By contrast, global sea water is about 3.5 percent salt.
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I believe that evaporation of sea water offsets thermal expansion.
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Large swells of sea water crashed into residences, inundating neighborhoods.
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Underwater volcanoes and hydrothermal vents discharge mineral salts into sea water.
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Usually, these sea creatures just passively filter sea water for nutrients.
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Basic physics teaches that sea water must expand as temperature rises.
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Lakes and canals are cool; sea-water conversion plants generate heat.
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ET after there was no change in the sea water level.
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Taste the water to make sure it's as salty as sea water.
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Another problem comes from the sucking in of sea water for processing.
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When carbon dioxide interacts with sea water, the water becomes more acidic.
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What's happening: Sea water rose to around six feet before 11 p.m.
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Both units were damaged by the crash impact and sea water, officials said.
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Both devices were damaged by the crash impact and sea water, officials said.
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Baltic Sea water temperatures exceeded 23 degrees Celsius (73.4F) in some places Thursday.
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The sea water froze into a smooth, flat surface, perfect for ice skating.
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At the basic end of the spectrum are sea water, baking soda, and bleach.
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This sea-water inlet divides the city into two parts — Deira and Bur Dubai.
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Exceptionally high tides and sea-water incursions threaten the fresh water under the atolls.
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Sea water was automatically piped through the ship's engine room, where the measurement took place.
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For example, in 2014 X developed technology to create a gasoline substitute from sea water.
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There will also be three pools, including a sea-water lap pool, on the ship.
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Three canals run through that stretch of land, allowing in ships — and Adriatic Sea water.
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As more fossil fuels are burned, sea water mixes with carbon dioxide and becomes carbonic acid.
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Sadly, she fell into the sea water in front of which she was standing and drowned.
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She was then asked whether she thinks the law of thermal expansion applies to sea water.
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Sea water could satisfy 43 percent of the miner's demands by 2029, Cochilco said in the report.
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Sea water from over one kilometer out at sea is pumped to the plant, in Sorek, Israel.
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When mixed with cool sea water, the lava produces an acid steam called "laze" into the air.
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Scientists don't know how spraying clouds with sea water would affect precipitation, potentially devastating the food systems.
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The delicate flesh, the clean, regionally briny flavor, the cold pocket of sea water cradled in the shell!
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It hydrates, clarifies, and brightens with Okinawa deep sea water from Japan, soya bean extracts, and hyaluronic acid.
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Dead sea water is particularly useful because of its high levels of magnesium salt, which reduces skin inflammation.
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Rising temperatures Corals become bleached when under stress because of changing conditions, such as rising sea water temperature.
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In the drying process, minerals — calcium, magnesium, potassium — from the sea water can attach to the sodium chloride.
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Massive waves of sea water caused flooding across Havana, as well as felling of trees and power lines.
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Don't worry, though, it doesn't eat human meat — it feeds on zooplankton, tiny animals that drift in sea water.
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Or, it could be because of us; another theory suggests an oxygen shortage due to higher sea water temperature.
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"Sufficient dissolved oxygen in sea water is essential for the survival of the majority of marine organisms," she said.
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Storm surge is what you get from a hurricane as the wind pushes sea water inland, causing coastal flooding.
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Desolenator is a 100% solar-powered technology which transforms sea water and contaminated water into low cost drinking water.
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Problems arose, however, including sea water leaking into the bottles and the sun, despite the depth, reaching the bottles.
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Oskarshamn 3 will reduce power if sea water reaches 25 degrees but it was below 20 degrees on Tuesday.
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Glaciers are weakened from above when melting water seeps through and weakens cracks, and from below by warmer sea water.
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When looking at disease-causing agents, the researchers were specifically looking at vibrios—bacteria that float around in sea water.
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Aside from being high in demand for eating, they filter sea water and oyster reefs are home to numerous species.
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In Chile, the world's top copper producer, that has largely meant a turn to solar power and desalinated sea water.
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If it wasn't incredibly salty (my roommate thought it tasted like sea water), I would have finished every last spoonful.
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So when Tarte launched its Rainforest Of The Sea Water Foundation in February, we predicted it would be a winner.
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Gabriela Cohen, a dietetics graduate student at Simmons University in Boston, didn't want to rely on sea water to hydrate.
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Sea water poured into the Ebro delta, one of Spain's most important wetlands, inundating thousands of hectares of rice plants.
