnership, announced Friday, is with Thermo Fisher Life Sciences for medical refrigeration.
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They lived before cars, trains, air travel, bicycles, typewriters, telegraphs, sewing machines, photography and refrigeration.
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Refrigeration can be a controversial, since unlike rot, it's mostly a matter of personal preference.
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I don't sleep anymore because the refrigeration truck hasn't had reason to leave Elmhurst Hospital.
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Most recently, in November, it shipped refrigeration units, air-conditioners, copper piping and other electronics.
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Some of the experimental treatments need refrigeration, and not all are available at all sites.
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With refrigeration equipment not functioning, cold-storage warehouses that held the chemicals began to warm.
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All but one of the refrigeration units on those trailers eventually failed, the company said.
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No new shelving, same inefficient fluorescent lighting, and refrigeration units relying on 70s-era technology.
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She is at work on two books, one about refrigeration and the other about quarantine.
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Its commercial and residential solutions businesses supplies products such as air conditioners and refrigeration systems.
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The ships had no refrigeration units, so the corpses were left in mortuary bags on deck.
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Maintaining refrigeration for chemicals that must be stored at low temperature is key, the company said.
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If the refrigeration is on, temperatures can plummet to as low as minus 15 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The company is big in commercial refrigeration, oil drilling and production, as well as pumping systems.
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Aldi said it was halfway through remodeling some of its stores to include more refrigeration space.
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Thousands of the diesel-fuelled contraptions are powering food refrigeration, water purification and other vital needs.
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Formula One technology is also being used to save energy from refrigeration appliances in department stores.
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Howard-McCray manufactures commercial refrigeration and product display units for grocery stores, delis and other customers.
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Annovera uses a new hormone mixture and is effective without refrigeration for up to a year.
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Another was carbetocin for post-partum haemorrhage, an analogue for oxytocin but without oxytocin's refrigeration requirements.
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Certain medications, such as insulin and some antibiotics, require refrigeration, which becomes impossible without stable housing.
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Yes, you need refrigeration, but if you're buying your food every day, you don't need much.
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Because they're peeled, baby carrots require refrigeration and have a shorter shelf life, Ms. Curti noted.
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Refrigeration helped to make fresh, fruity white wines, as did the wide availability of stainless steel.
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The key issue is maintaining refrigeration for chemicals on site, which are stored at low temperatures.
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At Les Halles, he said, you had to sell produce fast because there was no refrigeration.
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For example: in most restaurants, your steak is kept under refrigeration until the moment you order it.
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As for Elena, her urine and blood remains in refrigeration at the Hillsborough County medical examiner's office.
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According to Reuters, the retailer is looking into creating ready-to-eat food that doesn't require refrigeration.
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The plant housed extremely flammable organic peroxides that required refrigeration, as once they heat up, they ignite.
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Next, flowers are imported to the U.S. via Miami, and are then stored in large refrigeration units.
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Starbucks said they knew if they could get the refrigeration process right there, it could work anywhere.
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Many of the containers, known as reefers, were electrified and full of perishable goods that required refrigeration.
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The best part is there's no electricity, water, or refrigeration required to get the mat to cool.
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This specialized type of engineering requires "knowledge of propulsion, electrical, refrigeration and steering systems," according to GOBankingRates.
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According to a criminal complaint filed in July, Bradley also said the trailer refrigeration system didn't work.
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In one of the opening displays, Calzolari presents two suites that deploy refrigeration elements to magical effect.
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Americans have been making their own ice cubes since the advent of home refrigeration in the 1930s.
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Mortuaries are deciding how much room they have to store bodies for weeks or months in refrigeration.
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The company only brings in shelving, smart locks, a computer and display, and refrigeration into new locations.
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Salt would be an important commodity in a world without refrigeration, allowing you to preserve other foods.
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Refrigeration will be moved to Massmart's food and wholesale chains Cambridge, Rhino and cash and carry stores.
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For beer, the world's most consumed alcoholic beverage, refrigeration is a big part of the emissions equation.
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Government guidelines advise consumers against eating perishable foods left outside proper refrigeration for more than two hours.
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The bill also mandates the state to reduce emissions of fluorinated gases, or hydrofluorocarbons used in refrigeration.
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The agent allowed the driver through without an inspection because the trailer's refrigeration unit was turned off.
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In the same region, a family-run operation focuses on stripping refrigeration systems and high-voltage electricity cables.
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HFCs are potent greenhouse gases commonly used in refrigeration and air conditioning instead of other ozone-depleting substances.
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Refrigeration had been fought against; margarine had been coloured pink, by law, so that consumers could reject it.
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But in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, the refrigeration unit needed space for at least a dozen more.
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The storage bay is equipped with freezers and refrigeration and will eventually be accessible 24 hours a day.
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"Unfortunately, some of them were severely overheated, and that was a refrigerated truck with no refrigeration," Hood said.
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Which is why we were surprised to learn, that when it comes to eggs, refrigeration isn't always necessary.
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HFCs, used in air conditioning and refrigeration, have climate change potential far greater than that of carbon dioxide.
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Delish says "gas releasers," such as avocados, tomatoes, nectarines, peaches, pears, and plums, don't need refrigeration at all.
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But despite what you might guess, refrigeration doesn't stop or slow this process - it helps move it along.
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The gel, called Umbipro, needs no refrigeration and comes in a sachet that can be opened without scissors.
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The company maintains a database with details about loading docks, refrigeration and other equipment to help it coordinate.
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His father installs insulation for large refrigeration systems at a contracting division of Scarborough Industries in Oconomowoc, Wis.
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In the U.S. commercial sector, the EIA estimates that refrigeration was "the largest single end use" of electricity.
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"In terms of refrigeration space and storage, the need for infrastructure is very similar," Chong told Business Insider.
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For example, Aqua's first fund backed two Brazilian refrigeration logistics companies, Comfrio Soluções Logísticas and Stock Tech Logistica.
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Before refrigeration, processes like salting, drying, smoking, and fermenting were used to preserve food and keep it safe.
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Instead, he suggested asking for dry ice or Techni-ice, a refrigeration unit, or a nontoxic embalming agent.
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The company said that with no refrigeration in six other trailers, those would likely explode soon as well.
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Japan also standardized a system of egg washing and refrigeration after a serious salmonella outbreak in the 1990s.
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It also has a shelf life of five years and requires no refrigeration — important advantages in the developing world.
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Image: MOLAWhile modern refrigeration had yet to be invented, that didn't deter Englanders from wanting easy access to ice.
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The space station has no refrigeration, meaning all food has to be stored carefully and is often vacuum-packed.
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If the refrigeration is off, the air supply to the trailer is cut off and those inside risk suffocation.
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Thankfully, the Puerto Rican Department of Health delivered an extra refrigeration unit that can hold up to 15 bodies.
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The system sits at the bottom of refrigeration system where the temperature is roughly 0.015 degrees above absolute zero.
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Dollar General has spent the last year remodeling stores, adding more refrigeration units and shortening queues at payment counters.
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But when it came down to meats, I would have to get it that day because refrigeration was nonexistent.
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The port also has been undergoing a big expansion of its refrigeration capacity to attract more food shipping business.
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For example, many rural facilities likely won't be able to carry specific medications due to refrigeration and storage costs.
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Refrigeration and air conditioning used to require vapor compressors, chemicals like Freon, fans, water chillers or passive heat sinks.
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It's a master class in haughtiness, the sturdiest icebox in a movie boldly committed to emotional refrigeration and thaw.
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And Liu Le, a refrigeration expert in Shandong, said there were still companies ready to provide the CFC-211.
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You control the temperature and refrigeration settings with either the integrated touch panels or the app via Bluetooth connection.
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The EPA has been working with international regulators to reduce the use of hydrofluorocarbons, another chemical used in refrigeration.
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Many other pantries, lacking refrigeration and space, were limited to nonperishable foods, leaving some neighborhoods without fruits and vegetables.
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Refrigeration does allows you to cool the fruit, slow down its respiration, and transport it all over the world.
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But, even with refrigeration, there's still a difficulty of getting produce from A to B and maintaining its quality.
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For confiting and curing, it was because there used to be no refrigeration, so you had to preserve things.
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Prior to the modernization of refrigeration in the 19th century, many vegetables were only available during their specific growing season.
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Refrigeration is a crucial part of modern life: It keeps our meat fresh, our vegetables crunchy and our sodas cold.
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Vaccinators have to set up "cold chains", transporting it to its destination in cans of liquid nitrogen between refrigeration units.
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Without refrigeration ingredients spoil; electronic payment systems don't work so customers can't pay (there is a shortage of cash, too).
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Before refrigeration, sake was traditionally brewed only in winter, when it was cold enough to allow for low fermentation temperature.
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Intellectual Ventures developed the tech and licensed it, for free, to the Chinese refrigeration company Aucma to build the coolers.
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Even without refrigeration, they could provide rice and beans, canned vegetables and fruits, pasta, canned soups, and other simple foods.
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Bradley said he knew the trailer refrigeration system didn't work and that the four vent holes were probably clogged up.
