Sentences with phrase «needing less chemicals»

In addition to organic, you'd ideally look for coffee that's mycotoxin free (a toxin produced by mold) and / or shade grown (meaning they need less chemicals to grow the coffee).

Not exact matches

Once you get the affordable cloths, you need dramatically fewer products, which results in fewer chemicals, fewer containers, less fuel used for transport, etc..

The absorbent chemicals in disposable diapers mean that less material can hold more liquid, so cloth diapers need more bulk for sufficient absorbency.

Despite this trend, U.S. ecological journals, meetings and funding sources still devote less than two percent of their pages, talks and dollars to studies on these chemicals, creating a disconnect between real - world needs and scientific focus.

Because it turned out you need less of that stuff — that particular chemical element.

Volvo spokesman Bob Austin insists there is no cause for alarm over the gunpowder, which is needed to inflate the bag more quickly than chemicals, because there is less space between you and any object in a side impact than in a frontal impact.

The fuel needs to be flushed (airplane fuel is less subject to the chemical degradation than gasoline, but after this time I'd expect enough water accumulation you'd want a full fuel system flush before trusting your life to this vehicle.)

There are many advantages to digital x-rays including a shorter time to take the x-ray, lack of chemicals needed to process an x-ray and less radiation exposure to your pet and veterinarian.

On - animal treatments prevent immature stages, so less chemicals are needed within a home.

Easily digestible oats, barley or other natural whole grains and human - grade turkey, lamb or chicken make a tremendous difference to your dog's digestive system.Rather than consuming corn or other bulk fillers and chemical additives, your dog will ingest only what it needs for healthy metabolic functioning.Dogs eat and eliminate less when they are on an organic diet.They tend to have more predictable bowel movements with firm, less smelly stools.

«New and more effective ways have been developed to test the effects of chemicals on humans, eliminating the need for animal testing... [These] are generally less expensive and less time - consuming than their animal - based counterparts, which sometimes take months or years to conduct, at costs of tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Many of them reinvgorate the ground meaning less need for chemical fertilisation and for the farmers another reason not to pay to leave land fallow (free money)