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Sea water poured into the Ebro delta, one of Spain's most important wetlands, inundating thousands of hectares of rice plants.
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The natural processes that make the seas salty can be reversed by desalination technologies that turn sea water into fresh water.
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In an initial module, the plant will be capable of desalinating 500 cubic meters (132,100 gallons)of sea water per hour.
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Sea water providing a natural magnetic induction, FitzGerald thought it would be the perfect medium to tell the Estuary's emotive stories.
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Salty sea water has been known to cause damage to spacecraft before, and it seems doubtful this rocket will fly again.
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Carbon dioxide in the air naturally reacts with sea water, producing carbonic acid and incrementally increasing the acidity of the seas.
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As record rainfall swept through the state's cityscapes and pushed billions of gallons of runoff out to sea, water quality plummeted.
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And as this new land settles down and sinks, sea water can find its way in through cracks, creating bursts of lava.
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Each of its 35 villas is air conditioned by a sea water system and each has its own private beach and pool.
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Both groups also like many other good things delivered by the EU, such as cleaner sea water and lower mobile-phone charges.
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A medical team accompanied the 28 swimmers, because ingestion of Dead Sea water can be fatal if not treated immediately, organizers said.
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In Chile, the world's top copper producer, that has largely meant a turn to solar and wind power and desalinated sea water.
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The amount of farmland available also is shrinking as salty sea water - which kills most plants - has surged inland, tainting the soil.
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Without them, fields would be flooded by brackish sea water, making the soil saline and unfit to grow staple crops or vegetables.
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It takes two gallons of sea water to make a gallon of fresh water, which means the gallon left behind is briny.
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British forces are also distributing water from supplies aboard the ship, which has a system to turn sea water into drinking water.
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A terrifying seven-foot surge of sea water burst into the ground-floor garage as 130 mph winds relentlessly hammered the building.
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More than a dozen aircraft were involved, including three Canadair firefighting planes which scooped up sea water off a popular tourist beach.
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And now, thanks in part to torpedo-like probes, they are getting better data on the ice being lapped away by sea water.
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Buoys do report slightly cooler water temperatures, but that's only because the sea water is not piped through a warm engine room first.
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This gas, acidic when dissolved in water, is also lowering the pH of the world's sea water—a phenomenon known as ocean acidification.
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The men were accused of drugging and sexually abusing Scarlett Keeling, 15, after a party, leaving her to die in shallow sea water.
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They include everything from obstructing solar radiation with space-based mirrors, to spraying clouds with sea water to whiten them, increasing their reflectivity.
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She is small and slender, with chestnut hair and eyes whose color has something of both the green and blue of sea water.
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First, I took the Land Rover Explore to the beach, and dipped it into sea water to see whether that would phase it.
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Rising earth surface temperature, warmer Southeast and Midwest, Greenland icecap disappearance and sea water rise, more hurricanes; data suggest the forecasts were wrong.
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Instead of White Walkers, however, Curbelo has seen the ankle-deep sea water that floods his district in Miami during certain high tides.
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Israel is being aided by technological advances, easy access to sea water and a strong economy that can afford large-scale projects, he said.
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But applying liberally as a primer works, too, and optimizes the moisturizing effects of ingredients like calming glacial water and softening deep-sea water.
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"We have a lot of areas, especially island areas, on the waterfront – sea water is rising, but it doesn't affect these houses," adds Sirola.
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Over half of the Greenland ice sheet has softened as a direct result of this heat, which has caused an immediate rise in sea water.
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Roughly 35 containers have been located and the remainder were lost at sea, Water Management Minister Cora van Nieuwenhuizen wrote in a letter to parliament.
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After impurities are taken out, the sea water is then forced through membranes under high pressure to force water through but leave the salt behind.
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But it was buttressing the Pine Island Glacier, acting as a barrier between the warmer sea water and the ice that makes up the glacier.
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So in June the government authorised a billion-shekel ($270m) plan to pump desalinated sea water, mostly from the Mediterranean, into the Sea of Galilee.
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Jordan would desalinate Red Sea water, sell some to nearby southern Israel and pump the brine into the Dead Sea to raise water levels there.
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In other words, the sea water encircling Antarctica hails from a time before the industrial revolution or human-caused climate change were even a thing.
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The first large-scale desal plants were built in the 1960s, and there are now some 20,212 facilities globally that turn sea water into fresh.