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The rooms are fueled by solar panels and high-capacity batteries, making them an eco-conscious solution for portable refrigeration.
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While individual supermarkets need land for parking, mass refrigeration and meat preparation, multiple drugstores can be supplied by one warehouse.
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Now, he's also pushing world leaders to agree to cut down on greenhouse gases from refrigeration and from commercial aircraft.
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The plant lost refrigeration when backup generators were flooded, and workers transferred products from warehouses into diesel-powered refrigerated containers.
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The plant took on six feet of flooding, knocking out the refrigeration needed to keep the chemicals cool and stable.
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It keeps well—it's made of simple ingredients and can be buried in the ground: an early form of refrigeration.
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South Avenue had flourished in parallel with Carrier, the air-conditioning and refrigeration company that had its main operations nearby.
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"At the rate people are dying, I think [hospitals] are doing a good job even thinking about refrigeration," Marmo said.
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F.Y.I. Q. How did doctors in New York do research on cadavers in the age before refrigeration and embalming fluids?
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It transformed the industry into the one we know today, Mr. Koeppel said, requiring boxes, refrigeration and advanced ripening technology.
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The bride's father retired as the owner of RK Mechanical, a commercial refrigeration and air-conditioning business in Wallis, Texas.
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With modern refrigeration, you no longer need to clarify butter, which removes its water content, to improve its preserving abilities.
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The legislation would give the EPA authority to ban hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), potent greenhouse gases used in refrigeration and air conditioning.
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That's an opportunity for United Technologies, which—in addition to its defense products—makes air conditioning, refrigeration, and energy efficiency systems.
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Scientists are experimenting with everything from microwave sterilization to blasts of plasma to ensure food stays appetizing longer—even without refrigeration.
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By contrast, Quadrimune is designed as capsules full of tiny, digestible granules fit for sprinkling on food and don't require refrigeration.
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Reducing that through refrigeration in storage or transport could do more to boost overall food availability than a new green revolution.
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Some HFCs commonly used in refrigeration could be replaced by others that would have an impact more than 20163,000 times smaller.
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There were large declines in orders for industrial and metalworking machinery, as well as ventilation, heating, air‐conditioning and refrigeration equipment.
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The policy has the support of numerous major companies and the air conditioning and refrigeration industries, as well as environmental advocates.
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These Slices of Sauce survive transit, too, and don't require refrigeration; their shelf life is about a year in the pantry.
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Imagine the veteran who served multiple tours overseas and is now working to get a certification in air conditioning and refrigeration.
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Homer was composing—and drinking—long before fining and filtration (not to mention sulfuring, refrigeration, bottling, and corking) became standardized techniques.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy on Thursday issued new energy conservation standards for miscellaneous refrigeration products.
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The bride's father retired from the United Association Local Union 250 in Los Angeles, which represents steam and refrigeration piping workers.
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Funeral homes are so well equipped—we have facilities for refrigeration, we have facilities for embalming, we have facilities for cremation.
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It found that embalmed bodies had been stored for months in a garage without refrigeration, and that some were badly decomposed.
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The proportion of shelving to refrigeration is contingent on the types of delivery that are most popular in the surrounding area.
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Critics said that Nestlé sold its substitute for breast-feeding without regard for a lack of clean drinking water and refrigeration.
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There's more 21st-century wisdom than you might expect in dietary rules penned thousands of years before the invention of refrigeration.
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The lack of power puts dialysis patients at risk, and diabetes patients may lose their insulin supply for lack of refrigeration.
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Year founded: 2009HQ: Durham, NCWhat it does: Phononics is trying to disrupt an industry that has a big carbon footprint — refrigeration.
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It voiced fears for 50,000 vials of insulin for diabetics due to be delivered by next week, which require constant refrigeration.
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Murres and eiders were the most available sources of winter protein until the 1960s, when electricity and refrigeration changed eating habits.
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By contrast, Quadrimune is designed as capsules full of tiny, digestible granules fit for sprinkling on food and don't require refrigeration.
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But not long after the next leg of their journey began, the immigrants discovered that the refrigeration system was not working.
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A tax on "carbon" is a tax on driving a car, heating your home, air conditioning, airplanes,ships, Uber drivers, refrigeration.
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Given the less-than-desirable state of refrigeration in smuggling trucks, much of the meat is not fit for human consumption.
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"If you don't need to install electricity grids and refrigeration equipment at every point along that supply chain — and can instead deliver a pouch of our material, which is lightweight and low cost to distribute, to a remote region where it can then be applied — you now have an extra week to transport it without refrigeration," he said.
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"While the freeze dates and step down levels are ambitious, the [air conditioning and refrigeration] industry is confident we can meet them and continue to provide quality, innovative, energy efficient products and equipment for the benefit of the world's citizens," Stephen Yurek, president of the United States-based Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute, said in a statement.
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Refrigeration — the process of removing heat from an enclosed space — was developed in the 1850s, transforming how we ate and prepared food.
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Flooding rains from Tropical Storm Harvey cut off power to the facility on Sunday, knocking out critical refrigeration systems at the location.
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Project: St. Cecilia, Atlanta Design Icon Grand Central Oyster Bar, New York Best New Restaurant (Presented by True Refrigeration®) Le Coucou
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In one case, a shipping company's vessels waited 396 days to dock at Hodeida, incurring $5.5 million in fuel and refrigeration costs.
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A total of nine trailers with organic peroxide are expected to eventually catch fire because of lack of refrigeration, the agency said.
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Johnson Controls' diversified portfolio of products includes heating and air conditioning, and industrial refrigeration, while Tyco makes security and fire safety systems.
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Richard Adkins, director of sales at Discovery Designs Refrigeration in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, thought his company wouldn't have to worry about Trump's tariffs.
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The process of freeze-drying food retained its nutritional value, required no refrigeration and resulted in it being incredibly light and compact.
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The man assured them that the trailer had refrigeration and told them not to worry about the trip, according to the complaint.
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For eight months after the hurricane, people were living without secure lighting or refrigeration, and grew tired of waiting for federal relief.
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The potential for contamination is still a problem that no one seems to have solved (does that Uber ride have adequate refrigeration?).
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The issue at hand is simply that constant and even refrigeration is necessary to keep fruit fresh and critter-free during transit.
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The ice distributed by aid organizations meant families had access to cold water and a rudimentary refrigeration method in the sweltering heat.
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There are graphic designers, sculptors, a yoga studio, a new age church, and a refrigeration repair school — all hidden behind closed doors.
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Euvichol, a vaccine that can be administered orally and lasts up to 22016 days without refrigeration, costs less than $0003 per dose.
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Bond's West Village location, which used to be a wine shop, has more refrigeration because it has more grocery delivery customers there.
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The plant lost refrigeration when backup generators were flooded and then workers transferred products from the warehouses into diesel-powered refrigerated containers.
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More important, it can last for months without refrigeration, which makes it far easier to use in remote villages with no electricity.
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The rest of the heat from the compression can be used to power a piece of refrigeration kit called an absorption chiller.
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Early in World War II, there was a desperate need for donated blood, and refrigeration methods could not preserve blood long enough.
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With refrigeration came more such places — there were three "Icelands" in Midtown Manhattan alone — and more ice that had to be cleaned.
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Floodwaters from Harvey cut electricity feeding refrigeration units used to keep the plant's tanks of volatile organic peroxide from warming and combusting.
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In one high-profile case, he sided with the EPA and allowed them to limit emissions from refrigeration unit trucks in California.
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As a result, we have lost critical refrigeration of the materials on site that could now explode and cause a subsequent intense fire.
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He studied industrial refrigeration at a vocational college but wasn't able to find a secure well paid job in that field at home.
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We call that S, and that will go up quite a bit as poor people in India are getting lighting, air conditioning, refrigeration.
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In the 2000 case, men and women suffocated in sweltering heat after the truck's refrigeration system was turned off and a vent closed.
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"Although it's rare, a lack of refrigeration, damage to the carton, or drinking repeatedly from the carton could cause mould growth," they said.
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The trailer in which the bodies were found was a refrigerated container, but it is not clear whether the refrigeration was turned on.
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Employees from nearby grocery stores are distributing perishable food—it will not keep for long without refrigeration, which departed with the city's electricity.
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Lennox lowered its full-year guidance following "adverse weather conditions" in the quarter and a reduced outlook on commercial and refrigeration end markets.
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More people would live because of technical progress, from refrigeration to vaccination, than perish because of it, despite lethal inventions such as gunpowder.
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To be a licensed refrigeration technician, the state requires 1,000 hours of training if you have less than 4,000 hours of apprenticeship experience.
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It expects the global economy to remain soft with oil and gas weakness and some incidental margin pressure in food and refrigeration. Ugh.
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It's a trickier donation pipeline, one that requires refrigeration and food-safety monitoring of donated meals, practices that don't apply to pastry donation.
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In order to manage without CFCs, firms replaced them in applications such as refrigeration, air-conditioning and insulation with man-made hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).
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An investigation found the fire started in a large refrigeration storage area that had been illegally built in the basement, according to CCTV.
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From cars, watches and drones to the heating, lighting and refrigeration systems throughout offices and stores, data is flowing and being captured everywhere.
