Sentences with phrase «prepare for spills»

While style is, of course, at the top of your priority list, it doesn't hurt to prepare for spills along with the thrills.

The NEB also prevented stakeholders from cross-examining company officials about their evidence, and it angered many pipeline opponents and scientists by deciding in December 2015 to exclude new scientific evidence from a U.S. National Academy of Sciences report that said new regulations and research were needed to prepare for spills of bitumen, the heavy oil produced in the oilsands.

They may have to actually have be prepared for a spill.

Not exact matches

New Brunswick is preparing for some of the worst flooding in a decade as the St. John River spills its banks.

This Thursday, Canada's Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna published an open letter to B.C. Environment Minister George Heyman outlining the steps that Ottawa has taken to prepare for a potential spill involving the proposed pipeline, and offering scientific collaboration with the province to ensure its concerns are addressed.

This Thursday, Canada's Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna published an open letter to B.C. Environment Minister George Heyman outlining the steps that Ottawa has taken to prepare for a potential spill involving the proposed pipeline, and offering...

This cake is really easy to prepare, doesn't need any sort of decoration except for spreading the chocolate in such a way to spill down the sides.

Expect messiness and be prepared by covering the floor around the high chair with protective plastic and invest in bibs that cover the entire front of the child's shirt, possibly with sleeve coverings and with a deep pocket in front for catching runaway morsels and spills.

Do not expect to enjoy the travel, but find joy in the small things (like naps, being prepared with extra napkins for that spill, or being together a a family).

The Security Project calls for the Defense Department to be much more involved in the region to match the militaries of other Arctic nations, and questions whether current policy frameworks, such as an Arctic strategy released by the Coast Guard this year, will be enough to prepare for potential oil spills, accidents and shipping traffic challenges.

In their oil - spill - response plans, Shell had to prepare for a worst - case scenario nearly three times bigger than in their previous plans for drilling in the Beaufort Sea, map out the possible discharge over 30 days instead of 3 days, and identify the specific equipment that would be used to mop up such a spill.

20 Years After the Exxon Valdez: Preventing — and Preparing for — the Next Oil Spill Disaster [Slide Show]

The United States is not prepared for oil spills and does not yet even have adequate capability of icebreakers that can access hard - to - reach areas.

As eagerness to explore the Arctic's oil and gas resources grows, the threat of a major Arctic oil spill looms ever larger — and the United States has a lot of work to do to prepare for that inevitability, says a new report from the National Research Council.

The report recommends beefing up forecasting systems for ocean and ice conditions, infrastructure for supply chains for people and equipment to respond, field research on the behavior of oil in the Arctic environment, and other strategies to prepare for a significant spill in the harsh conditions of the Arctic.

As eagerness to explore the Arctic's oil and gas resources grows, the threat of a major Arctic oil spill looms ever larger — and the United States has a lot of work to do to prepare for that inevitability, a panel convened by the National Research Council (NRC) declares in a report released today.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar today directed the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement (BOEM) to issue new suspensions of deepwater drilling on the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS), saying a pause is needed to ensure that oil and gas companies first implement adequate safety measures to reduce the risks associated with deepwater drilling operations and are prepared for blowouts and oil spills.

Morris Animal Foundation is currently working with wildlife scientists to determine needs for wildlife health research that will result from the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and is prepared to grant money to research the long - term effects a disaster such as this could cause to native and endangered wildlife.

While taking steps to prepare your car for the long winter, be on the lookout for any antifreeze or engine coolant spills that might occur.

So I've wondered if hair cutteries saved their hair clippings and this was collected and prepared for eventual oil spills in centrally located places that could transport these supplies along with equipment to oil spills, whether that would be a good idea.

One of EPA's top priorities is to prevent, prepare for, and respond to oil spills that occur in and around inland waters of the United States.

