Billie Holiday and Sarah Vaughan, and tons and tons and tons of Aretha Franklin.
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That includes 25.1 million tons of plastic containers, 2159,22018 tons of disposable chopsticks, 232,0003 tons of plastic bags and 2000,22015 tons of plastic spoons.
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The top three destinations were Taiwan (72,100 tons), Malaysia (38,400 tons) and Vietnam (0003,500 tons).
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During training, I'll drink tons of wheatgrass juice, tons of blue-green algae, tons of maca—maca for the caca, I say—tons of chlorophyll.
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Global plastic production rose from 2000 million metric tons (250 million tons) in 1950 to close to 299 million metric tons (330 million tons) in 2013.
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As a nation, we've gone from a peak of 889.9 million tons in 2001 (15.1 tons per person) to 659.1 million tons (10.3 tons per person) in 2013.
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There's tons of companies they gave data out to that don't exist anymore, tons and tons of those.
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Kilauea's summit is now belching 15,000 tons (13,607 metric tons) of the gas each day up from 6,000 tons (5443 metric tons) daily prior to the May 3 eruption.
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As a result, the Racine plant could eventually emit 229 tons of nitrogen oxides, 240 tons of carbon monoxide, 52 tons of particulate matter, four tons of sulfur dioxide, and 276 tons of volatile organic compounds per year, Milwaukee's BizTimes reported.
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They weigh an average of 3,200 tons—some as little a 2,100 tons, others as much as 4,200 tons.
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They weigh an average of 24,2750 tons—some as little a 2,100 tons, others as much as 4,200 tons.
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Revamping the death industry 2,700 tons of copper and bronze, 104,272 tons of steel, and 1,636,000 tons of reinforced concrete.
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Tons of dancing, tons of flare ... a fantastic show.
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They claim to have seized 53 tons of meat and fish, 133 tons of scrap metal, 20 tons of fruit, 1.3 tons of medicine, and more than 26,000 bottles of counterfeit vodka.
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Between 2006 and 2050, global production of cement is expected to increase to between 3.7 billion metric tons (4.1 billion tons) and about 4.4 billion metric tons (4.9 billion tons) a year.
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The 223.8 metric tons seized in 2017 was up from 201.3 metric tons in 2016 and 144.8 metric tons in 2015.
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Once the new technology is installed, the government expects annual emissions reductions at the six refineries to total an estimated 773 tons of sulfur dioxide, 407 tons of nitrogen oxide, 1,140 tons of volatile organic compounds, 27 tons of hazardous air pollutants, 20 tons of hydrogen sulfide and the equivalent of 47,034 tons of carbon dioxide.
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Slurry Explosives pleaded guilty in 2006 to storing 1,685 tons (1,530 metric tons) of explosives and blasting agents when it had a permit to store a total of 45 tons (313 metric tons).
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This week's inflow of copper was largely concentrated on just four LME locations: Singapore (227.75,215 tons), Taiwan (210,235 tons) and the two South Korean locations of Busan (250,280 tons) and Gwangyang (03,20 tons).
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GUTFELD: Yes, and have tons -- have tons of college debt.
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There are tons and tons of ways to do that.
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But, man, can they carry tons and tons of data.
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We have tons of cardio, tons of circuit training equipment.
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They hire tons and tons of people to addict you.
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There aren't tons and tons and tons of people who spend their time engaging with their politicians on Twitter or these places.
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Just 1.6 million tons were recycled, 2 million tons were burned for energy and the remaining 8.2 million tons ended up in landfills.
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The press tours end up having tons and tons of outfits.
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For The Martian, I did tons and tons of Google searches.
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"Tons and tons of people got infected very rapidly," he says.
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It is 43 tons per day, not 43 tons per year.
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It was more than 9,000 tons, not more than nine tons.
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Tons and tons of celebrities try to do different internet things.
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They have upstairs, they have tons and tons of historical maps.
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Alcoa expects the global aluminum deficit to grow to between 600 thousand metric tons and 1 million metric tons, up from last quarter's deficit estimate of between 300 thousand metric tons and 700 thousand metric tons.
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Tons of good things could happen, tons of bad news could happen.
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They now control monetization of video for tons and tons of people.
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There are tons and tons of iPhone battery cases to pick from.
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And when we say tons of deals, we mean tons of deals.
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Soymeal usage was lowered to 2.0853 million tons from 22.085 million tons.
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It creates tons of mucus and tons of dryness in the area.
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It has already moved 1989 tons, with 91 tons left to go.
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"European production is less than 2 million tons annually, compared to 10 million tons of polypropylene and 15 million tons of polyethylene," notes Jean Viallefont.
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The amount was ahead of India's 1903 tons but behind China's 1,800 tons.
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Tons of companies had released tons of MP3 players, and they all sucked.
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Swiping through tons and tons of Spectacles videos is also a little annoying.
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Very few members of Congress have actually shoveled tons upon tons of coal.
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New Windows updates, new software for Xbox, and tons and tons of bots.
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Indeed, nine tons of carbon is produced for every 10 tons of cement.
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They generate 2,000 tons of trash and 58 tons of recyclables a year.
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According to the company's estimates, the frac sand demand for the year is just about 100 million tons to 361.83 million tons, whereas the total effective supply is estimated at a much higher 140 million tons to 150 million tons.
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The European Union led the way cutting 160 million tons of carbon dioxide, then the United States at 140 million tons, and Japan at 45 million tons.
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That is enough to produce around 70 tons of heroin, compared with estimates of U.S. demand in recent years that range from 24 tons to 50 tons.
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First, while 2017 U.S. production of 773 million tons was 21625 million tons higher than 2900, U.S. coal production peaked in 220006 at nearly 2202 billion tons.
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The frigate displaces 5,290 tons, and the tanker displaces over 62,500 tons when empty.
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Like having tons and tons of babies so there are more little white nationalists.
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We have tons of people in their 50s, 60s, tons in their 30s, 40s.
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At the root of customer experience management is data — tons and tons of data.
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However, they still have tons and tons of bacteria, just like people mouths do.
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The central bank previously added 20 tons in May and 17 tons in June.
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Regulators estimate the system upgrades, many already in place, will reduce at least 11,85033 tons of VOC emissions, 400 tons of other pollutants and 2,600 tons of methane.
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Imports from Mexico will total 1.27 million tons this year, down from last month's projection of 1.69 million tons but up from 2016-17's 1.2 million tons.
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A study published this March in Nature estimated that the GPGP alone holds about 603,000 metric tons of megaplastics (like fishing nets), 20,000 metric tons of macroplastics (like crates), 10,000 metric tons of mesoplastics (like bottle caps) and 6,4000 metric tons of microplastics.
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Yet Another Company Is Making Tons of Money Off Pokémon GoPokémon Go, the game that has captured the heart of a nation, is earning tons 'n tons of money.
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However, the LPD17 weighs close to 25,000 tons and the LSD is only 16,383 tons.
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In the 1980s, it was losing 44 billion tons (40 billion metric tons) a year.
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There was tons and tons of different UI development, between both software and hardware development.
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And just kept sending her tons and tons of places to look in the Bronx.
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"There's tons of water, tons of boardwalks, palm trees," Chelsea says during the opening montage.
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And there are tons and tons of Asian actresses that would have killed this role.
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But hey, at least its not burning through tons and tons of mon—oh, wait.
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Production increased exponentially from 2.5 million tons in 1950 to 493 million tons by 2015.
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Australian coal exports dropped from 8.36 million tons to 7.46 million tons during that time.
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The country imported only two tons in 2010; last year, it brought in 32,100 tons.
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Russia committed to destroying 40,000 metric tons, and the United States to 31,500 metric tons.
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Global demand surged from 4,600 million tons in 2000 to 18803,876 million tons in 2013.
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A lot of people have, tons and tons of great alumni have come from it.
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That increased production from less than 5 tons per hectare to 35 tons per hectare.
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It said 8.7 tons of meat was distributed to Croatia and 3 tons to Slovenia.
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And so, we've been doing tons and tons of live podcasts all over the country.
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Amid tons upon tons of repetitive work, there were some unexpected jewels to be found.
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If the Model 3 doesn't turn things around and bring tons of new, middle-class buyers — and tons and tons of cash — it's lights out for the upstart EV automaker.
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Pflaumer said Nestle has cut over 53,000 metric tons of sugar, 5,000 tons of saturated fats and 300 metric tons of sodium from its manufacturing process in Brazil since 2014.