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Last year, its remodeling focused on adding more refrigeration units and private label brands at its stores, which Saunders said, will drive sales.
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He might willingly trade his kingdom for life as an office drone in the 21st-century, with its dentistry, refrigeration, Google and YouTube.
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The 22-pound planes navigate using GPS and cellular networks, and can make deliveries within 30 minutes, negating the need for onboard refrigeration.
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In our business, heavy inventories are mandatory – when refrigeration or temperature control systems break, we have the parts needed to fix them immediately.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new efficiency rules for refrigeration products, protections for orchids, and rate caps for prison calling services.
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It doesn't require refrigeration and retains efficacy for at least three years even at 30 degrees Celsius (86°F) and 75 percent humidity.
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Admittedly, in a winter storm, the backyard could probably double as a refrigeration, but then you'd have to step out into the cold.
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The underground facility, which the company purchased and retrofitted for its needs in the last year, was previously owned by a refrigeration company.
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Although egg refrigeration is the standard in the US, many European countries, including the UK, tend to leave their eggs out as well.
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"The replacements are more flammable and toxic," said Stephen Yurek, the president of the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute, an advocacy organization.
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The path to fast and affordable online grocery service is littered with obstacles: refrigeration challenges, storage woes and high transportation costs, among others.
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In summer there is refrigeration to prevent food and wine, which make up the bulk of goods transported back into China, from rotting.
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"With refrigeration on those trailers lost, there was nothing to stop the chemicals inside from heating up and catching fire," the board said.
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Animals are transported to market alive, so that buyers can be assured they are fresh and the sellers can save money on refrigeration.
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Arkema said Harvey's floodwaters engulfed its backup generators and knocked out the refrigeration necessary to keep the compounds from degrading and catching fire.
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As part of its expansion, existing Aldi stores will also get a brighter lights, bigger aisles, less-cluttered shelves and more refrigeration space.
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A smuggler opened the door and told the migrants they would finally be leaving, reassuring them that the truck had a refrigeration system.
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There was no refrigeration in shops like Moti Mahal, so cooked tandoori chicken would hang near the tandoor, drying out and spoiling quickly.
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I don't even want to know where they got hold of calves' brains in India in the 70s when there was no refrigeration.
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The Robomart vehicles contain a range of technologies that allow them to deliver groceries, including a checkout-free system and refrigeration and temperature controls.
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It also put a strain on the company's franchisees, who had to pay for some of the changes, like different refrigeration and storage systems.
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They involve tight-fitting silicone caps that are connected by tubing to a small refrigeration unit that circulates coolant through tubing in the cap.
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The other two companies will be elevator manufacturer Otis and Carrier, which provides a number of products including those related to HVAC and refrigeration.
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At that facility, the IG found open packages of raw chicken leaking blood over refrigeration units, lunch meat that appeared spoiled, and moldy bread.
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Trader Joe's became the latest grocery chain to pledge that it will reduce ozone-depleting and greenhouse gas emissions coming from its refrigeration equipment.
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Phononic replaced the compressor with solid-state technology and nontoxic refrigerants to give medical facilities smarter, more precise refrigeration with 40% more storage space.
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The tubs are shipped from America, but bombing knocked out the refrigeration units in Aden, the southern port, and the road north was treacherous.
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The new recipe kits, called "Knick Knacks," still require refrigeration, but require customers to supply their own protein and produce to complete the meal.
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Amazon is looking at using tech originally designed for the military to create meals that are ready for consumption that don't require any refrigeration.
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The videos consisted of Metcalf ordering and eating the sandwiches, but it also included tips for how to get McChicken sandwiches crispy after refrigeration.
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But a team of Tufts University researchers has developed a silk coating that could help keep fruit from turning without the need for refrigeration.
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For instance, the automaker will experiment with different vehicle configurations and add-ons like refrigeration, which would be required to transport perishable food items.
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But those kinds of onshore facilities, which require large refrigeration units and storage tanks that take up acres of land, can be prohibitively expensive.
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After a failed bid to open a restaurant, he now works as a refrigeration mechanic at the U.S. Army's Fort Bliss in El Paso.
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But cooling is also crucial to protect life-saving vaccines that need refrigeration, keep food safe and help farmers stop their produce from spoiling.
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A week without insulin, which requires refrigeration and a needle, can lead to a coma, which in turn can lead to death, he says.
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The agreement to phase out the use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), powerful greenhouse gases commonly used in refrigeration and air conditioning, was struck on Oct.
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A federal court on Tuesday struck down an Obama administration rule that banned certain uses of certain gases used in air conditioning and refrigeration.
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Any fan of The Office knows that Phyllis' husband, Bob Vance (of Vance Refrigeration), loves to plug his business whenever he gets the chance.
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The new refrigeration technology uses transcritical CO2, which is a refrigerant that has a much smaller effect on the ozone layer and global warming.
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Companies analyzed in the study reduced food waste through measures like improving refrigeration and switching to more efficient packaging to extend products' shelf-life.
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We must employ every effort to retool our food system, from better refrigeration in the developing world to a rethink of arbitrary expiration dates.
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This also led scientists to invent air conditioning, so refrigeration not only helps our food stay fresh, it helps us beat the heat as well.
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Jackline Mwendo, a nurse at Olosho-Olbor dispensary, said her facility has been able to offer vaccine services since it got power to provide refrigeration.
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Refrigeration causes the cake itself to become more dense and the frosting to thicken, making it taste like a completely different, extra delicious sweet treat.
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Those products will complement Johnson Controls, which makes a range of products, like air-conditioning units and industrial refrigeration, in serving commercial and residential buildings.
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Active cooling Then there are active cooling technologies such as a refrigeration cycle similar to the one we use in air conditioning systems and refrigerators.
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Of course, lacking more sophisticated refrigeration than patches of shade, you'll store your weekly allotments of meat in buried metal boxes covered with burlap sacks.
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Since 2007, more than £1003 million ($905 billion) has been invested in energy and refrigeration efficiency, with its electricity bill falling by £200 million annually.
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They have a right to, and a desire for the simple, taken-for-granted, life-improving technologies of the Western world, like refrigeration and electricity.
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Providing investment funds to bring energy to them is a way of providing potable water, refrigeration for drugs and energy to replace dung for cooking.
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In Chicago, scientific management organized the steps in the dismemberment of cattle and used new modes of refrigeration to keep the meat fresh for delivery.
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The company said some refrigeration of back-up containers has been compromised because of high water levels, and the company is monitoring temperature levels remotely.
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A paucity of refrigeration and syringes has hampered vaccination efforts, and the lack of labs makes it hard to track the spread of the disease.
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Medications that require refrigeration are now kept at the government hospital on the other side of town, and immunizations are available only once a week.
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Students attending Baton Rouge Community College (BRCC) can complete a Technical Competency Area (TCA) in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration after completing 480 hours of training.
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Here's what is happening: Wine: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency rules for certain refrigeration products such as wine coolers.
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The Kigali deal is the latest chapter in what has been at times an environmentally disastrous role played by the air-conditioning and refrigeration industry.
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They fled to Brooklyn, where his father, Max, sold refrigeration equipment to restaurants, and his mother, Johanna (Marcuse) Rothmann, known as Hennie, was a homemaker.
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Now even city slickers with no obvious need for immediate refrigeration are getting into Yeti, just as they embraced Timberland boots and Canada Goose jackets.
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Most likely, you will want to be able to control the temperature of the fermentation, so you will need a tank with a refrigeration jacket.
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The company said some refrigeration of back-up containers has been compromised because of high-water levels and the company is monitoring temperature levels remotely.
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Stapleton became a center for beer production because of its springs, for fresh water, and its caves, for storage before refrigeration, according to historical accounts.
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Sometimes, the trailers are comfortable, or as comfortable as a human-cargo operation can be, with water, ventilation and even refrigeration to keep everyone cool.
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Ship engineer They supervise and coordinate activities of crew engaged in operating and maintaining engines, boilers, deck machinery, and electrical, sanitary, and refrigeration equipment aboard ship.
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University lab technicians treated the fish skin with various sterilizing agents, and sent it to São Paulo for irradiation to kill viruses before packaging and refrigeration.
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Local fuel cell networks mean that hospitals will have electrical power even when disaster strikes and that refrigeration for blood and medical supplies will continue uninterrupted.
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"Our member companies pushed for this amendment for years," said Francis Dietz, a vice president of the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute, a lobbying group.
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This is the essence of pétillant naturel, though it is now done with intention, often with the help of modern refrigeration equipment, and without shattered glass.
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As Mia noted in a separate article, one nutrition initiative could save up to 800,000 lives a year and requires no electricity, refrigeration or high technology.
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How many of us know that wars were once fought over access to salt, a primary means of food preservation long before the availability of refrigeration?
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Mr. Spiliadis buys them seasonally from Florida, the Carolinas or New Jersey; never permits refrigeration; and stacks them in pyramids, which he said assures exemplary ripening.
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With their airtight, heavy-duty packaging, they can withstand just about any climate and are designed to last a minimum of three years with no refrigeration.
