Sentences with phrase «even oil extraction»

Of course, there's also the growth systems, irrigation controls, lights and piping, fertilizers, hydroponics, hothouse supplies, all the things involved in farming and harvesting, and even oil extraction — everything except the seeds and plants.

Not exact matches

Over the last year, the solar industry added jobs twelve times faster than the rest of the economy, even more than the jobs created by the oil and gas extraction and pipeline sectors combined.

Our proprietary cold - pressed coconut oil extraction allows our oil to penetrate deep into skin tissue, clarifying, moisturizing and cleansing even the most sensitive of skin.

Crossing the salt barrier brings even more complexity to deep - oil extraction.

The shells of the Moringa seeds make a great organic fertilizer, and the seed remains after oil extraction can be used as a flocculant for water purification, fertilizer, and even animal feed.

Even our success in bringing forward the concept of cod liver oil created through non-heat extraction has inspired other companies to take a similar path.

Resource extraction is inherently a politically vulnerable business; you can't move the oil wells to another country, and local citizens sometimes believe that a foreign resource company is robbing them of their birthright, even though they need the foreign company's capital and expertise to get any value out of the ground.

Even those with decent jobs in the top industries of oil and gas extraction are not immune to amassing more debt than they can handle.

They should include people in gas country, where federal studies hopefully will soon clarify ways to responsibly expand extraction of a vital fuel (if you care even remotely about moving away from oil or limiting emissions from coal - burning power plants).

Environmentalists» statements about the massive greenhouse impact from oil - sand carbon don't mention that it would take a millennium or more, even at a breath - taking rate of extraction of, say, 5 million barrels a day, for that CO2 impact to be fully realized (as if no new energy options, or methods for sopping up CO2, will arise in the future), as pointed out by Andrew Leach last June:

Meanwhile, 95 % goes toward exacerbating the problem, meaning the extraction and production of even more oil and gas sources.

Some outlets have incorrectly reported that the World Bank Group will eliminate only their finance for fossil fuel exploration, but it's even bigger than that: the World Bank described it as a commitment to end «upstream oil and gas finance,» which means they're planning to phase out all of their extraction - related finance.

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and Grand Canyon aren't even off the table for oil and gas extraction anymore.

By the time Mitchell and Devon Energy combined to «crack the Barnett» in 2002, work on unconventional gas extraction had been underway for decades, tracing back to the oil embargo and even before that to the nuclear tests of the 1960s.

At COP23, the International Energy Agency predicts U.S. oil production is expected to grow an an unparalleled rate in the coming years — even as the majority of scientists worldwide are saying countries need to cut down on fossil fuel extraction, not accelerate it.

Some, like Primaloft, even have recycled content, if your ethics reflect concern around oil extraction.