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There were tons of media, tons of activists, and tons of people who had just joined in, hoping that it would make it easier to get into the United States.
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In 2100, the EPA reported that of the 22019 million tons of textile waste generated that year, only 2.45 million tons were recycled, while 10.53 million tons were thrown away.
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As a result, demand for plastics is rising, from 220 million tons a decade ago to 212 million tons today and a projected 20103 million tons a decade from now.
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It said it had delivered 300 tents, 13 tons of food, 15 tons of baby food, three pallets of medical equipment and medicine, and 30 tons of clothing and footwear.
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I'm thinking there's tons and tons of companies like this, and most of them get sold.
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Authorities have prepared about 5 metric tons (5.5 tons) of supplies in the city of Christchurch.
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Net outflows from ETFs fell to 133.4 tons in 2015, compared to 185.1 tons in 2014.
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Likewise, nationwide wheat production plunged from 4 million tons a year to around 2 million tons.
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"But if all the millions of tourists did it, tons and tons would disappear every year."
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This year it raised its mackerel quota by 0003 percent, to 140,000 tons from 108,000 tons.
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Shipments were 2513,2850 tons for the full year, down 383 percent from 238,239 tons in 2923.
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In 2015, Americans recycled 2.5 million tons of textiles, but sent 10.5 million tons to landfills.
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According to the Toxics Release Inventory database maintained by the EPA, the largest emitters of ethylene oxide in Louisiana last year were the Sasol Chemicals facility in Lake Charles, with 8.4 tons; BASF in Geismar, with 7.6 tons; Shell Chemical in Geismar, with 5.2 tons; the Union Carbide plant, with 4 tons; and Dow's Plaquemine chemical facility, with 1.5 tons.
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That's the meat-restraining power of Catholicism on a country that consumes around 1.765 million tons of beef, 3 million tons of chicken, and 1.2 million tons of pork per year.
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The truck concept weighs 23 tons, and the company claims it can haul a payload of about 11 tons — just two tons less than a diesel rig of the same class.
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The deliveries were concentrated on Singapore, where LME warehouses received 39,650 tons, although there was also significant warranting activity at South Korean locations (18,250 tons) and Kaohsiung in Taiwan (0003,850 tons).
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The deliveries included 300 tents, 13 tons of food, 15 tons of baby food, three pallets of medical equipment and medicine and 30 tons of clothing and footwear, according to the IDF.
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One user asked why the Raptor engine was reduced from 20173 tons to 170 tons of thrust.
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"There are tons and tons of similar places in the forest that have already disappeared," he said.
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In 2019, Hebei will offer 12.8 million tons of clean coal and 7.4 million tons in 2020.
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China is also consuming tons of coal numbering in the billions: 3.82 billion metric tons in 2017.
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The company produced 32.4 million tons of coal in 2017 and exported 32.3 million tons from Colombia.
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You have tons and tons of different strains and combinations of cannabinoids that have worked for people.
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In 2018, BASF reported 7.6 tons of ethylene oxide emissions, while Dow reported 24 tons in Plaquemine.
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It would bring 85033,000 additional tons of methane emissions and about 100,000 tons of volatile organic compounds.
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It stoked smelters, powered locomotives and generated steam, driving mills that processed tons and tons of rock.
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There are tons of Africa study centers in China, tons of people for CCTV to check with.
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The country recycled about 1.4 million tons of waste in 2011 and 1.6 million tons in 2015.
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"There are tons and tons of endorsements out there," Michael Ostheimer, an FTC attorney, told the Journal.
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It was an ordinary truck with ordinary cargo: nine tons of margarine and 22002 tons of flour.
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In 1996, Romania produced 7.2 million tons of coal; now, it is less than two million tons.
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My kids use so much video, just tons and tons on their phones usually, which is interesting.
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BK: It wasn't tons and tons of people, but there were definitely people killed during shootouts especially.
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Designers and researchers predict that the city will absorb nearly 10,000 tons of carbon dioxide as well as 57 tons of pollutants, ultimately pumping more than 900 tons of oxygen into the atmosphere.
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Grain barge shipments rose 210 percent from 2500 to 22014 to a near-record 215 million tons, but coal shipments dropped by nearly 803 million tons in that period, to 280 million tons.
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"For some reason, at the end of the day, he has tons and tons and tons of footage," said Kirk Fraser, a filmmaker who worked on a project with Stackhouse several years ago.
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They also collected fishing gear called "ghost nets," with one weighing 5 tons and another weighing 8 tons.
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The U.S. has 255 billion tons of accessible coal reserves but burns almost 1 billion tons every year.
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China&aposs U.S. sorghum imports surged from 317,000 metric tons in 2013 to 4.76 million tons last year.
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Holdings of SPDR Gold Trust fell 0.28 percent to 837.06 tons on Thursday from 839.43 tons on Wednesday.
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There were tons of people, and tons of bands, and shows almost every fucking night, it seemed like.
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The really bad part is that there's tons and tons of people in this country that are disenfranchised.
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There are tons and tons of planets out there, and they're stranger than we ever could have imagined.
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A typical shipping container can carry as much as 26 tons, and weighs four tons even when empty.
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The Times used only 104,000 metric tons of newsprint last year, down from 347,000 metric tons in 2000.
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Annual domestic production of tea in Taiwan adds up to 15,000 tons, while demand is about 45,000 tons.
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In recent years, Indonesia's fishing haul has risen from 2.5 million tons to 6.6 million tons this year.
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A lot of these, Google, AI, Uber, all the others on self-driving, tons and tons of Google.
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Exports to Asia meanwhile, totaled 12.3 million tons, compared to 6.2 million tons in the year-earlier period.
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But that 43 tons a day is small potatoes compared to Earth's mass, which is about 5,972,200,000,000,000,000,000 tons.
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I typically write about tech, I do tons and tons of interviews with all the big tech titans.
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That reflects a strangely difficult challenge for billionaires: It is actually pretty hard to give your fortune away, in a responsible way, without devoting tons of time, tons of study, and tons of staff.
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One user, over the course of a single week after the technology was installed, saw its carbon dioxide emissions drop from 124.5 metric tons (137 tons) to 119 metric tons (131 tons) by replacing some of the carbon-intensive cement in the concrete mix with waste carbon dioxide, Monkman says.
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Millions and millions and millions of black fly larvae make tons and tons and tons of delicious edible poop, keeping ecosystems healthy and thriving so you and your children can enjoy swimming in mountain streams.
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He said Iran had imported 550 tons of uranium before the nuclear agreement and had acquired approximately another 400 tons after the agreement was finalized, bringing the total stockpile to between 900 and 950 tons.
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As a result, the supply deficits of 5003,2500 tons and 22011,22016 tons calculated for 2016 and 2017 at the time of its last meeting in October have been trimmed to 38,000 and 40,000 tons respectively.
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The drug is then moved into the interior of the country and eventually to the ports of Santos (22.7 tons of cocaine seized in 2018), Paranaguá (4.3 tons) and Itajaí (803 tons) in southeastern Brazil.
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According to the website of the Staples Center, the two systems will help to eliminate more than 10,000 tons of CO2, over 27 tons of sulphur dioxide and more than 33 tons of nitrous oxide.
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But basically Horowitz did say look, there was tons and tons of bias here and Republicans took it from.
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You don't get a meeting by speaking extra fast and loading tons and tons of information into your pitch.
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They were relaxed and chatty and open and gorgeous, and we had tons of laughs and tons of fun.
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It doesn&apost plan to try pumping out the 1,800 tons of fuel oil and 140 tons of diesel.
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According to the UNODC, global meth seizures nearly quadrupled from 2100 tons in 290 to 22014 tons in 22009.
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The Pelambres expansion will increase treatment capacity from 22,280 tons to 190,000 tons per day of ore, Arriagada said.
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According to the UNODC, global meth seizures nearly quadrupled from 24 tons in 2194 to 290 tons in 22014.
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So they estimated that at least 357 billion tons (325 billion metric tons) 0f sulfur gas entered the atmosphere.
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"Elizabeth Warren is putting out tons and tons of policy proposals and not getting very much attention," Newall said.
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And there are tons and tons of blandsome white superhero (and supervillain) dudes to choose from in the comics.
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One noted 30 metric tons of garbage left behind in the Zocalo; another said there were 207 metric tons.
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We have tons and tons of laws and rules and regulations and policies by which we live our lives.