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Flooding from Harvey, once a Category 113 hurricane that hit southeast Texas last week, had knocked out the refrigeration system needed to keep the chemicals stable.
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Crosby, 25 miles northeast of Houston, faced not only flooding but reports of explosions Thursday when refrigeration that kept compounds at a chemical plant stable failed.
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Thursday's explosions was set in motion after Hurricane Harvey's floodwaters knocked out power and backup generators, disabling the refrigeration needed to keep the organic peroxides stable.
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Oakland supermarkets brought in refrigeration trucks to save food and Montclair businesses like Laurie Shepherd's dental clinic were unable to tell patients when they would reopen.
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It's also equipped with built-in refrigeration to keep your food fresh pre-preparation, a feature that we haven't seen in any other sous vide device yet.
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Additionally, the FDA also noted that Evanger's Wheeling, Illinois, plant had peeling paint, mold on the walls, poor refrigeration and close proximity to an a open sewer.
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The nevaters of Majorca used a similar technique to keep food cool during the summer months before the advent of electric refrigeration, so it's a good lead.
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"From a food safety perspective, because ketchup has a low (<4.6) pH, it is acidic [and] does not need refrigeration to keep it safe," Holley told MUNCHIES.
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This means no refrigeration is required and relatives looking after babies need collect expressed milk from the factory, where the machine is located, only once a day.
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A large refrigeration facility had been under construction in the building's basement, and preliminary investigations suggested the fire may have started there, Xinhua said late on Monday.
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In 1974 scientists discovered that chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), chemicals used in refrigeration and as propellants in products such as hairsprays, release chlorine into the stratosphere as they decompose.
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Without it, if global warming continues unabated, rising demand for fans, refrigeration and air-conditioning could increase electricity usage by four-fifths globally between 2010 and 2100.
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Hospitals can order blood via text message and have it parachuted to their location in 15 minutes, on average, eliminating the need for onboard refrigeration or insulation.
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A spokeswoman for Localfrio, which exports general cargo as well as chemicals used for refrigeration, said emergency measures were in place and the terminal had been evacuated.
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Researchers using that approach — a set of atoms where there's practically no motion — require some mechanism of keeping them from moving, for which some cases involve refrigeration.
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This standard would largely be defined by access to adequate nutrition, safe homes with sanitation and basic amenities such as refrigeration, mobility, education and basic health care.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the National Association of Manufacturers, Business Roundtable, and leading U.S. air conditioning and refrigeration companies all strongly support U.S. ratification this amendment.
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It will focus on projects ranging from refrigeration and air conditioning through to cooling heat islands in cities and looking at innovative materials to create cooler surfaces.
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He explained further how in the days before refrigeration and modern logistics, most towns in the US had their own distinct brewhouses that reflected the local character.
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Power outages could last for several days following a disaster, so make sure you have a stock of canned foods and dry mixes that don't require refrigeration.
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Controllers can also call on demand-response contracts with industrial customers (including operators of major refrigeration facilities) to achieve a rapid and short-term reduction in load.
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Suppliers, used to sending frozen patties to McDonald's, needed new packaging equipment and refrigeration capacity, among other things, to make sure the fresh beef was handled safely.
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Last week, 34 executives from the heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and refrigeration industries wrote a letter to Mr. Trump urging him to submit the treaty for ratification.
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A recent academic study sponsored by the Institute for Refrigeration, a British nonprofit, found that Britain and the United States had roughly proportional amounts of refrigerator fires.
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It looks sleek and aesthetically-pleasing on a countertop and helps up your multitasking game even further with an in-app assistant chef and built-in refrigeration.
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Global health Thousands of infants are doomed to early deaths each year, in part because pediatric medicines come in hard pills or bitter syrups that need refrigeration.
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Cool without refrigeration, sweet with the taste of earth, nothing slaked the insistent thirst of the tropics better, according to some residents of Yangon, Myanmar's largest city.
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But since the discovery of germs, public sanitation and vaccines, not to mention refrigeration and the principles of nutrition, we now expect most babies to reach adulthood.
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On her tour, Brody showed us a turn-of-the-20th century cover from the Manhattan Refrigeration Company on a Belgian block street of the Meatpacking District.
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To achieve that "uniquely Slurpee" slush, Slurpee machines are equipped with a compact refrigeration system that combines syrup, carbon dioxide and water under pressure in a freezing chamber.
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"Refrigeration and cold storage are really big issues, and will be for the forseeable future," says one former federal emergency response official who asked not to be identified.
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Apeel can keep produce like avocados or oranges from going bad for weeks longer than usual — it can double the shelf life in some cases — even without refrigeration.
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People who relied on home oxygen and dialysis machines or refrigeration for diabetes medication were left vulnerable, cut off from medical professionals and unable to call for help.
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According to Arkema, certain chemicals made by the company required refrigeration, but the plant lost power during the storm, causing the chemicals to warm and eventually burn up.
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"The site lost refrigeration to all of its cold-storage warehouses when electrical power was lost and back-up generators were flooded," the company said in a statement.
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At the time, companies like Pacific Foods and West Soy sold no-refrigeration-needed soy milk in cans or other shelf-stable packaging, mostly in natural food stores.
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The move would allow Ingersoll to focus on its larger, higher-margin business that makes Trane and Thermo King brand of heating, air conditioning and transport refrigeration systems.
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Most of the metal they use to design industrial refrigeration systems comes from Canada and Mexico, he said, and the president has exempted both countries from the levies.
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That perishable food, previously considered risky to donate due to its refrigeration needs, will then reach food banks and rescue agencies like those in the Feeding America network.
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Some claim the implementation of the amendment will lead to higher costs for consumers and businesses that rely on air-conditioning and refrigeration – but this simply isn't true.
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IBM's own five-qubit computer runs with the help of cryogenic refrigeration, keeping some of its part colder than outer space in order to preserve the fragile information.
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While consumers have long since become used to the idea of ordering everything from books to furniture to clothing online, perishables requiring refrigeration offers a unique logistical challenge.
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"There's a lot of internet of things devices, everything from thermostats, refrigeration systems, HVAC systems, to people who bring in their Alexa devices into the offices," she said.
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HANOI, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Vietnam's diversified group Refrigeration Electrical Engineering Corp has raised $100 million issuing fixed rate bonds, bookrunner Standard Chartered Bank (Vietnam) Ltd said on Tuesday.
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Letter To the Editor: I am a proud member (50 years and counting) of Local 51 in Rhode Island, a union for plumbers, pipe fitters and refrigeration technicians.
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They'll show up right at your door and last for 1o days without refrigeration, and up to six months if you choose to put them in the freezer.
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A joint April report from trade groups Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute and the Alliance for Responsible Atmospheric Policy say that the deal will strengthen U.S. exports.
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A startup based in North Carolina's Research Triangle Park, Phononic, wants to make refrigeration and temperature control far more efficient, and steadier, than is possible with traditional systems.
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It's not easy to formulate a contraceptive - or any medication - with enough medication in it to last a full year and be effective without the need for refrigeration.
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The range of items will include "everyday essentials," like household products, baby needs, pet supplies, cleaning supplies, beauty products, electronics, toys and grocery items that don't need refrigeration.
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But the new research found a new version of the drug carbetocin, that does not require refrigeration, is as effective as oxytocin in preventing this form of hemorrhage.
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Representatives of nearly 200 nations agreed Saturday morning to a binding deal to phase out use of a potent greenhouse gas category used in air conditioning and refrigeration.
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The tents, refrigeration units, and an OCME vehicle were spotted by the outlet adjacent to Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan (though OCME is located next door to the hospital).
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And note that while eggs do require refrigeration, they still "have a longer shelf-life than most refrigerated foods and can be very versatile as well," Pike added.
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For more than a thousand years, our ancestors had to settle for flavored snow — quick to vanish without modern refrigeration, and thus a luxury, reserved for the rich.
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Before refrigeration, there was simply no way to put the brakes on the fermentation process: Ripe fruit produced alcohol, then charged ahead in warm climates, turning to vinegar.
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At Target, hackers stole tens of millions of credit card details by penetrating a tiny Pittsburgh refrigeration company that had been given access to the retail chain's network.
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The HFC talks build on the 1987 Montreal Protocol, which succeeded in phasing out the use of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), widely used at that time in refrigeration and aerosols.
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Beyond combat, there are many other potential applications, including refrigeration-free preservation of protein-based drugs, eggs for in vitro fertilization or organs for transplantation, Dr. Chang said.
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My neighbors and I are tormented by the jingle that plays on a loop and by the noise and fumes produced by idling truck engines and refrigeration equipment.
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Blood cubes are also popular hot pot items and, as refrigeration techniques improved with China's post-Cultural Revolution opening up, seafood has been popularised as a hot pot staple.
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WATCH: 10 Household Chores You Can Outsource to Amazon Amazon's own grocery delivery service is limited to certain cities because of the warehousing and refrigeration needs of grocery items.
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Used in refrigeration, building insulation, and as flame retardants, HFCs became prevalent in the 1990s, after the Montreal Protocol banned their more infamous cousins, the ozone-destroying chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs).