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Among the plans to increase output capacity from existing fields is a sea water injection plan which is in process of being tendered, he added.
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In March, Sydney's desalination plant started working at full capacity to process sea water, with the aim to lift the city's water reserves to 70%.
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This lake was "Big Sea Water" to the natives who named it; "The Michigan" is what my girls have called it since they were 2.
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For weeks, it seems we've been inundated with vacation snaps from our friends: sun-drenched palm trees, breathtaking turquoise sea water, the warm-weather dream.
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The red tide - an algal bloom that turns the sea water red and makes seafood toxic - is a common, naturally recurring phenomenon in southern Chile.
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The Nordic region's nuclear plants comprise either pressurized water reactors (PWR) or boiling water reactors (BWR) - and both can be affected by warm sea water.
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Laze is formed when hot lava hits the ocean, reacts with sea water and sends hydrochloric acid and steam with fine glass particles in the air.
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But the twistron's most compelling feature was the ability to operate in sea water and potentially harvest vast amounts of energy from the ocean, he added.
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When I finally got my footing, I was standing there with my eyes closed, coughing up sea water, and I hear my friends yelling, 'Your top!!
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In the past 2 decades, frequency of strong hurricane increased, mainly because coastline development, sea water heats up, sea levels rise, and air moisture increases etc.
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Laze — a term combining the words "lava" and "haze" — is formed when molten lava, reaching temperatures of 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit (1,093 Celsius), reacts with sea water.
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The process uses about 10 liters of water per kilogram of hydrogen, an Orsted spokesman said, adding theoretically sea water or tap water can be used.
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Cochilco said in a report that it expected use of sea water, both desalinated and direct from the ocean, to increase by 230 percent over 2018 levels.
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What happens is that when that CO2 that's in the atmosphere reacts with sea water, it creates carbonic acid, the same thing we have in soda pop.
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Laze — a term combining the words "lava" and "haze" — is formed when erupting lava, which can reach 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit (1,093 degrees Celsius), reacts with sea water.
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That's allowed salty sea water to flood in from the Southern Persian Gulf, entering Basra's canals and streams, turning the once fertile land into desert, and decimating farms.
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After clean water is extracted from salt water, desalination plants are left with a large reservoir of brine, which is about twice as salty as normal sea water.
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A68 contains twice the volume of water as Lake Erie, but it won't contribute to rising sea levels because it's already displacing a huge amount of sea water.
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Sea water levels are climbing because carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping greenhouse gases are causing global temperatures to warm, which in turn melts the land-based ice.
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Large concentrations of bioluminescent bacteria are behind an ocean phenomenon called the "Milky Seas": glowing white patches of sea water stretching across an expanse as large as Hawaii.
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The rest consists of higher dry land where coconut trees are grown, as well as wetlands and a maze of water networks including canals and sea-water inlets.
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"Guglielmo Vuolo is a famous pizza chef from my home city and he was the first one to make pizza with sea water a year ago," he says.
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"We started out filling drums with sea water about eight years ago, then the second time we filled a truck, the third with a bigger truck," Moroni explains.
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"We go with a lorry filled with 20,000 litres of drinking water and leave it for Eliane and El Gitano, then refill it with sea water," adds Moroni.
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The research team was collecting data about sea water acidity, salinity and temperature to help them understand how the region will be affected by climate change, particularly ocean acidification.
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Like many African coastal cities, Beira - which lies just above sea-level - is in a race against time to protect itself from cyclones, floods and rising sea-water levels.
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Jordan&aposs main population center is about 300 kilometers (190 miles) from the only coastline, making it prohibitively expensive to deliver desalinated Red Sea water to the capital, Amman.
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Fresh and sea water is often used in the process of cooling fossil-fuel power plants, ubiquitous in the Middle East and North Africa, according to the World Bank.
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The nearby resort town of Portofino was cut off by a landslide while video showed sea water pouring through the picturesque fishing village of Vernazza further to the south.
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Landowners in the United States and British Columbia, like the owners of a wharf surrounded by sea water, do not "possess" the indigenous sea lions that frolic around it.
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Statoil spokesman Erik Haaland said the company did not take part in the CDP fresh water survey because most of the firm's operations are offshore, using abundant sea water.
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The artists were experimenting with movement and personas, donning and shedding clothing to enter into a different relation with each other, with the coastal land, and the sea water.
