pumped blood back into them.

The easy to extract, high quality crude was pumped first.

Water is pumped down one shaft, to be heated in fissures, then rise up the other, generating power.

The aquifers need thousands of years to fill up, but can be pumped dry in a few decades,

They pumped the whole theater full of the gas.

Many farms use water pumped from underground aquifers for irrigation.

This ale tastes as if it has been pumped straight out of the Trent.

It's then pumped with toxic formaldehyde to slow decomposition a practice which causes respiratory problems and cancer in funeral personnel.

Extractor hoods are used to filter out gasses from chemical reactions. The air, once cleaned, is pumped outside of the building.

The process requires a huge amount of water, which is then pumped into massive toxic tailing ponds.

In all, an estimated 2.5 billion per year is pumped into the multi national North Atlantic fleets alone.

As the easy to find oil was pumped first, exploration moved into deep waters, or distant countries, using increasing amounts of energy to do so.

I pumped another quart of whiskey into her, threw away her dress, threw away her shoes and gave her a fair chance to work her way home.

One thing, he put a bird in there, and he pumped all the air out, and the bird died. So he said, hmm ...

20 percent of the oxygen coming from your lungs, 20 percent of the blood pumped from your heart, is servicing this one organ.

And when we have the best middle schools in the world, we'll have the best kids pumped out of that system, let me tell you.

Recent advances in the development of directly pumped solar lasers provided new opportunities for the increasing demand for both bandwidth and power for space communication.

Or back in the barnstorming days, sleeping under the wing of my old Jenny by a windmill that pumped sweet water out of a Kansas prairie.

The US and Germany added stimulus amounting to about 2 of GDP. And China s banks pumped massive amounts of credit into the country s economy, enabling it to sustain import demand, which was critical to the global recovery.

Europeans might be forgiven for thinking that the Americans, who pumped up oil prices in the first place with their military misadventure in Iraq, should be the ones who pump it down with an energy tax. But, with a Texas oil man in the White House, it won t happen.

Air base fuel clean up 1,900,000 ( ) 1.5 years Water contaminated by aviation fuel is pumped from the acquifer, skimmed , biologically treated and returned to the river the waste kerosene water mixture is either burned or safely disposed.

Water's pumped from the lake and is filtered and shot as a fine mist through an array of high pressure fog nozzles, 35,000 of them. And a weather station is on the structure.

Who bailed out the banks, pumped in the liquidity, engaged in fiscal stimulus, and provided the safety nets for the unemployed to thwart an escalating catastrophe? Who is re writing the rules on financial market supervision and regulation to prevent another occurrence?

The gold buying policy raised the official gold price from 20.67 an ounce in October 1933 to 35.00 an ounce in January 1934, when the experiment was discontinued. By then, several hundred million dollars had been pumped into the banking system.

The US Federal Reserve Board has pumped out trillions of dollars of reserves, but never have so many reserves produced so little monetary growth. Neither the hawks nor the doves (nor anyone else) expected that.

According to the International Energy Agency, governments pumped 523 billion into fossil fuel subsidies in 2011. From a climate change perspective, this is a world turned upside down for every 1 in support for renewable energy, another 6 promotes carbon intensive fuels.

I love this company. They've created a consumer collective where they put solar panels on households and create a consumer based utility, where the electricity that they generate is basically pumped back out into the marketplace.

Providing sustainable energy for all will create new opportunities for women elsewhere as well. Solar energy can provide entire villages with lighting, pumped water, refrigeration, and the electrification of health centers, schools, and other public facilities.

Further to discussions with my Personal Representative, the Government of Lebanon stated that any maintenance work on either the east or west bank pumps should not result in an increase in the volume of water provided to Ghajar village when compared with the amount pumped previously.

Yet part of that increased agricultural output resulted from millions of wells that were sunk to tap underground water supplies for irrigation. Now the water table is falling at a dangerous pace, as the underground water is being pumped much faster than the rains are recharging it.