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Food must be crumble-free, lightweight, easy to prepare and consume, long-lasting with no need for refrigeration and nutritious enough to sustain an astronaut throughout their space duties.
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CFCs, for example, made refrigeration cheaper, which was great news for consumers — until we realized CFCs were destroying the ozone layer, and the global community united to ban them.
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They came into use in refrigeration and air conditioning as a result of the 1987 Montreal Protocol, which sought to cut down on substances that destroyed the ozone layer.
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Carrier still plans to close a factory in Huntington, Indiana, that employs 700 people making controls for heating, cooling and refrigeration and move the jobs to Mexico by 2018.
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Other lawsuits could center around explosions at a Houston-area chemical plant after floodwaters cut electricity feeding refrigeration units needed to keep tanks of volatile organic peroxide from combusting.
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While Phnom Penh elites might enjoy French wine, in the countryside the brew of choice is beer—served warm or with ice (there are no refrigeration units out here).
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Brands as varied as Embraco, a refrigeration technology and production company, and Natura, a cosmetics label, have created similar programs to invest in startups operating in their respective spaces.
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Even with control of more than 300 acres of stalls, refrigeration units and other facilities, the Hunts Point operators never made room over the years for these local farmers.
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In those pre-refrigeration days, what is now the Upper Pond was used to produce ice; there was a quarry, since closed, on what is now the Lower Pond.
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Gritty details: The report by two industry groups — the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute and the Alliance for Responsible Atmospheric Policy — was sent Wednesday to the Trump administration.
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There's some indication that actual turkeys did a "turkey trot," according to a Washington Post article about how turkeys used to get around before reliable refrigeration and trains existed.
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Since the nanoparticles are relatively easy to make and need no refrigeration, they could be carried into the field and injected, reducing tissue damage and stopping venom from spreading.
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There's the whale meat stored in ice cellars, old-school refrigeration units cut into the Arctic permafrost generations ago, that tastes off now because the temperature has edged up.
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And more businesses can follow the lead of the 43 American supermarket chains that have committed to reducing their emissions of hydrofluorocarbons, a potent greenhouse gas used in refrigeration.
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The Department of Energy, on the other hand, issued "energy conservations standards for walk-in cooler and freezer refrigeration systems" that are estimated to cost $22019 million per year.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - U.S. Republican President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday said he was "making progress" to keep Carrier Corp's heating, air conditioning and refrigeration business in Indiana.
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Rotateq and Rotarix need refrigeration, and another new vaccine, Rotavac, from Bharat Biotech, another Indian company, must be stored frozen — a great challenge in rural areas with power failures.
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Some hospitals put in place emergency outreach teams, deploying them into neighborhoods without power to ensure patients have access to life-saving medication, refrigeration and other critical medical supplies.
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A cart or truck "is a much smaller space, with limited refrigeration and hot holding areas, and a potable water tank instead of water from the building," he said.
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Starr's idea of luck is pretty similar to the Kettering Principle, a concept she brings up in the book's first chapter, and named after the automotive and refrigeration inventor.
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Electricity—used as part of the brewing process, for refrigeration, and so on—amounts to up to a tenth of its costs, says Tony Milikin, the firm's chief sustainability officer.
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Most food items can be stored without refrigeration and consumed in a cell with the help of a hot pot, including dried ramen noodles, instant coffee, and mac and cheese.
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Carl died when Madsen was 20163, and for the next few years, Madsen ricocheted around, starting several degrees and apprenticeships—in welding, refrigeration, and engineering—before dropping out of each.
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One study found that after six days of refrigeration, leafy vegetables lost only 10 percent of their vitamin C content (versus 20 percent in just two days at room temperature).
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And there were two explosions at another petrochemical facility, where backup refrigeration systems failed as the result of the over 40 inches of floodwater surrounding the plant, according to ICIS.
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The Unicorn Jars last up to ten days without refrigeration and up to six months if frozen upon arrival, so be sure to stock up on your favorite color combos.
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As bars and snacking have exploded in popularity, Perfect Snacks continues to distinguish itself by the refrigeration its products require, which the Keith family says helps offer a fresher product.
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The company says its network can deliver packages within 30 minutes, eliminating the need for onboard insulation or refrigeration, and the Zips are durable enough to withstand rain and wind.
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The spin off will be tax-free to Dover shareholders and allow Dover to focus on growing its other three businesses - engineered systems, fluid management, and refrigeration and food equipment.
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In fact, the initial inspiration for the brand was to have an impact in developing countries where electricity and refrigeration for transporting food is still a huge and daily struggle.
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Despite a life in Thailand, it was in Colorado that she learned to cook Thai food: Her hometown lacked the refrigeration and abundance necessary for a consistent cuisine to develop.
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On average, refrigerated trucks use 25 percent more fuel than non-refrigerated ones, Michael Ayres, managing director of the mobile refrigeration company the Dearman Group, told Take Part in 923.
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The company has raised $30 million in new equity funding to support the international expansion of its business, and ramp up the use of its tech within refrigeration and electronics.
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His team freeze-dried a vaccine that Edward Jenner developed in England in 1796, so it no longer needed refrigeration, and adapted a two-pronged needle to simplify its application.
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"Our industry is hard at work doing the research on the HFC alternatives," said Stephen Yurek, the chief executive of the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute, an advocacy group.
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Where you may find it: Carbon tetrachloride, a clear liquid with a sweet smell, was once used in refrigeration fluids, aerosol propellants, pesticides, cleaning fluids, spot removers and degreasing agents.
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Beyond the complex refrigeration systems, Zambonis are the primary tool in making the ice and keeping it in good condition, a big machine that does a lot of detail work.
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More than once, I've found myself deep in conversation with friends and neighbors about the relative merits of various air filters or what to eat first when your refrigeration goes.
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The blasts at the plant, owned by the French chemical company Arkema, came after its main electrical system and backups failed, cutting off refrigeration systems that kept volatile chemicals stable.
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"If you lose power in food processing plants, you lose some of the ability to handle the food safety, whether in refrigeration or other parts of the process," he said.
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Among the items she's selling at Chelsea Market are crème brûlée seared to order, and panna cottas, which she cannot offer in the Greenmarket because she has no refrigeration there.
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By the 1960s, refrigeration had made fresh ginseng easier to buy, and the practice of eating the soup as a summer tonic, thought to refresh and re-energize, spread widely.
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In Corozal, Pilar Guzmán Ríos died on September 29 without the power she needed to run an oxygen machine and without adequate refrigeration for her insulin, according to family members.
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Steve Yurek, president of the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute, said updating the Montreal Protocol is one of the rare cases in which industry appears to welcome new regulations.
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The new refrigeration plant is expected to bring USD500m of extra revenues in the medium term and is likely to provide the first footprint for additional export opportunities in the region.
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The refrigeration unit had travelled to Britain from Zeebrugge in Belgium and the town's chairman, Dirk de Fauw, said he believed the victims died in the trailer before it arrived there.
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While there's no word yet on how costs stack up in comparison, it could prove a useful source of vital drugs that would otherwise be impossible to carry with constant refrigeration.
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He explains that during the weekend rush, "proper refrigeration is almost nonexistent," as cooks are constantly opening the refrigerator and potentially contaminating the fish with other meats in the frantic process.
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"You had power generation that was unstable for months and any type of small producers, or anything that requires any type of refrigeration, is going to be negatively impacted," said Gallego.
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Founder and CEO Tony Atti was a director at MHI Energy Partners, a boutique private-equity firm, when he recognized the opportunity to improve cooling and refrigeration systems back in 2009.
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Phononic is a semiconductor manufacturer that has developed new solid-state cooling and refrigeration technology that displaces compressors, heat sinks and fans — ancient, energy-inefficient technology that's been around for decades.
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CFCs are a family of non-toxic, non-flammable chemical compounds developed in the 1930s as a safe alternative to dangerous substances such as ammonia for refrigeration and spray can propellants.
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Solidifying the entire wall, which consists of 1,568 such underground pipes, will require 30 large refrigeration units and consume enough electricity to light more than 13,000 Japanese homes for a year.
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Companies like Honeywell and DuPont have backed an aggressive shift away from using hydrofluorocarbons, a profitable chemical that has been the foundation for the fast-growing air-conditioning and refrigeration business.
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So, it is fitting that a supermarket chain called Jumbo has become the first in the country to adopt new refrigeration technology that is far more climate friendly than traditional methods.
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The plant was the same facility where, on Thursday, a chemical storage trailer exploded, setting off a fire, after flooding knocked out the refrigeration system needed to keep the chemicals stable.
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If the restaurant can't be bothered to replace the puck in the urinal or keep the toilets and floors clean, then just imagine what their refrigeration and work spaces look like.
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A heat pump is a "mechanical-compression cycle refrigeration system" that can serve as both a furnace and an air conditioner (indeed, many air conditioners are just one-way heat pumps).
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Land that can no longer support crops might - with the advent of solar refrigeration - be used to produce organic or halal meat for international markets, supporting traditional herding cultures, he said.