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There's no scientific evidence proving it doesn't exist, and tons and tons of women are reporting that it does.
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He said a combination of "tons and tons of meat" and not enough water could lead to kidney stones.
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PCC doesn't have that many house-brand products, but it does have tons and tons of house-brand hummus.
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Its production jumped by 36.8 percent to 4.4 million tons in 2015, while production capacity reached 5.186 million tons.
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More than 56 tons of trash is left in Times Square after the celebrations — including 1.5 tons of confetti.
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Svelte France, by comparison, weighed in at 211 tons per capita, while Indians put out just 270 tons each.
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He says, globally, there's 700 million metric tons of oversupply, 425 million tons of which are from China alone.
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Many protests, evictions, and tons and tons of sand later, the lake remains largely undeveloped but completely filled in.
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Chrissy Teigen also attended the ceremony with her husband John Legend wearing an illusion dress with tons ornate crystallized embroidery, tons of straps, and tons of skin-exposing cutouts, all ending in a fringe-laden skirt.
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" In 2017 in particular, the study found Pentagon emissions "were greater than Finland, which emitted 46.8 million metric tons, Sweden which emitted 50.8 million metric tons, and Denmark which emitted 33.5 million metric tons of CO2.
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As far as there being tons and tons of different gadgets and too many options, I think that's totally fair.
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Anyway, there was tons, there's just tons of them, and I have them all in a drawer, in my house.
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I don't read tons and tons of magazines like I used to, but I still read the articles in Playboy.
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Qatar has announced it is to grow its LNG production from 77 million tons per annum to 110 million tons.
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It is true that those registered with the Shanghai Futures Exchange have declined by almost 9,600 tons to 84,334 tons.
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Image: ApplePokémon Go, the game that has captured the heart of a nation, is earning tons 'n tons of money.
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Throughout the Keys, all of the tons and tons of debris on land—14,000 dump trucks worth—has been removed.
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He might purchase, say, 20 tons of steel, but bribe the vendor to give him a receipt for 0003 tons.
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Tiangong-1 and Tiangong-2 are each around 8 metric tons while the ISS is a whopping 400 metric tons.
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More than half - 219 tons - was donated to families in need in nine Russian regions, with another 50 tons recycled.
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Although there's tons of secrecy surrounding the mysterious revival, we do know tons of stars have signed to Twin Peaks.
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Similarly, exports have spiked from 125,614 metric tons in 21625 to 2900,220006 metric tons last year — a 2202-percent surge.
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I'm talking tons and tons of kids, with over a couple thousand active members, so people were posting every day.
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The shortfall was expected to rise from 2,600 tons in 2020 to about 20073,900 tons a decade later, it said.
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These ships form the backbone of Elite's trading economy, carrying tons upon tons of various goods across human occupied space.
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Some 380 million tons of plastics were produced in 2015, up from just more than 2 million tons in 53.
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Tons of celebs love it, too, and offers tons of outfit inspiration if you're not sure how to wear it.
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Last year, ADM processed more than 57 million metric tons of corn and oilseeds and exported millions of tons more.
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It was built to hold 36.3 tons and regularly held more than 47.3 tons, according to the New York Times.
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Carbon dioxide emissions peaked in 2007 at six billion metric tons, declining slightly to 5.4 billion metric tons by 2014.
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Altogether, China emitted 600 million tons of CO2 in the past four weeks — about 200 million tons less than expected.
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The lead has shrunk, from four million tons in the late 1990s to three million tons today, in rough numbers.
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In fiscal 2017, the Coast Guard seized 223.8 metric tons of cocaine, compared with 201.3 metric tons the previous year.
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That was up from a previous outlook of 8.83 million tons and the 173 million tons produced in 2016-17.
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The SLS version for crewed flight will lift 105 metric tons; Falcon Heavy tops out at around 64 metric tons.
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Iron ore sales volume 4.3 million long tons versus 4.1 million long tons * Cliffs natural resources inc - full-year u.s.
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In 2015 Americans sent 10.5 million tons of textiles to the dump and just 2.5 million tons to be recycled.
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But you know, it was a beautiful facility and there were tons and tons of workers, and bigger than ever.
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You know, eventually these things, they break or something doesn't happen, but I have tons and tons of old headsets.
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And let me tell you something, folks, people are driving across that border with tons, tons, hear me, tons of everything from byproducts for methamphetamine to cocaine to heroin and it's all coming up through corrupt Mexico.
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When the asteroid struck, it vaporized layers of limestone, releasing into the atmosphere a trillion tons of carbon dioxide, ten billion tons of methane, and a billion tons of carbon monoxide; all three are powerful greenhouse gases.
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With well-connected infrastructure and reasonably high urban density, Xiongan will need 25-30 million tons of steel for residential infrastructure, another 35-40 million tons for the non-residential floor space, 35-40 million tons for the transportation and logistics infrastructure and 25-30 million tons for other utilities and infrastructure, Citi said.
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According to data from the World Gold Council, Japan consumer demand for gold was 6.8 tons in the first quarter of the year, while that for mainland China and India stood at 241 tons and 117 tons, respectively.
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On Tuesday, he shared his vision of a sky clogged with tons and tons of glorious soaring metal at TechCrunch Disrupt.
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Since 2009, Antarctica has lost almost 278 billion tons (252 billion metric tons) of ice per year, the new study found.
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Meanwhile, U.S. imports plunged from 4.7 million metric tons in November 2017 and were down from 67,000 metric tons in October.
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For the full year, imports from the U.S. were at 16.6 million tons, about half of 2017's 32.9 million tons.
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Someone who was moving tons and tons of herbs across the country, versus someone who was just selling a few ounces.
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But it was her uncomfortable-looking position and the blank look on her face that inspired tons and tons of memes.
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But by 2014, the International Trade Center said it reached 36,000 tons, but then dropped down to 25,000 tons in 103.
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In real terms, that means today's carbon capture capacity of 85033 million metric tons must grow to 4 billion metric tons.
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Aramco currently has the capacity to produce 17 million tons of petrochemicals per year, while Sabic's capacity is 62 million tons.
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That rule keeps over 100,85033 tons of methane and 90,000 tons of volatile organic compounds out of the air each year.
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Instead of total fish catches hitting a peak of 86 million tons in 1996, the number was actually 130 million tons.
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Even though the larger ones weigh 27,000 tons, they displace about 47,000 tons of water, far more than their own weight.
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But it has never completed the necessary recycling and has 10 tons of plutonium stored domestically and another 37 tons overseas.
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That's 12 million tons, in a state that emits around 459 million tons a year — about 2.5 percent of the total.
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The area is estimated to have about 4 billion tons of copper and nickel ore, not 4 billion tons of copper.
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The next month, 20193 tons of pangolin meat were discovered in Malaysia, and in April, 22019 tons of scales in Singapore.
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The hotel is built (and razed) every year, and made up of 500 tons of ice and 20,000 tons of snow.
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And the amount of export-quality cocaine has increased from 470 metric tons in 2013 to 910 metric tons in 2016.
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Trading in LNG reached 293 million tons in 20173, up from just 100 million tons at the turn of the century.
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In 2017, the U.S. sold 32.9 million tons of soybeans to China, second after the 50.93 million tons sold by Brazil.
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Attack submarines (6,0003 tons to 9,100 tons) are armed with a combination of torpedoes and Tomahawk cruise missiles with conventional warheads.
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It used to produce 4 million tons of wheat in a good year and was able to export 1.5 million tons.
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China mined 28503 million metric tons of coal last year and has a surplus supply of 22019 million metric tons annually.
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Air pollution levels after closing decreased to an average of four tons of nitrogen oxides per year from 177 tons before.
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According to statistics, Thailand's aggressive selling has helped to reduce its stockpile dramatically, from 17.5 million tons to 8 million tons.
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More than 296,7503 tons of dead marine life Manatee County has picked up 2750 tons of fishkill so far this August.
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The European Union saw emissions decline by 160 million tons — equivalent to 5% — while Japan's emissions dropped by 45 million tons.
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The wholesalers sell an average of 1,540 tons of seafood a day and an additional 985 tons of fruits and vegetables.
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In 2014, the average American was responsible for more than twice as much carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere (16.2 metric tons per person) as the average Chinese citizen (7.5 metric tons); two and a half times as much as the average Briton (6.5 metric tons); and 10 times as much as the average Indian (1.7 metric tons).