I agree that refering to solar and wind as free is not necessarily helpful, as one could say that coal in the ground is free and the costs only involve getting at it, getting it out, preparing it for burning, building and maintaining the power plant, scrubbing the pollutants that are presently required, ideally paying / paying for mining accident victims, ash spill and contaminant victims, mercury, GHGs, property damage, etc, etc, etc..

Remember that even when the Coast Guard is prepared, as it claims it was with the BP oil spill, oil can flow for months before being halted.

As the US grants Shell its final permit to drill off the coast of Alaska, Russia, too, continues to prepare for a future with Arctic drilling as it takes steps to improve environmental safety in the Timan - Pechora tundra after a series of oil spills in recent years.

The areas surrounding the Arctic Ocean are significantly less prepared for an oil spill compared to the areas surrounding the Gulf of Mexico.

As for the downside potential for a massive spill of crude oil fouling beaches, ruining fishing grounds, destroying the coastal tourism economy, and killing vast numbers of marine animals, the plan says we must be prepared «to provide a timely and comprehensive response.»

This Thursday, Canada's Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna published an open letter to B.C. Environment Minister George Heyman outlining the steps that Ottawa has taken to prepare for a potential spill involving the proposed pipeline, and offering...

Examples of Kitchen Helper activities include cleaning spills, unloading food and supply shipments, discarding trash, assisting cooks, cutting vegetables, slicing meat, brewing coffee, preparing cold foods, adhering to food hygiene standards, refrigerating food, placing food on the plates for patrons, operating the cash register, and reporting to managers.

• Create and maintain a lunchroom environment that is safe for students by ensuring that no hazards are present • Oversee food preparation activities to ensure that all food items are being prepared according to set standards • Assist cooks in creating menus by providing them with feedback on students» likes and dislikes • Ascertain that all students are properly queued during lunchtime and ensure that their food is properly dispensed • Monitor student behavior during lunchtime and ensure that acceptable conduct is maintained • Circulate through lunchtime and provide assistance to young students in opening their meal packets • Ascertain that any spills are promptly cleaned up to ensure student safety and cafeteria sanitation • Respond to emergency situations or instances of misconduct by following set protocols and procedures

• Served packed and prepared lunches to students according to their specific orders • Took orders for beverages and ensured that all orders were expedited • Cleaned and sanitized tables, chairs and counters and ensured that any spills were properly cleaned up • Assisted cooks in creating and packing lunch items and ensured that they were properly stored in designated areas • Made certain that all supplies such as napkins and condiments were available and contacted suppliers for low stock items

• Highly skilled in bussing tables by ensuring that everything is in sync to the preset rules of the restaurant • Hands - on experience in completely periodic / daily banquet and buffet setup procedures • Competent at cleaning up spilled food or drink and ensuring that any broken glass or plates are removed promptly • Proficient in handling inventory duties such as stocking cabinets and serving areas with condiments • Qualified to handle food portioning and garnishing activities to ensure menu - appropriate food items • Special talent for maintaining adequate supplies of items such as tablecloths, silverware, glassware, trays and dishes • Proven ability to effectively stock refrigerating units with wines, bottled beer and soft drinks • Demonstrated ability to mix and prepare flavors for mixed drinks and stocking vending machines with food items • Well - versed in cleaning spills and make sure that any problems with kitchen equipment or tools is looked into and resolved on an immediate basis • Adept at handling customers» complaints and ensuring prompt and effective resolutions to their problems • Proficient in ensuring that food safety and hygiene standards are maintained throughout service times

• Prepared rooms for guests • Responded to particular guest requests, such as delivering newspapers or cleaning a spill.

Assisted diners with seating as neededAttempted to limit problems and liability related to customers» excessive drinkingChecked patrons» identification to ensure that they met minimum age requirements for consumption of alcoholic beveragesChecked the quantity and quality of received productsCleaned and maintained the beverage area, display cases, equipment, and order transaction areaCleaned and prepared various foods for cooking or servingCleaned bars, work areas, and tablesCleaned up spilled food, drink and broken dishes, and removed empty bottles and trash