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The Goleta, California-based company has developed an edible substance that, when applied to the outside of harvested fruits and vegetables, creates an invisible shield that can double their lifespan without refrigeration.
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Its business got a boost last year when it partnered with Thermo Fisher Scientific to be the exclusive supplier for its life sciences and health-care solid-state refrigeration and freezer products.
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All nine trailers at the Harvey-wrecked chemical site, which were filled with highly flammable organic peroxides that require refrigeration, have now burned, the Harris County Fire Marshal's office said Sunday night.
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The Goleta, California-based company has developed an edible substance that when applied to the outside of harvested fruits and vegetables, creates an invisible shield that can double their lifespan without refrigeration.
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Last year that technology really took off when the company partnered with Thermo Fisher Scientific as the exclusive supplier for its life sciences and health-care solid-state refrigeration and freezer products.
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That includes switching to clean sources of electricity and scaling back super-polluting gases, including methane emissions from the oil and gas industry and fluorinated gases used in refrigeration and air conditioning.
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Emerson, a diversified manufacturer with $17.4 billion in sales last year, provides dozens of industries with thousands of products, from tools and large industrial valves to refrigeration, lighting and climate control systems.
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It begins an 211-percent phase-down by midcentury in the production and use of hydrofluorocarbons, the chemicals that replaced CFCs in air conditioning, refrigeration, and foam insulation starting in the 211s.
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The lack of power has been a key factor in a humanitarian crisis as residents with no refrigeration for food and medicine scrambled to find open stores and waited in endless lines.
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Equipment manufacturers will switch to making systems with alternative coolants as chemical makers produce new HFC substitutes, Francis Dietz, VP of public affairs at trade group Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute.
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But one of the solutions requires no electricity or refrigeration, no out-of-pocket cost, and has been part of our tradition of raising our young since before we evolved into humans.
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Their only way to cook was on a campfire, and with no refrigeration, they had to be careful to buy only as much food as they could prepare and eat each day.
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Rowe told the Chronicle that the chemicals in the plant would "certainly" begin to degrade without refrigeration over the six days local officials say it could take for the floodwaters to recede.
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Emerson, a diversified manufacturer with $17.4 billion in sales last year, provides dozens of industries with thousands of products, from tools and large industrial valves to refrigeration, lighting and climate control systems.
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In Puerto Rico, as in any disaster situation, health hinges on electric power: Dialysis, refrigeration for insulin and other medicine, and nebulizers for people with asthma all need electricity to be useful.
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A simple snack cake (like these Whole-Grain Pecan Blondies) or a quick bread (like our Banana-Chocolate-Walnut Bread) doesn't require refrigeration and will last 4 to 5 days at room temperature.
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The kitchen at one facility was in such poor shape -- with open packages of raw chicken leaking blood over refrigeration units -- that the kitchen manager was replaced while the IG inspection was ongoing.
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The refrigeration system solved the thermal radiation problem, and to reduce the noise Rybka and his colleagues swapped the transistor amplifiers for custom "quantum limited amplifiers" developed by UC Berkeley physicist John Clarke.
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"The refrigeration units have been compromised due to the massive flooding, and therefore, we expect these containers to catch fire similar to the way the first trailer did last night," the statement said.
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The juice drinks that have drawn the attention of the British regulator are made using a special aseptic production process, enabling them to be sold without refrigeration and preservatives, Refresco said on Wednesday.
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Meeting the safe-handling and security needs of these priority shippers requires specialized equipment and protocols: adequate refrigeration facilities, animal housing, and welfare procedures, pharmaceuticals and medical supplies handling certification, and much more.
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Glice is arguably more ecologically conscious and certainly more convenient than traditional ice rinks, which require large amounts of water and electricity, as well as noisy, cumbersome machines including refrigeration systems and compressors.
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"You need a wood oven, and you need to leave the dough out at room temperature — refrigeration is prohibited — as well as certain varieties of tomatoes and mozzarella from the region," he explained.
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Hotel owner Mark Shemel figured instead of renting the room for just $500 a night, a sushi bar (no kitchen needed, just refrigeration and a prep space) could bring in thousands of dollars.
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They were carrying juvenile eels, also known as elvers, in specially built containers with hand-held refrigeration devices concealed in their luggage, a spokeswoman from the Bobigny courthouse which handled the case told CNN.
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Phononic is a semiconductor manufacturer that has developed new solid-state cooling and refrigeration technology that displaces compressors, heat sinks and fans — ancient, energy-inefficient technology that's been around for more than 100 years.
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But the highest tolls of this outage will be borne by the most vulnerable: People who depend on medical equipment at home, whose jobs will be closed, and who face food insecurity without refrigeration.
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Growing urban areas contribute to the rising demand for meat and seafood, because people there usually have better access to electricity and refrigeration, said David Dawe, a senior economist at the FAO in Bangkok.
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Don't get me wrong, I spend a fair amount of time there, and I love it—particularly in the fall and winter—but without air-conditioning and refrigeration, it would be unlivable as is.
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Freeze bread you won't eat over the next few days before the bread's texture begins decreasing in quality Even though refrigeration speeds up the recrystallization of starches in bread, freezing does not, said Reid.
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Along the side wall, a parade of flocked mattresses is bound in what appear to be white cords — which, upon closer inspection, are revealed as refrigeration tubes bristling with a furry layer of ice.
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It said the quantities of fluorinated greenhouse gases, used in air conditioning and in domestic, supermarket and industrial refrigeration, emitted in Britain should no longer be factored into the allocation of 2019 annual quotas.
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The hole in the ozone, which is centered over this region, is caused in part by the release of chlorofluorocarbons that come from your air-conditionng, aerosol cans, solvents, refrigeration and other manufacturing processes.
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"Time is money," he said, noting that costs have risen 30 percent because of longer delivery times, higher refrigeration charges for perishable goods and the occasional use of a second driver to overcome delays.
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Ms. Cortés said comparisons between two types of refrigeration — transcritical C02 and one containing hydrofluorocarbons — found that the transcritical C02 systems were 20 percent to 40 percent more energy efficient, saving around $20,000 annually.
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The truck's refrigeration system did not work, the driver, James Matthew Bradley Jr., later told investigators — and by the time police found them, at least eight people had already died from heat exposure and asphyxiation.
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The upshot of the encounter was that Dr Rasheed gave the students the job of designing a low-cost, low-tech way of keeping mothers' milk healthy in Bangladesh's tropical climate, without resorting to refrigeration.
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However, its manufacturers believe that the longevity of the product, its affordability, and the fact that it doesn't require refrigeration make it a powerful weapon in the fight for reproductive justice for low-income women.
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The cooling cushion provides up to three hours of chilly relief thanks to its patented gel design and automatically cools back down with just 20 minutes of non-use — no electricity, water, or refrigeration required.
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Barely anyone she knew had stayed at their normal weight after the storm: Without consistent refrigeration, people either ate processed food and put on pounds or they suffered through shortages and depression and lost weight.
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Another barrier to growing nutrient-rich but perishable fruits and vegetables is the lack of infrastructure such as refrigeration and transport networks, said Debbie Aung Din, whose company Proximity Designs make low-cost farm products.
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Remove the dough ball from the refrigerator and leave wrapped at room temperature until the dough warms to 60 ̊F to 65 ̊ F. (it will be 35-2180 ̊F when it comes out of refrigeration).
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"That's pretty much a call that they would have to make as to whether they would submit it to the Senate for ratification," said Francis Dietz, spokesman for the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute.
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"Families are allocating a disproportionate amount of household funds to pay for utilities that serve to heat, cool and fuel cooking, lighting refrigeration and other basic uses of natural gas and electricity," Hernandez tells Broadly.
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"It is indicated to prevent pregnancy for up to a year and does not require refrigeration, which is particularly important for distribution and use in low-resource settings," the Population Council said on its website.
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The truck's refrigeration system did not work, the driver, James Matthew Bradley Jr., later told investigators—and by the time police found them, at least people eight had already died from heat exposure and asphyxiation.
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But the deal, which is formally an amendment to the 1989 Montreal Protocol on the ozone, could increase the costs of air conditioning and refrigeration, putting it out of reach for some in developing nations.
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In that incident, attackers penetrated the network of Target's HVAC (heating, ventilating and air conditioning) contractor, which had a direct connection into Target's network in order to observe refrigeration units in each of the stores.
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Refrigeration failures reported last spring resulted in the destruction of thousands of eggs at University Hospitals clinic in Cleveland and at Pacific Fertility Center in San Francisco, in which Prelude Fertility owns a majority stake.
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One study found that packaged spinach lost nearly half its folate, one of the B vitamins, after eight days of refrigeration, though another study found that lettuce maintained most of its folate content with storage.
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Factors like storage, refrigeration and shipping can drive up the prices at national grocery stores, so you can generally score much better deals at small markets that get their produce from local farms and wholesalers.
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In addition to black carbon, which comes from trucks as well as the burning of organic material and other sources, the bill also requires reductions in hydrofluorocarbons, used in refrigeration and to power aerosol products.
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The United States needs to ratify Kigali to ensure that America remains a technology leader, because the global market for air conditioning and refrigeration products is expected to more than double in the next ten years.