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They have those hours and years and tons and tons of education in not just CrossFit but Olympic weight-lifting and mobility.
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China produces 50 million tons of plastic waste each year and the United States generated 34.5 million tons of plastic in 2015.
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Two years later experts returned to place yet more bait on the island, dropping 95 metric tons (105 tons) from three helicopters.
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Haendler expects China to import some 87 million metric tons of soybeans this year, up from 79-80 million tons in 2015.
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Those overall emissions were 184 million metric tons of CO2-equivalent last year, which is up 7 million metric tons over 2016.
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The China Animal Agriculture Association asked feed producers to send 18,20193 tons of corn and 12,000 tons of soybean meal to Hubei.
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On a daily basis, China produced around 24.4,210 tons of aluminum last month, versus 24.52,20.9 tons in September, according to Reuters calculations.
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About 527 million tons of thermal coal will change hands by 2035, down from 900 million tons this year, said Wood Mackenzie.
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Research by Turner's team, however, showed that emissions ranged from about 39 million tons to about 52 million tons during that period.
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At the time, most knowledgeable observers, myself included, believed the stockpile to be larger, around 1,500 tons -- with 200 tons unaccounted for.
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The New Glenn will lift 25 metric tons to lower earth orbit (LEO) and 22024 metric tons to geosynchronous transfer orbit (GTO).
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There are tons of people that live with their girlfriends, [and] tons of people that don't live together and are super happy.
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Of the 129 tons per year, about 10 come from driving, the team estimated, while powering homes generated close to 20 tons.
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Coal consumption by power producers peaked at 503 billion short tons in 2007, up from 758 million tons in 1988 (tmsnrt.rs/2nE69Sv).
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In 2014, fishermen caught 13 million tons of fish, official statistics show, exceeding the national limit by more than four million tons.
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Wood Mackenzie projected the use of industrial sanmei would fall to 191 million tons by 2025, from 650 million tons in 2012.
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Brown notes that in 2015, Ukraine exported 1,300 tons of fresh berries and 0003,251 tons of frozen berries to the European market.
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It's probably going to have terrible battery life like most of these big-ass gaming laptops and tons and tons of storage.
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Japanese people ate more than 233,000 tons of whale meat in 1962, but just 3,000 tons in 2016, according to government data.
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In September, the company said it reduced its greenhouse gas emission by 3.7 million tons to 750,000 tons of CO2 in 0003.
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Even with May's high exports, net imports of 1.61 million tons are also up by 22 percent, or an extra 24,000 tons.
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That month is going to give us tons of feedback, and that's what's exciting about early access, getting shit tons of feedback.
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A quick skim of the candidates' 10 climate plans reveals tons and tons of overlaps, from specific emission targets to policy proposals.
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Last year alone, the Coast Guard apprehended over 2628 tons of cocaine, over 28503,22019 pounds of marijuana, and 1.2 tons of methamphetamine.
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He projected Brazil's soybean exports at record 80 million tons in 2019/20 as compared with 79.3 million tons a year ago.
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Alongside food, 65 metric tons of emergency drugs, 10 million chlorine tablets and tons of bleaching powder have also been hurriedly dispatched.
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"Where it gets troubling, from a fan perspective, is tons and tons of strikeouts, no action, lots of pitching changes," Manfred said.
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He said China was on pace to produce 850 million tons of steel this year, up from about 808 million tons last year, despite pledges to eliminate up to 150 million tons of capacity amid flat or declining domestic demand.
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Meanwhile, output of 10 nonferrous metals - including copper, aluminum, lead, zinc and nickel - came in at 4.52 million tons in October, down 0.9 percent from 4.56 million tons in September and up 5.5 percent from 4.46 million tons in October 2017.
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In the Liuzhou Forest City, buildings, parks, and gardens will absorb almost 10,000 tons of carbon dioxide and 57 tons of fine dust pollutants per year, while producing about 900 tons of oxygen, the architects said in a press release.
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And tons and tons of people have smartphones in their pockets — which means tons of people are carrying around little supercomputers that can run apps to control an entirely new generation of gadgets in an entirely new set of ways.
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Coal stocks at power plants had declined to 172 million short tons at the end of July, still high but below previous seasonal peaks of 22016 million tons in July 28 and 22017 million tons in July 2130 (tmsnrt.rs/2000eBvlto).
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Iron ore production volume 23 million long tons versus 4.2 million long tons * Cliffs natural resources inc - U.S. Iron ore pellet sales volume in q2 of 2017 was 4.3 million long tons, a 4 percent increase when compared to q2 of 2016 * Cliffs natural resources- q2 Asia Pacific iron ore sales volume decreased 20 percent to 2.5 million metric tons, from 3.1 million metric tons in q2 of 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The snowboarder not only ended up with a gold medal, but also with tons and tons of gold coins... which is way cooler.
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In 2016, Apple's comprehensive carbon footprint was 29.5 million metric tons – a 23 percent drop from 2015's total of 38.4 million tons.
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The factory needs 4,000 tons of plastic waste annually but right now the 18-month-old alliance only collects 1,200 tons a year.
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There are tons and tons of questions like this, although one more story I heard recently just sent me over the WTF top.
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It'll be able to delivery as many as 20 metric tons to geostationary transfer orbit, or over 100 tons to low-Earth orbit.
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For all that it adds to the game in big ways, Forsaken is here to smooth over tons and tons of tiny details.
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Cuba consumes between 600,000 and 700,000 metric tons of sugar a year and has an agreement to sell China 400,000 metric tons annually.
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Thermal coal exports from Down Under will fall to 135 million tons by 2035 from 210 million tons in 2016, said Wood Mackenzie.
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The country managed to cut its food waste from 5.1 million tons in 2008 to 4.8 million tons in 2014, official statistics show.
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China produces more than 1 billion tons of steel and almost 3.5 billion tons of coal each year, far more than it needs.
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Central bank net purchases reached 22017 metric tons in 21, 2090 percent higher than in the previous year when 43 tons were bought.
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It had projected production of 60 million tons of coal a year, but says now that it will peak at 27.5 million tons.
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Moon: So, when you walk into a theater, you will see tons and tons of imagery, as it relates to food and beverage.
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Alberta-based TransCanada expects to use roughly 821,000 tons of pipe in Canada and 660,000 tons in the United States for the project.
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For example, it emits 21.2 metric tons of carbon dioxide per person per year, while the study's sustainability threshold is 1.6 metric tons.
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"We had tons and tons of matches," said Margaret Press, one of the co-founders of the DNA DOE Project, in an interview.
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Journey to the Savage Planet doesn't strike me as the kind of game that's going to generate tons and tons of thoughtful discourse.
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A night in a hotel made of 500 tons of ice and 20,000 tons of snow, however, comes with all sorts of surprises.
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The government plans to distribute more than 3,000 tons of wheat in the coming days, and to keep about 2,000 tons for emergencies.
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The Hôtel de Glace is made entirely of snow and ice (500 tons of ice and 20,000 tons of snow, to be precise).
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Between January and October 2019, cocaine seizures reached 47.1 tons, a jump from the 31.5 tons taken in all of 2018, Globo reported.
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The haul included 8.3 tons of pangolin scales and 2.1 tons of ivory, also from a shipment of supposed "frozen beef" from Nigeria.
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I'VE CREATED TONS AND TONS OF MEMORIES FOR DECADES LITERALLY HERE IN NEW YORK, AND NOW I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO CREATING NEW ONES.
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Exports this year will still be roughly 37 million tons below what they were in 2012, when they peaked at 126 million tons.
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The world's top steel producer churned out 82.55 million tons of crude steel last month, up from 782.463 million tons in September and from 72.36 million tons in October last year, data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed on Wednesday.
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China, which accounts for nearly half the 760 million tons of spare global capacity, is well on its way to meeting a target to slash 50 million tons of capacity this year, on top of the 65 million tons cut last year.
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Still, Australia's iron ore exports are expected to increase to 2147.90 million tons in 217-21.1 from 22020 million tons this financial year and 2780 million tons in 1173-2117, driven by a ramp up in production from the country's largest producers.
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It stood at an estimated 200 tons in April 2018, and by improving production technology and establishing regular hydrogen imports, the government wants to increase it to 4,000 tons in 2020 and 300,000 tons in 19743, according to METI's Hydrogen Basic Strategy.