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"In Asia we have areas which grow rice along coastal zones, where typhoons bring sea water into the rice fields, so those genetics for salinity resistance is important," he said.
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Saudi officials have suggested the nuclear reactors would be useful in pursuing sea-water desalination, but the secretive nature of the acquisitions has led to concerns of a wider agenda.
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Over 90% of the ions in sea water, accounting for about 3% of the ocean by weight, are sodium and chlorine ions, which are the chemical constituents of common salt.
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Singapore also recycles used water with advanced membrane technologies and ultra-violet disinfection and has invested heavily in sea water desalination as it seeks to reduce its reliance on imports.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Angola's sovereign wealth fund will invest $180 million in the country's first deep sea water port in Cabinda, the fund's chairman Jose Filomeno dos Santos said on Tuesday.
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Sea water is also desalinated to generate salt and fresh water for irrigation, while vapor from greenhouses is used to humidify surrounding patches of parched land so plants can grow.
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Meteorologists said major downpours were a classic phenomenon at this time of year but that exceptionally warm sea water along the Mediterranean coast of southern France probably reinforced the impact.
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Those pauses didn&apost affect work on the hull and parts of the ship exposed to sea water, allowing it to be launched ahead of schedule in October, Butler said.
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Daily sea water temperatures for the North and Baltic Seas can be found mapped by the Danish Meteorological Institute at the following link: here Editing by Nina Chestney/David Evans
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These include an effort to build up stockpiled reserves of scarce materials and expand U.S. manufacturing capabilities in things like lithium sea-water batteries that are critical for anti-submarine warfare.
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I think it has to do with the fact that they live at such a cooler temperatures than we do and the venoms are meant to work at sea water temperatures.
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Sea ice area is derived from sea ice extent (total region ice covered) and sea ice concentration (fraction of sea water covered by ice) using this satellite data from the NSIDC.
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For now, they live in cramped single-story concrete houses corroded by sea water on a narrow peninsula, where barefoot fishermen offload their catch on newly-paved roads strewn with rubbish.
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Ocean heat is found to be at record levels, while sea water is now 26% more acidic than it was at the beginning of the industrial period, according to the WMO.
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Globally from 1960 to 2018, the last four years saw the highest average annual sea water temperatures, and average water levels last year were the highest ever recorded, the study said.
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What if we let their mansions fill with sea water and never entered them again, or repurposed them so that they had a utilitarian function for those who have fewer resources?
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Nuclear reactors in the Nordic region have been forced to curb power output or shut down altogether due to the unusually warm summer in the region that has increased sea water temperatures.
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It was a city where you could party until 22016 or 215 AM, then roll straight to the beach for a revitalising dose of smashed avocado on toast, sunshine and sea water.
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Many of these mineral ions are subsequently removed from the sea water by marine plants and animals, but others remain in the water, and their concentration builds up over millions of years.
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But the same type of algae, which only grows in sea water, cannot grow in Tabasco's fresh water where manatees have been perishing, said Ricardo Aguilar of Mexican wildlife advocacy group AZCARM.
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Climate change has started to rear its ugly head in small ways—sea water flooding in city streets, native plants dying and discouraging ecotourism, persistent droughts—and city mayors are fighting back.
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Entitled "unexpected company," the photo shows a figure, looking very much like her 2-year-old daughter Princess Leonore, staring from the beach at a cow that's walking through waves of sea water.
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The Southeast Asian country has been fighting the worst drought and sea water intrusion in 90 years in its Mekong Delta food basket, brought on by climate change and El Nino weather pattern.
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The red tide - an algal bloom that turns the sea water red and makes seafood toxic - is a common, naturally recurring phenomenon in southern Chile, though the extent of the current outbreak is unprecedented.
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One notable upgrade, however, was the addition of a new heat shield, plus the replacement of few outside components that came in contact with sea water when the Dragon splashed down in the ocean.
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"It reacts vigorously with sea water to create a different type of gas plume that results in hazy and noxious conditions downwind of an ocean entry," explained the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, in a statement .
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The bike's powerful motor and hydraulic brakes combined with those fat tires handled anything I threw it: flat asphalt roads, steep dirt trails, rock faces, downed trees, sea water, shorelines, and even loose sand.
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At armpit-height, the weight of the water pressed the layers of clothes beneath the waders tight against my body and the chill of the North Sea water penetrated the thickest sweaters I owned.