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Colman won last year's best-actress Oscar for her portrayal of another British monarch in "The Favourite," the eccentric and voluptuary Queen Anne, but Elizabeth, aloof to the point of refrigeration, is a different proposition altogether.
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As of today, temporary stacks of sandbags serve to protect the refrigeration for the meat market alone—leaving the produce and fish markets as exposed as they were more than five years ago during Hurricane Sandy.
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The technique was born of necessity, but it turns out that the natural refrigeration and steady humidity raises levels of amino acids, making carrots, apples, daikon, and other root vegetables sweeter, and their aroma less earthy.
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The poorest communities in the rural outskirts of Puerto Rico didn't have refrigeration, so canned foods like Spam, and salchichas, otherwise known as Vienna sausages, and canned corned beef— were the perfect option to satiate hunger.
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The government intends to advise 140,000 companies about preparations, and Matt Hancock, the health secretary, told the BBC on Monday that the need to stockpile drugs had made him the world's biggest buyer of refrigeration space.
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"These businesses are often out of the way, don't have commercial registration, and don't even have a name for their factories," Mr. Liu, the expert on refrigeration chemicals, said in a presentation to officials last year.
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Chef and owner Vijayakumari Devdas keeps a half-dozen intricately seasoned curries in a steam-table setup for easy takeout in plastic pint containers, and they should keep just fine for a few hours without refrigeration.
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Specialty grocery store chain Trader Joe's has agreed to spend $28500 million to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from refrigeration equipment and will pay a $6900,2628 penalty to settle allegations that it violated federal air pollution regulations.
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In particular, there has been a decadelong impasse between the Pentagon and the FDA over freeze-dried plasma, which the military says will help it save troops from bleeding out since it does not need refrigeration.
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Italian refrigeration systems group Indel B aims to start trading on the Milan bourse in May, with a 25 percent free-float before the exercise of the greenshoe, two sources close to the matter said on Thursday.
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"We were noticing that even though we have fresh produce to distribute, some of the pantries and food banks we work with weren't taking it because they just don't have the refrigeration to store it," Purvis said.
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The best way to store bread is in plastic and on the counter - not in the fridgeReid said refrigeration actually facilitates the water in the bread's movement, speeding up the process of your bread's texture changing process.
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How the vaccine works The vaccine -- called rVSV-ZEBOV -- must be kept between minus 22016 and minus 22014 degrees Celsius (minus 228 to minus 113 degrees Fahrenheit) and is believed to last two weeks under basic refrigeration.
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The refrigeration system in the truck where the migrants were found in northern Greece had not been turned on, and none of the migrants was injured, though some asked for medical assistance, a Greek police official said.
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In particular, there has been a decade-long impasse between the Pentagon and the FDA over freeze-dried plasma, which the military says will help it save troops from bleeding out since it does not need refrigeration.
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The HT NitroThermo Tech's carbon footprint is up to 90% less than a traditional trailer and will be one of the first North American trailers to use a cryogenic nitrogen refrigeration technology system, according to the automaker.
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After Hurricane Maria last week left Puerto Rico and its 3.4 million residents without power, officials are still assessing what is needed to provide shelter, clean water, refrigeration, safe food and medical supplies for the U.S. territory.
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But instead of bowing straight away to consumer pressure, Coles has opted to vehemently defend itself via social media, arguing that it's still adhering to health and safety standards, which do not currently require refrigeration in Australia.
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But since the nanoparticles are relatively easy to make and need no refrigeration, they could be carried in the field and injected into the site of a bite, reducing tissue damage and stopping the poison from spreading.
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Even though he has spent about $903,000 to completely update the interior, which now has a new stove, oven, grill, deep fryer, freezer and refrigeration units, Mr. Elbroody still hasn't grilled one burger in his food truck.
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Importance of stress tolerance: 68Average annual salary: $75,710What they do, according to O*NET: Supervise and coordinate activities of crew engaged in operating and maintaining engines, boilers, deck machinery, and electrical, sanitary, and refrigeration equipment aboard ships.
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Munich-based Linde, which was founded in 1879 to develop mechanical refrigeration systems, had to stop U.S. trading after the United States joined the First World War in 1917, and sold its U.S. unit to Union Carbide.
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To combat this issue, Apeel set up self-service and hybrid distribution systems for farmers in countries like Kenya and Uganda to help protect their produce during its journey from farm to consumer, without the need for refrigeration.
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The bulk of food wasted is at the post-harvest, storage and transport stages, not at the consumption end, they observed, noting that India loses up to 40 percent of fruit and vegetable output because of poor refrigeration.
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CLUI has also mounted exhibitions in its headquarters in Culver City that have focused on golf courses, on-site office trailers, large-scale refrigeration, and experimental aircraft crash sites, among hundreds of other who'd-a'-thunk-it topics.
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Some, for example, develop climate control systems that increase the comfort and productivity of livestock whereas others attempt to increase the storage capacity and efficiency of refrigeration or find better solutions for animal waste disposal, says the BLS.
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In the wake of the fires, residents and first responders alleged that Arkema did not adequately prepare for the hurricane or warn residents of the dangers of the chemicals it had abandoned in trailers that eventually lost refrigeration.
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Expecting that rising water would cut off refrigeration, crews had begun moving the chemicals out of one of the freezer buildings, relying on forklifts to drive through the flooded site to refrigerated trailers used to transport the materials.
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Well, given the opportunity to have light refrigeration, some folks took slight advantage; one solar refrigerator technician reported an Arktek smelling suspiciously of fish upon inspection, and anything that'll keep vaccines cold will do the same for beer.
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In South Asia, for instance, half of all the cauliflower that's grown is lost because there's not enough refrigeration, according to Rosa Rolle, an expert on food waste and loss at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization.
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Before, whether a standard made significant enough energy savings to be legally justified "was in the eye of the beholder," said Francis Dietz, a spokesman for the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute, a trade association for manufacturers.
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In the 85033 rule, the EPA sought to restrict the use of HFCs — common in air conditioning and refrigeration systems — through a Clean Air Act provision that was originally written in 1990 to phase out ozone-depleting substances.
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The tests also detected levels of methyl chloride, a chemical used in refrigeration and manufacturing that is known to cause severe neurological effects, high heart rates and high blood pressure, at more than twice the levels previously thought.
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On dealing with the climate crisis, the French sherpa presented what Macron hopes will be one of the main tangible outcomes of the summit: an initiative focused on improving the efficiency of refrigeration that aims to reduce hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).
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About 1.1 billion people in Asia, Africa and Latin America are at risk from a lack of air conditioning and refrigeration to keep them cool and to preserve food and medicines as temperatures rise, a study said this month.
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"We didn't anticipate having to go through a transition again as quickly as we have," said Francis Dietz, a vice president at The Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute, an industry trade group representing manufacturers like Honeywell and Chemours.
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"This project is truly innovative, as it will, for the first time, provide an effective oxytocin product that does not require refrigeration nor other resources such as needles and syringes," says Dr. Michelle McIntosh, project leader of research team.
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The vibrant, joyful woman suffered from a number of health issues, and she needed an electric-powered machine to help her breathe through the night as well as refrigeration to safely store the insulin she took to manage diabetes.
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Toward the end of former President Obama's administration, the Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy issued new energy conservation standards for various refrigeration products, dedicated-purpose pool pumps and residential central air conditioners and heat pumps.
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An Afghan ring leader and three Bulgarian accomplices were found guilty of organised human trafficking and manslaughter as they refused to stop the refrigeration truck and open the doors to let air in despite pleas from the people inside.
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Mr. Bradley, 60, who has been charged with one count of transporting illegal immigrants, told investigators that he had known that the truck's refrigeration system didn't work and that the vents were probably clogged, according to the criminal complaint.
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With temperatures climbing over 90 degrees, no refrigeration for food or medication, and no water, more people will die, especially those who are older, injured, sick, differently abled, or alone — especially if they have no way to call for help. Maddening.
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It's very good and I inquire about how long the packaged sausage keeps because I'd love to bring some home to my brother, but the shop owner says it'd only be good out of refrigeration for a day or two.
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The GCF and its partners could take hundreds of small loans for cold storage and consolidate them into a bond to offer to financial markets, or provide credit lines to banks so they could lend to farmers to invest in refrigeration.
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His company produces a plant-based coating that comes in powder form and, when applied with water, can double the shelf life of fruit and vegetables without refrigeration so farmers in remote areas can get them to market without spoilage.
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About 1.1 billion people in Asia, Africa and Latin America are at risk from a lack of air conditioning and refrigeration to keep them cool and to preserve food and medicines as temperatures rise, says global group Sustainable Energy for All.
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Two years later leaders from around the world signed the Montreal Protocol, a treaty to phase out the substances causing it, known as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), which were used in refrigeration and as propellants in products such as hairsprays and deodorants.
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In a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice and the Environmental Protection Agency, Trader Joe's agreed to spend $2 million over the next three years to reduce coolant leaks from refrigeration equipment at 453 stores, and improve overall compliance.