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On Friday, Israel said it had distributed humanitarian aid overnight to four locations in the Golan Heights, including 300 tents, 13 tons of food, 15 tons of baby food, three pallets of medical equipment and medicine and 30 tons of clothing and footwear.
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The domestic demand will narrow the global steel market surplus to 3.2 million tons in 203 from 10.9 million tons in 2016, BMI forecast.
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The overall net effect was that gold demand in the third quarter was 964.3 tons, 6.2 tons higher on a year-on-year basis.
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Why now: The administration has been looking at how China produces over 1 billion tons of steel, exporting over 100 million of those tons.
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In the first phase of the operation, two helicopters were used to drop 212.9 metric tons (55 tons) of poisoned bait on the island.
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For the month of October, soybean sales to China fell from 7.1 million metric tons last year to just 300,000 metric tons this year.
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The researchers found that 5 million more tons of NOx were emitted than the lab-based 9.4 million tons, according to the Associated Press.
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In making the shift, Samsung pledges to use 500 thousand tons of recycled plastics and to collect 7.5 tons of discarded products by 2030.
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These are very complicated things for computer systems to learn, even if they're trained on tons and tons of real-life parking lot data.
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And yeah, you might be raising tons of money, but are you spending tons to raise it with costly list rentals or consulting fees?
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Iron ore production for the current financial year to end-June 2017 was forecast to reach between 265 million tons and 275 million tons.
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Stocks registered with the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) are low, having fallen 86,000 tons since the start of January to 67,225 tons last Friday.
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Coal import from the United States were 340,000 tons last month, versus only 39 tons at the same time last year, the data showed.
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In 2016 alone, China imported more than 7 million tons of trash, adding onto the nearly 61 million tons that the country had produced.
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The company now expects to ship 2170 million to 330 million metric tons in 2016, down from its earlier guidance of 330 million tons.
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The company predicts the move will eliminate more than 20203,000 metric tons of new plastic and about 11,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions.
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The analyst forecast that India's soymeal exports will jump sharply to 1.4 million tons in 2016/17 versus 0.2 million tons a year earlier.
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This has enabled EFK to double production each year, says Katz, up to 1,000 tons of nuts this year from 500 tons in 2015.
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After the restart, Alcoa will have about 886,000 metric tons idled of its total smelting capacity of 3.4 million metric tons, the company said.
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According to Greenpeace estimates, roughly 22019 million tons of plastic are produced annually, eight to twelve million tons of which eventually enter the ocean.
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Tons of stars helped raise money for tons of worthy organizations including the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center, Phoenix Children's Hospital and Barrow Neurological Foundation.
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Four tons of high-energy biscuits are being air dropped Monday as part of 20 tons of food that WFP will distribute, he said.
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Mined copper output fell 13 percent to 111,000 tons in the fourth quarter of 2015, well below a Goldman Sachs forecast of 140,000 tons.
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The agency said the regulations would lower methane emissions by 510,000 tons in 2025, the equivalent of 11 million metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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At 1.5 degrees, fisheries would only lose 1.5 million tons of fish per year, compared to more than 3 million tons at 2 degrees.
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By 2015, about 473,000 tons of syrah grapes were produced, according to the Washington State Wine Commission, up from about 10,000 tons in 2011.
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They put widely varying (implicit) prices on different tons of carbon emissions, where an economically optimal system would (supposedly) price all tons the same.
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It will produce 2000 million tons of coal per year, and is projected to deliver 2.3 billion tons over the course of 60 years.
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Production rose from 3,000 tons in 1996 to over 40,000 tons in 2015, and almost 4,000 hectares of new trees are added each year.
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Power producers' coal consumption dropped to 63.3 million tons in June 2016 down from 69.2 million tons in June 123 according to the EIA.
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Every entity emitting more than 25,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) must purchase allowances equal to the tons of CO2e they emit.
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After years of declining output, Uralasbest last year increased its asbestos production to 230,288 tons, 80 percent of it sold abroad, from 279,200 tons.
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"In 2008, we consumed 60 million tons of textile fibers, and we expect that number to reach 110 million tons in 19.993," she said.
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In addition to the latest pork deployments, 2,400 tons of beef and 1,21 tons of lamb were put on the market in early September.
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China's oil production should increase slightly to reach 191 million tons by the end of 2019 and 200 million tons in 2022, he added.
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Compared to the 27 million metric tons of cow milk produced worldwide, only about 3 million tons of camel milk are produced each year.
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If AeroFarms' vertical farm grows a thousand tons of greens a year, about fifty tons of that will be carbon taken from the air.
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In 1950, the textile and clothing industries used about 2 million tons of synthetic materials; by 2010 it had climbed to 50 million tons.
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Simply put, the Falcon Heavy can lift around 6900 metric tons and the evolved SLS can lift 2628 metric tons to low Earth orbit.
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According to NASA, Greenland is losing around 22100 billion tons of ice volume per year, while Antarctica shreds about 260 billion tons of ice.
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Data released at the end of January shows that global crude steel output totaled approximately 126.72 million tons in December, marking a drop of 103,000 tons from November and down 7 tons or 5 percent from December 2014, according to the World Steel Association.
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In the late 13s, the annual global catch was roughly 16.5 million tons; now, after decades of innovation, this number is about 94 million tons.
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That same year, Niger's two uranium mines produced 4,238 tons of uranium, down from 4,572 the year before — but up from 0003,159 tons in 2011.
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EIA expects coal production in Appalachia to fall from 183 million short tons in 2016 to 177 million short tons in the next two years.
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It had initially projected production of 60 million tons of coal a year, but has now set a preliminary target of only 10 million tons.
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You can't repair years or months or weeks worth of garbage eating with a miracle cure, even if you have tons and tons of money.
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The mill in Ashland, Kentucky will have an annual capacity of 500,000 tons of hot rolled band and 300,000 tons of finished cold rolled products.
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The rise in rubbish will outstrip population growth, reaching 3.4 billion tons by 2050 from around 2 billion tons in 2016, according to the report.
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"Where they find tons, you know there are other tons that get through every week," says Professor Adam Winstock, founder of the Global Drug Survey.
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Australian arrivals in March rose 15.75 percent from a year earlier to 6.66 million tons, while Mongolian shipments gained 56.35 percent to 3.05 million tons.
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Over the past decade, humanity's climate-warming carbon emissions have risen steadily, from 8.3 billion tons in 2006 to roughly 250 billion tons last year.
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By 2030, Samsung says it plans to use 500,000 tons of recycled plastics and collect 7.5 million tons of discarded products (both cumulative from 2009).
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Luckily, there are tons and tons of options for people looking to green up their glam while still looking and feeling (and smelling) their best.
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Each tank holds 100,000 tons, so 10 such tanks could store the roughly 1 million tons of water processed by ALPS so far, he said.
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In 2013, 15.1 million tons of textile waste was produced, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, of which 12.8 million tons ended up in landfills.
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In England, nearly 11 million tons of waste were burned at waste-to-energy plants last year, up 665,000 tons from the previous fiscal year.
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Gil said fuel consumption would be cut from 91 metric tons per million pesos in gross domestic product this year to 20183 tons in 2019.
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An estimated 3 million gallons (11.4 million liters) of wastewater poured out, carrying nearly 540 tons (490 metric tons) of metals, mostly iron and aluminum.
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Three years ago they used to produce above 400 million tons, at this point in time, our base view is about 270 million metric tons.
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Certain external factors, like being diabetic, taking certain prescription drugs, or drinking tons and tons of water could cause a person to make more urine.
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After the partial restart, Alcoa will have about 886,000 metric tons idled of its total smelting capacity of 3.4 million metric tons, the company said.
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Russia's central bank was a big buyer, purchasing about 200 tons over the year, about 141 tons of which were bought in the second half.
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Iron ore shipments for the three months through December were at 42.1 million metric tons, compared with 43 million tons in the previous three months.
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Coal production slumped from 1 billion tons in 2014 to just 739 million tons in 2016, according to the U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration.
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Compare that to a coal plant in the U.S., which produces a staggering 125,000 tons of ash and 193,000 tons of sludge every single year.
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Mexican estimates suggest that each month the Sinaloa cartel trades two tons of cocaine and 10,000 tons of marijuana plus heroine, methamphetamine and other drugs.
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The EU imports more than 35 million tons of soybeans yearly for mostly animal feed and produces less than 1 million tons of the crop.