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The hurricane was set to make landfall later on Wednesday on Florida's Panhandle and could drive sea water levels as high as 292 feet (23 meters) above normal in some areas, the center said.
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In the meantime, Facebook's sprawling, 57-acre Menlo Park campus sits precariously on the edge of San Francisco Bay, waiting for the imminent rise of sea water to wash over levees and into reality.
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"We have already sold five desalination plants, that's into the private sector, they give from between 500,000 litres to 1 million litres a day of water that is treated from sea water," he said.
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Because the water that the towers used is purified and distilled, it's possible that one day this method can be used with sea water to strip out the salt, and then used in nearby communities.
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In Finland, the Loviisa nuclear power plant said in a statement it briefly reduced energy production in both its units Wednesday to prevent the Baltic Sea water that cools its infrastructure from getting too warm.
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Trends Industrial's ENAPAC project will desalinate sea water for industrial clients in the Atacama desert and mining region in the north of the country, with a maximum capacity of 2,630 liters of water per second.
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It took three hours to recover 11 of the trapped corpses, which were submerged in a mix of sea water and fuel, MSF said, so rescuers enlisted the help of Sea-Watch, another aid group.
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An Indonesian teenager lost adrift at sea on a floating platform known as a rompong stayed alive by catching fish and drinking sea water, according to reports from the Jakarta Post and the Associated Press.
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OSLO (Reuters) - This year's unusually warm summer in the Nordic region has increased sea water temperatures and forced some nuclear reactors to curb power output or shut down altogether, with more expected to follow suit.
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Reactors need cold sea water for cooling but when the temperature gets too high it can make the water too warm for safe operations, although the threshold varies depending on the reactor type and age.
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Then Will wakes up to reveal that it was all a dream… except the camera pans to the floor to show some sea water and barnacles, hinting at a possible return of the squid-faced villain.
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He's setting out this November to teach a duo of Marshallese citizen scientists how to test for the presence of two key radioactive rare earth elements, by collecting sea water from a single nuclear waste site.
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After filtering sea water from Netarts Bay, Ben boils the water down to remove excess calcium and magnesium, which ultimately creates his salt's signature briny taste—as opposed to a harsh, bitter flavor of calcified varieties.
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The red tide - an algal bloom that turns the sea water red and makes seafood toxic - is a common, naturally recurring phenomenon in southern Chile, though scientists say rising water temperatures may be making them more frequent.
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Here are a few tips:Always rinse your suit with fresh water after use, but it doesn't hurt to shake the sand out with a little sea water in the meantime if there's no fresh water at hand.
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Developed by the NIOT, it utilizes the temperature difference between sea-surface water and deep-sea water to evaporate the warmer water at low pressure and condense the vapor with the colder water to obtain fresh water.
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According to Monterey Bay Aquarium, these small sharks are known for swallowing large amounts of sea water when threatened, so as to puff up their bellies and make them appear less of an easy meal for predators.
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Because of the very warm temperatures the Nordic region is currently experiencing, the sea water that is collected to cool the Loviisa reactors is warmer and the water released is also warmer, at 32 degrees Celsius on Wednesday.
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They're also hoping to analyze rocks formed in the Earth's mantle or in sea water where concentrations of uranium are lower, or to look at rocks containing high levels of hydrogen, which would reduce tracks produced by neutrons.
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Sweden's biggest reactor - the 1.4 GW Oskarshamn 3 - was not affected and should be less vulnerable to very hot summers because of the depth from which it takes its sea water, a spokesman for operator OKG has said.
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In the area where the giant polynya opened up, there is an underwater mountain that, when met with strong storms, causes a swirl of sea water, churning saltier water from deeper parts of the ocean up to the top.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's weather bureau projected on Wednesday that there are growing signs of a La Niña pattern emerging as sea water temperatures being monitored near the equator in the Pacific Ocean are now cooler than their benchmark levels.
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The mix of erupting lava, which can reach 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit (1,093 degrees Celsius), and sea water could send up plumes of laze, a mix of hydrochloric acid, steam and volcanic glass particles, Hawaii County Civil Defense said in a statement.
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There are two types of desalination—thermal, which heats up water and then captures the condensation, and reverse osmosis, which forces sea water through the pores of a membrane that are many times smaller than the diameter of a human hair.
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"The main surprise was that the majority of effects of sea water inundation on internet infrastructure will be felt in the next 15 years," said study co-author Paul Barford, a computer science professor at the University of Wisconsin, via email.