A similar problem was caused by the Mayak industrial complex, which had produced plutonium for the first Soviet atomic bomb, and the Siberian Chemical Combine within the complex, which had pumped radioactive poisons into underground aquifers for over 40 years.

Perhaps the focus on the disruptions caused by the global financial crisis is obscuring a natural shift in developed economies to a lower gear following years of pumped up growth. Moreover, though emerging economies are also experiencing acute growth slowdowns, their share of the global economic pie will continue to grow.

The idea is to capture the carbon dioxide that is emitted in power plants and other big factories when fossil fuels are burned, thereby preventing it from entering the atmosphere. The captured carbon is then pumped into underground storage sites such as empty oil fields and other suitable locations.

In the old days, when communist central planning suffocated China s economy, fixed asset investment was the regime s measure of economic progress. The more tons of steel produced, slabs of concrete poured, and gallons of crude oil pumped out of the ground the better.

If China and America had not pumped partly debt financed money into their economies beginning in 2009, the German economy would have taken a serious hit. Germans must now ask themselves whether they, who have profited the most from European integration, are willing to pay the price for it or would prefer to let it fail.

Following the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in 2002, which had underscored the need to meet women's development needs, the Ministry of Mines had implemented a project to provide pumped clean water in rural villages pumps had been installed in 80 per cent of villages and the remaining 20 per cent would likewise soon have pumps.

What saved Argentina over the last decade were highly favorable external conditions sky high global commodity prices and technological innovations that greatly increased farm yields. Neighboring Brazil helped by undergoing a boom of its own, which pumped up demand for a wide range of Argentine products.

Light water reactors (LWRs) like those at Fukushima, which use water as a primary coolant, produce most of the world s nuclear power. The huge quantities of local water that LWRs consume for their operations become hot water outflows, which are pumped back into rivers, lakes, and oceans.

As the United Kingdom s National Grid operators have found, a small decline in electricity consumption does not translate into less energy being pumped into the grid, and therefore will not reduce emissions. Moreover, during Earth Hour, any significant drop in electricity demand will entail a reduction in CO2 emissions during the hour, but it will be offset by the surge from firing up coal or gas stations to restore electricity supplies afterwards.

For example, the hydraulic model of aid the idea that if we simply pumped in more aid, better results would gush out ignores the fact that funds are often fungible. Even if aid is narrowly targeted at say, food or health, a government can simply economize on expenditures that it might have made anyway and redirect them elsewhere for example, to the military.

When Mount Pinatubo erupted in 1991, about a million tons of sulfur dioxide was pumped into the stratosphere, reacting with water to form a hazy layer that spread around the globe, and by scattering and absorbing incoming sunlight cooled the earth s surface for almost two years. We could mimic this effect through stratospheric aerosol insertion essentially launching material like sulfur dioxide or soot into the stratosphere.

When Mount Pinatubo erupted in 1991, about a million tons of sulfur dioxide was pumped into the stratosphere, reacting with water to form a hazy layer that spread around the globe, and by scattering and absorbing incoming sunlight cooled the earth s surface for almost two years. We could mimic this effect through stratospheric aerosol insertion essentially launching material like sulfur dioxide or soot into the stratosphere.

In fact, there are four channels through which the real interest rate affects real commodity prices (aside from whatever effect it has via the level of economic activity). First, high interest rates reduce the price of storable commodities by increasing the incentive for extraction today rather than tomorrow, thereby boosting the pace at which oil is pumped, gold is mined, or forests are logged.

Although these booms were initially financed by domestic capital, they soon became dependent on foreign capital, which flowed into their economies as advanced country central banks pumped huge amounts of liquidity into financial markets. Now, just as the US Federal Reserve contemplates an exit from its unconventional monetary policies, emerging economies current account positions are weakening, making their reliance on capital inflows increasingly apparent and increasingly dangerous.

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