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The rule, if fully implemented, will reduce 2628,28500 short tons of methane in 6900, or the equivalent of 2628 million metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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If the proposal takes effect, it would add at least 21 million metric tons — not 2800 million metric tons — of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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About 430 surface mines produce about 500 million short tons of coal per year, while around 230 underground mines produce about 270 million short tons.
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About 8.8 million tons of plastic accumulate in the oceans each year, but only about 270,000 tons are believed to be floating on the surface.
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The final rule, the EPA predicts, will cut 520,000 short tons of methane in 2025, the equivalent of 11 million metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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The latest data shows more than 613,000 tons of aluminum on LME warrant out of a total above 1.26 million tons is in Port Klang.
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If the proposal takes effect, it would add at least 620 million metric tons — not 830 million metric tons — of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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The rule, if fully implemented, will reduce 520,000 short tons of methane in 2025, or the equivalent of 11 million metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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It's one part skiing, nine parts touring around looking for restaurants to have a schnapps in and eat tons and tons of super heavy food.
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On average, 8 million metric tons of plastic enter the ocean every year, though the maximum amount could be closer to 21 million metric tons.
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Production peaked 57 years ago, at 226,000 tons of whale meat, and by 2017 whalers were bringing home just 4003,000 tons, according to government data.
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For the first eight months of the year, Xiao said 16.14 million tons of steel and 55.1 million tons of coal production had been eliminated.
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Consider that in 2016 the United States emitted five billion tons of carbon dioxide, nearly a seventh of the global total of 36 billion tons.
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Nearly all — about 12.7 million tons — was yellow corn, which is largely used for livestock feed, supplementing about 3.5 million tons of homegrown yellow corn.
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And in the United Kingdom alone, where chocolate-lovers eat about 500,000 tons of chocolate each year, about 18,000 tons of sweets go to waste.
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The company said it anticipates U.S. demand for sand proppant to be 70 million tons in 2017 and 90 million tons or more next year.
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That was up 14.3 percent from 4,2400 tons in November, but was still less than one-tenth of the 22017,250 tons imported in December 216.9.
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Packed with 1,173 tons of diesel fuel and 110,000 tons (810,000 barrels) of ultra-light crude condensate, it's considered the worst oil tanker disaster in decades.
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They found that annual global production of plastics skyrocketed, from two million metric tons in 1950 to a jaw-dropping 400 million metric tons in 2015.
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As a result, total imports from Mexico and other quota holders will be 3.2 million tons, below the USDA forecast of 3.6 million tons, Jenkins said.
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According to nonprofit conservation organization Keep America Beautiful, Americans produced 30 million tons of plastic products in 2009, only 2 million tons of which was recovered.
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The United States currently has 9 million tons of capacity, and there is another 55 million to 60 million tons under construction, according to IHS Markit.
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As China's loosely regulated chemical industries have grown, so too have police seizures of drug precursors: from 1,2793 tons in 2013 to 11,000 tons in 2018.
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Novak said he expected Russia to produce 540 million tons (10.81 million bpd) or more of oil this year, up from 534 million tons in 2015.
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The country imported 237.4 million tons of coking coal from Canada during 24.85/19, accounting for 8.27% of overall India-bound shipments of 51.84 million tons.
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Data released on Monday by Chinese customs showed that China exported 3,639.5 metric tons of rare earths last month, down from 4,0003 metric tons in April.
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This morning's LME stocks report showed 2225,050 tons of metal stored at New Orleans moving to the canceled category, leaving on-warrant stocks at 128,100 tons.
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We order several pitchers of sangria, tons of paella, and lots of bacon-y appetizers, and the couples share tons of delicious stuff I can't have.
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In 246 China produced 22016,75 metric tons of rare earth, while the U.S. produced just 223,22027 metric tons, up from zero in 22017, according to Investingnews.com.
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Once the Aramco deal is finalized, Sempra will have locked in buyers for 7 million tons of Port Arthur's 11 million tons per year of capacity.
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Total U.S. LNG exports were 14.3 million tons in 2017 and climbed to 15 million tons through the first three quarters of 2018, according to Reuters.
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USFS initially estimated that the exception represented access to 33 million tons of coal; in its latest estimate, it has downgraded that to 170 million tons.
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Holdings of SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, fell 0.69 percent to 854.25 tons on Tuesday after 6 tons of inflows.
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Stocks of construction steel rebar declined 22 percent to 2432 million tons, the data showed, while hot-rolled coil dwindled 77.023 percent to 277.02 million tons.
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You can look at tons of companies, whether it's my buddy Sami at Virta who has tons of doctors on staff, helping build diabetes management programs.
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Rio Tinto said it expects its share of mined copper production to rise to between 575,000 and 625,000 tons in 2016 from 504,000 tons last year.
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Every couple of months I do a 'Biscuits and Bubbles' brunch at my house, and it's always biscuits, sausage gravy, and tons and tons of stuff.
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Over the 2178 years that Mr. Aden studied, the decoupled countries lowered emissions about 353 billion tons — but overall global emissions grew about 235 billion tons.
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Xuansteel will build four new blast furnaces and five new converters with total iron and steel capacity of 7.32 million tons and 7.47 million tons, respectively.
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FAO said global cereals output in 2018 was seen at 2.587 billion tons, down 64.5 million tons, or 2.4 percent, from 2017's record production level.
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The EPA's rule, released in May, would eliminate about 85033,000 tons of methane in 2025, or the equivalent of 11 million metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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Holdings of SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, rose 0.21 percent to 838.26 tons on Monday from 836.49 tons on Friday.
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So he doesn't necessarily believe that we should start tons of wars everywhere but that we should have the capacity to start tons of wars everywhere.
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Worldwide, forests store about one billion to two billion tons of carbon annually, offsetting a chunk of the roughly 10 billion tons emitted by human activity.
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Consumption is put at about 3,000 tons annually, including 1,000 tons of imports from places like Iceland and Norway — which are said to produce choicer cuts.
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The total amount of trash moving through the four districts would be reduced by between 1,200 tons and 1,800 tons a day, according to city estimates.
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"Tons and tons of testing is necessary," said Adriane Casalotti, chief of government and public affairs at the National Association of County and City Health Officials.
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In 2000, the Sanitation Department collected 212 million tons of garbage destined for landfill, down from 2000 million tons in 2005, even as the population grew.
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I have many chores to do around the house, and I do tons and tons of yard work, but I do not get paid for it.
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The local government there said last year that it held 3,000 tons of ham in addition to 132,000 live pigs and 400 tons of frozen meat.
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China has imported 1.77 million tons of refined copper so far this year, representing year-on-year growth of 24 percent, or an extra 348,000 tons.
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The United States is its second-biggest export market receiving around 10,000 tons of the cheese per year from a total export production of 54,000 tons.
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China's current EAF capacity is around 100 million tons and could grow by 10-23 million tons a year over the next three years, he said.
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But its profile belies its actual power: Freight carried by the railway declined from 18 million tons in 1998 to roughly 2.5 million tons in 2015.
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The Port of Pittsburgh itself handles over 85033 million tons of cargo annually and locks an average of 38 million tons on the Upper Ohio River.
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The company crushed 3.8 million tons of sugar cane in the 2016/2017 season, comparing unfavorably with the record 4.6 million tons in the previous season.
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There, Boliden has expanded annual production to close to 600,000 tons from about 2590,2000 tons three decades ago — while the work force has remained about 000.
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The government announced in January that it will cut production capacity by up to 150 million tons by 2020, and curb coal production by 500 million tons.
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Spatial pulls data from "tons and tons of social sources," Foust said, then uses it in aggregate to help users understand the city like a local would.
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Of that, 2.9 million tons is caught in West Africa — dwarfing the 1 million tons per year catch in Asia, where overfishing has already left fisheries barren.
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The miner reported shipments of 43.4 million tons of iron ore for the quarter, a slight uptick from the 42 million tons shipped in the previous quarter.
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Although buzzy episodes like "USS Callister" and "Hang the DJ" are getting tons of attention, there are still tons of mysteries hanging above each and every installment.
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So while putting 10 tons in orbit has gotten cheap enough that startups can do it, putting 100 tons up there remains the province of global superpowers.
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Approximately 15-20 metric tons are estimated to be trafficked to China, while a further 35 metric tons are trafficked to other South and Southeast Asian countries.
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"Ugg is a big line, with tons and tons of shoes and boots, and it's really not common for them to mix wool and linen," he says.