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A number of Swedish reactors had to shut down or reduce output as the summer heatwave sent temperatures to record highs in July, with the sea water that is used to cool them becoming much warmer than normal, exceeding safety levels.
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"The reality of climate change and sea level rise means this is increasingly going to become an issue for delta cities as sea water intrudes into rivers and aquifers, especially during drought and where groundwater is already depleted," she said.
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"The reality of climate change and sea level rise means this is increasingly going to become an issue for delta cities as sea water intrudes into rivers and aquifers, especially during drought and where groundwater is already depleted," she said.
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Houses had collapsed, bodies floated in the sea water that had invaded inland, and one in four residents of the community of about 1,200 people had been killed by the deadliest tsunami to sweep across the Indian Ocean in decades.
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As well as tearing up food staples and filling fields with sea water and trash, the storm uprooted plantations of cocoa, coffee and fruit trees, cash crops that are exported and that experts said will take at least five years to grow back.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Some fish may cope with the changing chemistry of the oceans linked to global warming by permanently setting their body defenses to night-time levels, the time of day when they find sea water least hospitable, a study said on Monday.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Finland's Loviisa power plant, consisting of two reactors with a combined capacity of 1 gigawatt, had to reduce power by 170 megawatts on Wednesday as the sea water that is used to cool the reactors had become too warm, operator Fortum said.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's copper industry will triple its use of sea water for industrial processes in the next decade, state copper agency Cochilco said on Tuesday, as global miners in the world's top producer of the red metal seek alternatives amid growing water shortages.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Friday there was a shortfall in the U.S. defense industrial base relating to lithium sea-water batteries and the Defense Department would purchase equipment for pilot production of the batteries that are critical for anti-submarine warfare.
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Many of the other panels I would attend throughout the weekend would cast a similarly critical lens on Western society, including one talk about American government conspiracy theories ("The government is fake," I heard), and another about the dangers surrounding the the acidification of sea-water.
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" Laze - a term combining the words "lava" and haze" - is a mix of hydrochloric acid fumes, steam and fine volcanic glass specks created when erupting lava, which can reach 21955,000 degrees Fahrenheit (1,093 degrees Celsius), reacts with sea water, Hawaii County Civil Defense said in a statement.
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" Laze - a term combining the words "lava" and haze" - is a mix of hydrochloric acid fumes, steam and fine volcanic glass specks created when erupting lava, which can reach 21955,000 degrees Fahrenheit (1,093 degrees Celsius), reacts with sea water, Hawaii County Civil Defense said in a statement.
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"The choice of Reverse Osmosis sea water desalination technology will play a critical part in significantly reducing water production costs, contributing to our goals to build a more sustainable and efficient water and energy sector in the UAE," Othman Al Ali, chief executive of EWEC told reporters.
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The LNG will be turned back into natural gas using sea water to warm the LNG and the natural gas will then be transferred in a buried pipeline to shore where it will supply the existing natural gas pipeline network operated by national oil company Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco).
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The pitching companies who caught the imagination of the audience to win the evening, were Desolenator, which uses solar-powered technology to transform sea water into drinking water; Trylife, which creates interactive films; and SafetyNet, which helps reduce unintentional netting of too-small catch in the fishing industry.
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"When the sea water evaporates, the anticyclone ... stops it from becoming rain, and when it hits the mountain, that's where it can be gathered," Derhem told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, looking out from the top of Mount Boutmezguida besides a small building used as a fog observatory and tool deposit.
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Nutrient-rich ingredients like sea water, marine microalgae, and When I first used the treatment, I pumped the applicator tip a few times until product came out, dotted it around my eyes to make sure I had enough to cover the whole eye area, and then smoothed over with the applicator tip.
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Suggested ideas it could work to develop include geoengineering initiatives, such as spraying sea water into the air at the north and south poles to reflect sunlight away and refreeze them; using fertilizer to regreen portions of the deep ocean to promote plankton growth; and carbon capture and storage methods to suck up and sequester greenhouse gases so they can't contribute to accelerating global warming.
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In Chennai, a coastal city of about 2500 million and the capital of Tamil Nadu state, rapid development and rampant construction have overtaxed a once-abundant natural water supply, forcing the government to spend huge sums to desalinate sea water, bring water by train from hundreds of kilometers (miles) away and deploy an army of water trucks to people whose household taps have suddenly run dry.
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