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Robert Gordon's The Rise and Fall of American Growth juxtaposes the world-altering impact of 19th century inventions with a disbelief that today's digital transformation might foster growth on the same scale as refrigeration, aviation or the birth of telecommunication.
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Shares in the refrigeration and air conditioning systems maker debut on STAR segment of the Milan bourse after Carel became the only Italian company to go ahead with an initial public offering in the midst of political and market chaos.
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Using Shodan's search engine for internet-connected devices, the researchers found that it was remarkably easy to access an RDM system and adjust the temperatures, alarm settings, and even obtain floor plans for the facilities where the refrigeration units are housed.
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President-elect Donald Trump has already kept one campaign promise, announcing Tuesday evening that he had struck a much-hyped deal to keep Carrier, which makes air conditioning and refrigeration products, from moving 1,000 manufacturing jobs from Indiana to Mexico.
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Most of the space, says Colin Williams, D-Wave's director of business development, is given over to a liquid-helium refrigeration system designed to cool it to 0.015 Kelvin, only a shade above the lowest temperature that is physically possible.
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Thanks to Delish's new regional map of refrigeration, which looks at things like temperature fluctuation, overall temps, and the possibility of drips and spills, the site declares that you should stow your dairy products on the lower or middle shelves.
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The ICRC said a shipment of chlorine tablets to prevent cholera did not get clearance at Yemen's northern border, and it voiced fears for 50,000 vials of insulin for diabetics due to be delivered by next week, which require constant refrigeration.
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I travel with a sandwich made with toasted (prevents sogginess) sprouted whole-grain bread, natural nut butter and an all-fruit jam because it does not need refrigeration and provides a good balance of protein, carbohydrates, fat, fiber, vitamins and minerals.
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It didn't occur to me that "How Things Work" held the promise of an elixir: From these pages, I'd understand nuclear power, refrigeration and jet engines and, in comprehending the machinery of life, I'd finally have some bearings in the world.
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Inslee said he would orchestrate another global agreement to focus on tapering methane gas, which is 22019 times more heat-trapping than carbon, and look for alternatives to hydrofluorocarbons used in refrigeration and air conditioning that are also heat-trapping.
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"It really was just a matter of wanting to have one global process rather than having a patchwork of regulations that they would have to comply with," said Francis Dietz, a vice president at The Air Conditioning Heating & Refrigeration Institute.
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A rest there for about an hour yields a slightly crunchy top to the fruit, but longer refrigeration delivers syrup that runs into the yogurt, staining it with the rust of the saffron, like tendrils of sunset on distant clouds.
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A climate policy pursued under former President Obama is poised to create thousands of jobs and lower America's trade deficit, according to a report backed by a trade group representing some 300 companies in the air conditioning, heating and refrigeration industries.
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OSLO (Reuters) - More than a billion people are at risk from a lack of air conditioning and refrigeration to keep them cool and to preserve food and medicines as global warming brings more high temperatures, a study showed on Monday.
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While businesses would prefer a single federal standard, even a few states acting together could create a significant market for cleaner alternatives to HFCs, said Caroline Davidson-Hood, general counsel for the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute, an industry group.
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"It takes 483 days to get blueberries grown in Chile to market in the United States, which means they have to be picked before they're ripe and shipped under heavy refrigeration," said James Rogers, the founder and chief executive of Apeel.
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The ICRC said on Tuesday that a shipment of chlorine tablets to prevent cholera did not get border clearance and voiced fears for 50,000 vials of insulin for diabetics due to be delivered by next week, which require constant refrigeration.
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Once the Zume pizzas are assembled and partly cooked at headquarters, they're loaded into a specially designed "Baked in the Back" delivery van, each equipped with 56 ovens to finish the cooking en route to customers, plus refrigeration to store additional 112 pies.
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Vendors claim that combustion can be improved by passing fuel through magnetic fields, that refrigeration circuits can be made more efficient by injecting heat and that multiple layers of reflective foil enhance the effect of insulation quilt, to name but three spurious technologies.
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"Many of our people are living in damaged structures and most of us are without running water, electricity and without the fans, refrigeration and air conditioners so necessary in the Caribbean during what is the hottest time of the year," the governor said.
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Most damagingly, in the late 19th century industrial refrigeration made it possible to brew beers year round (it had previously been a seasonal business unsuited to summers) and to make more beers of the crisp, light lager style popular in Germany and Bohemia.
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Ted Cruz's idol, overruled his Cabinet advisers to help secure passage of the Montreal Protocol on Substances That Deplete the Ozone Layer, which enforced the phase-out of chlorofluorocarbons such as that used in refrigeration, air conditioning, foam plastic, aerosol production and more.
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Reagan was forward thinking enough to recognize that prudent action was needed to safeguard our atmosphere, and smart enough to know that U.S. chemical and manufacturing industries, like air conditioning and refrigeration, were well positioned to provide the world with CFC replacements.
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The widespread adoption of refrigeration in the middle of the 20th century was captured in real GDP only through the value of refrigerators bought and sold, but did not take into account the improvements in health this allowed due to less food contamination.
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The victim's uncle, another police chief, Guldad Nezami, said that to dramatize the family's demands, he had taken the extreme step of buying a refrigeration truck to keep Sohrab's body in, instead of burying him right away as demanded by Islamic practice.
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Under the latest rule, anyone involved in transporting human and animal food -- shippers, loaders, carriers and receivers -- will be required to follow best practices for sanitary transportation, like proper refrigeration, adequate cleaning of vehicles between loads and proper protections for food during transit.
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If they were to be removed from refrigeration at that point, their risk of bacterial growth would increase dramatically as the egg would "sweat" through its shell, similar to how a glass of water forms condensation and becomes wet to the touch.
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Marmo said that if more refrigeration space doesn't come when cases really begin to spike in April and May, a state order to send bodies straight to a crematorium or grave site instead could help people like him handle the volume with integrity.
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Mr. Powers noted in a report for the Sierra Club in March that use of the policy limited utility liability in conditions of high fire danger while leaving customers vulnerable to losing critical water pumps, life-support systems and refrigeration for food.
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Though much of the corrugated exterior was covered with new paneling after the 1995 fire, Ms. Rouillard said that her team "found little time capsules" of the original cladding behind the 1940s refrigeration unit that had been built along the eastern exterior wall.
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Under the latest rule, anyone involved in transporting human and animal food — shippers, loaders, carriers and receivers — will be required to follow best practices for sanitary transportation, like proper refrigeration, adequate cleaning of vehicles between loads and proper protections for food during transit.
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But he is also firm that the price simply reflects the cost of the operation: construction, refrigeration, research, ingredients and the mass relocation of employees and their families (including Noma's on-staff personal trainer and several school-age children) for over three months.
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"The units and associated aircraft structural modifications are being specially designed to provide nearly 70 cubic feet of temperature-controlled (refrigeration/freezer) storage to support on-board personnel for an extended period of time, without having to restock while abroad," Stefanek told CNN.
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And so it's a very big deal that we not push energy prices up too much, so that things like fertilizer, lighting, refrigeration, air conditioning eventually — the kinds of things we take for granted — by 2100 should be available to everyone on the planet.
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If we don't do a better job of eating what we grow, more food production — no matter how achieved — will lead to more food ending up as garbage, continued revenue losses and more wasted inputs, from water to fertilizer to transport costs to refrigeration.
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The call for projects targeted deployment-stage businesses focusing on one of four areas — distributed green mini-grids, sustainable mobility, refrigeration (cooling or cold storage) and energy for drinking water and agriculture — "Very promising segments for which very few projects exist," says Florian Temime.
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Budweiser was founded in St. Louis, Missouri, due to its direct access to the Mississippi River, German immigrants moving en masse to the area in the 1800s, and nearby cave formations that allowed brewers to keep their product cool before modern refrigeration was introduced.
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Smart technologies can be installed that allow factories, for example, to turn down their refrigeration units when the energy grid has less capacity - and get paid for that in the same way people are paid to supply energy from their solar panels, she said.
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Remains recovered so far have been bagged and stored in an out-of-the-way area of Addis Ababa's Bole airport, in refrigeration units usually used to store roses destined for export, before being moved to the capital's St. Paul's Hospital, two sources told Reuters.
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But the number of Chinese factories that use polyurethane foam here is daunting — Xingfu alone has around 1,700 businesses involved in making cooking and refrigeration equipment, according to the local government — and officials have said that tracking and punishing illegal chemical production is difficult.
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"We are sending refrigeration trucks to New York to help with some of the problem on a temporary basis," he said at a press conference with Mayor Bill de Blasio as local officials welcomed the Naval medical ship the USNS Comfort to New York City.
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Can Decreix—two main buildings, a vegetable garden, some vineyards, and an olive grove overrun by wild cactus, rosemary, fennel, and lavender—has light, gas, and running water but no refrigeration, no air conditioning, no Wi-Fi, and no connection to the town's sewage system.
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For the fall test drive, an Off the Grid employee drove the Cubert to Fort Mason on a flatbed truck, unfolded it, extended the flap that shields customers from inclement weather and made sure that the self-contained sinks and refrigeration unit were working.
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