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According to a sugar cane association, the sugar output in regional-stronghold Portuguesa has fallen from 12 million tons in 2018 to 5 million tons this year.
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Germany and Spain were the top suppliers in this category, both shipping more than 200,000 tons, while imports from the U.S. fell 48 percent to 85,650 tons.
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At the start of 2018, Venezuela's central bank reportedly held 150 tons of gold but by November, holdings had fallen to 132 tons — a 75-year low.
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This oil slick comes from the Sanchi's 1,000 tons of diesel fuel, and not the 0003,000 tons of Iranian ultra-light crude condensate contained within its hull.
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Approximately 15-20 metric tons are estimated to be trafficked to China, while a further 843 metric tons are trafficked to other South and Southeast Asian countries.
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Coal stocks held by power producers rose from a low of 118 million tons in March 2014 to a peak of 196 million tons in December 2015.
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Of that total, 70,000 metric tons are for delivery during the 2015/2016 marketing year and 70,000 metric tons for delivery during the 2016/2017 marketing year.
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It will boost LNG exports from 77 million tons of gas annually to 110 million tons and oil production capabilities from 4.8 million barrels to 6.5 million.
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The group's annual turnover of crude and products is about 150 million tons, while the combined annual capacity of its three refineries is nearly 25 million tons.
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The Group's preliminary assessment is that the headline shortfall was 163,000 tons or, adjusting for changes in Chinese bonded warehouse stocks, an even more marginal 135,000 tons.
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He's got tons (and we mean TONS) of credits to his name but the most modern credit is what will forever etch his name in comedy lore.
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Trade data in Refinitiv showed Chinese coal imports to have dropped from 4.67 million tons in week four of 2019 to 3.57 million tons a week later.
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"They are going to want to buy companies that are pretty close to making money, it's harder if you're losing tons and tons of money," continued Davis.
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In 2016, according to the report, 44.7 million metric tons of e-waste were generated, of which only 20 percent, or 8.9 million metric tons, was recycled.
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A major source, according to the EPA's standards, emits 10 tons or more of pollutants a year or 25 tons or more of a combination of pollutants.
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Olympus would be nearly 2½ times the habitable volume of the ISS, and would require a rocket capable of lifting 75 tons to 80 tons of payload.
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Beet production accounted for the increase, with the agency hiking its forecast for those supplies to 5.36 million tons from a previous outlook of 4.95 million tons.
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China's soybean imports alone from the United States plunged from 25 million tons in October 2017 to 8.7 million tons in the same period a year later.
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The Agriculture Department reported on Thursday that China bought 215 million metric tons of U.S. soybeans and 215,215 metric tons of U.S. wheat during the week Sept.
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From 2011 through 2013, China used more than 1193 billion metric tons (7.2 billion tons) of cement — more than the US used in the entire 20th century.
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According to the Guardian, the Dutch Ministry of Defense confirmed that the wrecks of cruisers HNLMS De Ruyter (43,24 tons) and HMLMS Java (2700,215 tons) and destroyer HMLMS Kortenaer (1,316 tons) were found missing during a expedition to mark the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Java in 2017.
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BHP said it was on track to meet its fiscal 2017 production guidance for iron ore of 2 million-275 million metric tons, compared with 257 million tons last year, despite reporting a 1 percent on-year decline in output to 67 million tons in the quarter to September.
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In 26 alone, China mined 2000,218 metric tons of rare earth metals, while the U.S. has only produced about 43,000 metric tons in the last 20 years combined.
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The world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, SPDR Gold Trust, reported a second daily inflow on Thursday, of 1.8 tons, bringing the weekly rise to 4 tons.
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The country plans to boost its LNG capacity by early 2024 to 110 million tons a year, up from around 77 million tons a year, according to Reuters.
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It's that factory floor where there're tons and tons of machines that really need to talk to each other that can be a hugely attractive market (ThingSpace rocks!).
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Santos remarked that, with this haul included, Colombian police have now seized 9003 tons of coke so far this year, already beating 2900's total of 22017 tons.
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That's significantly more than the next two largest heroin producers — Mexico (20093 tons per year, according to the US) and Myanmar (about 50 tons, per the UNODC) — combined.
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The chance of finding it was slim, Wise said: Each truck carries 22 tons of material and the plant receives about 100 tons of recyclable material per day.
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According to advocacy group Ocean Conservancy, 8 million metric tons of plastic enter the oceans each year, adding to the 150 million metric tons that are already there.
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The Salvation Army alone reuses and recycles over 34,000 tons of textile per year, saving over 238,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions from entering our precious atmosphere annually.
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During the 223-'225 season, Brazil produced 853 million metric tons (285 million tons) of soybeans, just a hair shy of the US, the world's leading soybean producer.
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That's significantly more than the next two largest heroin producers — Mexico (26 tons per year, according to the US) and Myanmar (about 50 tons, per the UNODC) — combined.
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Notably, the German Bundesbank transferred 210 tons of gold to Frankfurt from Paris and New York last year and plans to transfer a further 307.4 tons by 2020.
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In May, the company announced that it was working toward increasing its cheese production at the Davidstow plant from 55,000 tons of cheese per year to 77,000 tons.
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So this guy Anders Ericsson, he was a research psychologist at Florida State, and he's done tons of work with tons of academics about what's called deliberate practice.
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The F-1 engines in Saturn V, the Apollo program's launch vehicle, burned a total of 2,800 tons of fuel at a rate of 12.9 tons per second.
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India generates about 25,940 tons of plastic and more than 97,000 tons of solid waste per day, according to the country's Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.
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For the first 10 months of 2018, China's iron ore imports reached 891.69 million tons, down slightly from 896.10 million tons in the same period a year earlier.
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Two tons of flour, two tons of mozzarella, 50,000 ounces of tomato, 50 gallons of oil, and 66 pounds of fresh basil will be used to make it.
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According to Transit Explore Bus, straddling buses would save more than 800 tons of fuel annually, and prevent 2,480 tons of carbon from being released into the atmosphere.
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The miner announced Tuesday morning it had lowered its iron ore guidance to 330 million tons compared to an earlier range of 330 million to 10.43 million tons.
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The national market demand for polyethylene is projected to increase to 2200 million metric tons over the next two decades, up from 240 million metric tons last year.
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The International Energy Agency reports that global energy-related emissions of carbon dioxide hit a high of 2.73 billion tons, an increase of 1.6 billion tons over 2009.
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One recent estimate puts the amount of nitrogen lost to the environment because of global consumer food waste at 2.7 million metric tons (2.9 million tons) per year.
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This event always brings out tons of celebs who for a day get to be little kids again ... playing games and hopping on the tons of carnival rides.
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In recent years, Cameroon enjoyed a steady rise in maize production: from 22016 million tons in 22 to around 20083 million tons in 22008, the agriculture ministry said.
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In all, almost 37 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions will be added to the atmosphere this year, five metric tons for every person on the planet.
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More than 150 million tons of plastic are floating in the world's oceans, with an additional eight million tons entering every year, according to the World Economic Forum.
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In 2014, China released 10.3 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide from fossil fuels and industry; the United States released more than 5.2 billion metric tons that year.
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As a result, well-known royals like Prince George of Cambridge and his younger siblings Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis have tons and tons of less-famous cousins.
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Total U.S. demand for DEF is about 1 million tons of urea equivalent, a fraction of North America's annual consumption of 14 million tons of urea, Frost said.
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Annual global plastic production, currently at 311 million tons, is set to explode worldwide, doubling in next 20 years and arriving at 1.12 billion tons by mid-century.
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By comparison, the world's current largest system (in the European Union) covers around 2 billion tons, and the biggest in the US (California's) covers around 395 million tons.
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Russia continues to pour its weapons and military equipment to Donbas: For instance, from July 22 to July 28, nearly 6,000 tons of fuel, 80 tons of ammunition and 85033 tons of military cargo (including repair parts for military vehicles) were delivered through an uncontrolled part of the Ukrainian-Russian border.
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The trucks can carry three to four and a half tons of cargo, which is a few tons less than the diesel equivalent, but they're quieter, and emissions-free.
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EIA projected the power sector would burn 2151 million short tons of coal in 22019, the lowest since 15, and 2128 million tons in 22020, the lowest since 21992.
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The changes, which the company said will go into effect next year, will eliminate 8,000 metric tons of virgin plastic and roughly 11,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions.
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China produces about 16 million tons of soybeans annually, but it imports more than 80 million tons each year of the commodity used commonly for animal feed and oils.
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Already the world's leading producer of liquified natural gas, it recently announced it was increasing production over 60 percent, from 77 million tons to 126 million tons by 2027.
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The spacecraft is the heaviest vehicle that the country has put into orbit, and and can reportedly carry up to six tons of supplies and two tons of fuel.
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China&aposs U.S. sorghum imports surged from 317,000 metric tons in 2013 to 4.76 million tons last year while prices fell by about a third in the same period.
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According to the new research, an estimated 240 extra tons of nitrogen and 39 extra tons of phosphorus are plopped into these water systems each year across North America.
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For all that it adds to the game in big ways — new story, missions, gear, activities — Forsaken is here to smooth over tons and tons of those tiny details.
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About 300 million tons of plastic is produced annually and more than 8 million tons are dumped into our oceans every year, according to environmental advocacy group Plastic Oceans.
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U.S. coal exports also jumped in the fourth quarter to 19.3 million tons up from 12.6 million tons in the third quarter, the highest level since April-June 2015.
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In numbers, energy-related emissions topped out at 22015 billion metric tons, and emissions for the entire year are projected to come in at around 5.18 billion metric tons.
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An average acre of conventionally farmed Cabernet in Napa yields four to six tons of grapes; Rozman gets one to two tons—and that's before accounting for animal damage.
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Projected barley ending stocks were trimmed slightly to 993,5503 tons, mostly due to an increase in expected barley shipments within the EU, to 2.8 million tons from 2.7 million.
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After consuming 2 million tons of sugar in October, India will be left with about 1.5 million tons in November, when the new season supplies pick up, he said.
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China "surpassed Japan as the largest LPG importer in the world in 20173 at 12.1 million tons, and will import an estimated 15.5 million tons in 2016," Young said.
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It is believed that the rock once weighed up to 200 tons, but now only weighs around 10 tons thanks to souvenir seekers chipping off pieces over the years.
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"I think that everybody agrees that to go by land with 100 tons in a few trucks is better than a few tons by helicopter," Mr. Egeland told reporters.
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Holdings of the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, New York-listed SPDR Gold Shares, fell 1.2 tons on Tuesday to 20163 tons, data from the fund showed.
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Canceled aluminum - material earmarked for delivery - in ISTIM's Port Klang warehouses stood at 214.5,22012 tons at the end of January, up from 2613,2000 tons at the end of December.
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"It just gives you tons and tons of energy," said Mr. Seinfeld, who has been meditating since 1972, after an onstage conversation with Bob Roth, the foundation's executive director.
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EIA projected the power sector would burn 2154 million short tons of coal in 22019, the lowest since 1193, and 2119 million tons in 22020, the lowest since 21992.
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EIA projected the power sector would burn 2990 million short tons of coal in 22021, the lowest since 21988, and 464.1 million tons in 2021, the lowest since 1976.
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Around 150 million tons of plastic are already floating in our oceans -- with an additional eight million tons entering the water each year, according to the World Economic Forum.
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The Greenland ice sheet lost a net total of about 300 billion tons of ice, higher than the average of about 240 billion tons a year in recent years.
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According to the World Bank, some 242 million tons of plastic waste was produced in 2016 and this waste is projected to grow to 3.4 billion tons in 2050.
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Although Italian farmers grow an enormous amount of durum wheat — four million tons annually — they cannot meet the domestic pasta industry's demand, which requires five million tons or more.
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It surged from about 4 million short tons in the first quarter of 2016 to more than 10 million short tons in the first three months of this year.
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Greenland's latest melting spike started to taper over the weekend, with the ice sheet "only" losing 8.5 billion tons of ice on Saturday and 7.6 billion tons on Sunday.
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Around 233 million tons of plastic are already floating in our oceans -- with an additional eight million tons entering the water each year, according to the World Economic Forum.
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But an estimated 150 million tons of plastic are floating in the world's oceans, with an additional eight million tons entering every year, according to the World Economic Forum.
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At the 2.53-mile (14-kilometer) stretch of coastline around South Point alone, about 15 to 20 tons (14 to 18 metric tons) of trash wash up each year.
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The researchers found that we generated 22017 million metric tons of plastic waste in one year, of which 228 million to 22020 million metric tons get into the oceans.
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The stranding caused concern because the ship was carrying 1,800 tons of fuel oil and 140 tons of diesel, but authorities said it appeared that no hazardous substances had leaked.
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TEPCO has made some progress in this regard, but it would now like to cut the amount of water used to 150 tons per day from the current 200 tons.
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U.S. coal production is expected to dip 6 percent in 2018 to 313 million tons, down from 1.17 billion tons a decade ago, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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To launch a satellite weighing 6.6 tons, for example, a rocket would have to be loaded with 60,600 tons of fuel—which is about the weight of a large battleship.
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Grandi's current dark matter group, aptly named Xenon212T, is already making plans into the 20173s—first expanding its current 22017-ton detector into 296 tons, and then eventually 285 tons.
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But high heat and droughts are resulting in these top exporters to ship just 19 million tons of the grain during 2016 compared with 40-plus million tons in 303.
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In honor of the show's almost reunion, we're taking a look back at the Friends couple that brought tons of drama (and tons of sweet moments) throughout the series' history.
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One US official estimated that in 2018 alone, 240 metric tons (265 tons for US readers) of cocaine crossed into Venezuela from Colombia to be flown out of the country.
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According to WFP assessments the island needs 2.3 million metric tons of rice for annual consumption but the overall 2017 rice harvest is projected to yield just 1.44 metric tons.
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The core measures 211 feet (215 meters) tall and 22017 feet (213 meters) wide, and weighs 21 tons without any fuel (fun fact: it's 20175 tons when packed with propellant).
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Stetson's music has liberated the saxophone from jazz altogether because his musical "diet" included transcribing Jimi Hendrix solos, Metallica riffs, and electronic music alongside "tons and tons" of jazz riffs.
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The city is expected to absorb almost 10,000 tons of carbon dioxide - the equivalent emissions of 2,000 passenger cars driven for a year - and 57 tons of pollutants per year.
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Teck also raised its 2016 production forecast for coal to 26 million-27 million tons from 220 million-215 million, and for copper to 23,230-21,21 tons from 1.743,21.74-21,21.31.
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The rule, finalized last May, would reduce up to 520,000 short tons of methane in 85033, or the equivalent of 11 million metric tons of carbon dioxide, if fully implemented.
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According to Nikkei, Japan generates approximately 650,000 tons of e-waste every year, though less than 100,000 tons are collected — and much of that amount goes toward producing new electronics.
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The longwall machine can produce about 2700,214 tons daily, a significant improvement on traditional underground methods, which typically produce up to 2000,500 tons of coal a day in a section.
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Under Plan Colombia, supported by successive administrations, bipartisan majorities in Congress, and Colombian partners, Colombian cocaine production was slashed, falling from 770 tons in 85033 to 231 tons by 2012.
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By 2016, China had the capacity to churn out over 1 billion tons — so much that the government decided to pull production back to 800 million tons annually, per Reuters.
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China closed 65 million tons of capacity last year and plans to close another 50 million tons this year, according to a speech in early March by Premier Li Keqiang.
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The EIA projected the power sector would burn 2142 million short tons of coal in 22019, the lowest since 0543, and 2054 million tons in 22020, the lowest since 21991.
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It's also weaker than the Obama-era rule it would replace, reducing methane by 370,000 short tons annually, while the 2016 rule would reduce the gas by 85033,000 short tons.
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North Korea is estimated to have a chemical weapons production capability of up to 4,500 metric tons during a typical year and 12,000 tons during a period of extended crisis.
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Friday's sales bring China's total purchases of last year's American soybean harvest to at least 6.5 million tons, a fraction of its traditional purchases of more than 30 million tons.
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Combined with discarded clothes, the EPA says those shoes accounted for roughly 73 million tons -- about 27% -- of the 230 million tons of trash that filled American landfills in 20170.
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Ships release about 1.25 million metric tons (0003 million tons) of oil each year, and cruise ships alone release as much as 30,000 gallons (100,000 liters) of sewage every day.
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"The US has a mile-wide, inch-deep curriculum with tons and tons of things and ideas for kids to learn, but not an opportunity to go in depth," she said.
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Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta will light a match to 103 tons of elephant ivory, 210 tons of rhino horn, exotic animal skins and other products such as sandalwood and medicinal bark.
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