Sentences with phrase «put tonnes»

If you want to put tonnes of side spin on, you'd better get some damn practice in.

The players really put a tonne of effort in.

Not exact matches

According to the Ivanplats prospectus, released back in September, most of the funds raised will be put toward several projects throughout the continent, including its US$ 2 - billion Kamoa copper project in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which has 9.2 million tonnes of measured and indicated resources and 12.5 million tonnes inferred.

Gold has symbolized money and wealth for a long time — but even the world's annual production of roughly 3,000 tonnes (96 million oz) of the yellow metal barely puts a dent in the debt total.

The three month contract on the LME closed the week at $ 3,122 USD / tonne, which puts the price near the highs of 2007.

Except, perhaps, it weighs a tonne, so you might put your back out while reading it.

That volume eclipsed the 3.61 million tonnes put through the mill in the June quarter of 2017, and means the mill was, for the first time, close to an annualised processing rate of 15 million tonnes during the quarter.

The 43,852 tonnes of lithium - rich spodumene concentrate produced in the three months to March 31 was well below the output seen in each of the previous two quarters, and put the company behind the pace required to achieve its goal of producing more than 200,000 tonnes of concentrate in 2018.

If we put a price on those emissions of $ 50 - 200 per tonne, reflecting some recent estimates of the external costs of carbon emissions, we get a range of $ 4 - 20 billion in environmental costs just from GHG emissions.

Smurfit Kappa will make a cash donation for every tonne of cardboard and paper material that is put into the skip.

You have to admire the tenacity of Stoke, while no - one would dare criticise their efforts last Saturday when putting one of England's most successful clubs to the sword for 90 minutes before duly collecting all three points as well as a tonne of plaudits which were thoroughly deserved.

The kitchen sink could work well, but then I'd really have to scrub it out well before putting her in there as kitchen sinks tend to carry a tonne of bacteria....

One cocoa official said, a count two weeks ago, put total purchases at 776,000 tonnes.

The report also pre-empted today's Conservative policy review, by calling on the government to put pressure on manufacturers to phase out «stand by» buttons, which are estimated to waste 3.1 million tonnes of CO2 a year.

Etkin and Trevor Gilbert put the figure at somewhere between 2.5 million tonnes and 20 million tonnes.

Put all that together, and we fix around 121 million tonnes of nitrogen a year, far more than nature does — and nature can not cope.

Last year the 139 000 - tonne Diamond Sea, carrying a cargo of iron ore, was forced to put in for repairs in Portugal with a 20 - metre hole in its side.

This is almost as much carbon as is released by the destruction of tropical forests, which Sedjo puts at around 1 billion tonnes a year.

The big problem is that sucking CO2 out of the atmosphere is expensive: many estimates put the cost at close to $ 1000 for each tonne captured.

With a budget for carbon dioxide emissions of 800 billion tonnes worth of carbon, and assuming that we had already put 531 billion tonnes into the atmosphere by 2011, it's more accurate to say we've spent two thirds of the budget, not half.

Put the Z-fold roof down, and the novelty of being up high is normally enough to distract you from the mild scuttle shake and the two - tonne strain being placed on the tyres.

But while these figures put the Kangoo in line with competitors like the Peugeot Partner and Citroen Berlingo, the Ford Transit Connect offers a 905 kg payload, plus you get a full one - tonne payload in the Fiat Doblo Cargo and Vauxhall Combo.

Did Ford tell you that if you put any more weight than a set of golf clubs in the ute it will wear out rear axle bearings, even though it is sold as a one tonne vehicle!!!.

The engine, as the name suggests, puts out 110hp and a useful 151 lb ft of torque - which is ample for a car weighing in at just over one tonne.

Slithering away from the icy hotel carpark, it's clear we won't be putting any of these claims to the test, but the GTS does impress with its surefootedness and agility in the treacherous conditions, particularly for a 2.1 - tonne vehicle that stands 1.7 metres tall.

Nothing else apart from the 15 year ago tech of ABS, EDB available from other car manufacturers, they could have put in some additional camare's giving that 360 degrees viewing while in reverse for a long car and at close to 1930KG which is close to 2 tonnes, they could have put a Hill Assists as well right.....

If you're a new investor and have just put your money into the market but might not know a tonne about what you're supposed to do with it, there's an important factor to take into consideration.

The game remains tonnes of fun with an engaging story and addictive gameplay, it's a shame there isn't a pure «Arcade Mode» or any extra characters or stages put into this version.

«The successful networkers I know, the ones receiving tonnes of referrals and feeling truly happy about themselves, continually put the other person's needs ahead of their own.»

A complex logistical plan has been put in place to move the 28 - tonne Blade into place in the heart of the busy city in the early hours of Sunday morning.

In Australia, there was a lot of hoo - haa about putting a $ 23 / tonne price on carbon.

# 512 Barrie May: «In Australia, there was a lot of hoo - haa about putting a $ 23 / tonne price on carbon.

I don't know why Nature would publish such a letter, but then I don't know why Nature would so openly promote a bogus concept like «clean coal»: Putting the carbon back: The hundred billion tonne challenge, Aug 2006

The scientists found that almost 70 % of the organic carbon initially present in the weathered bedrock had been oxidised by soil microbes, to put, for every square kilometre they measured, somewhere between six and 18 tonnes of carbon back into the atmosphere.

To put this into perspective, a gigatonne is one billion metric tonnes, the mass of a cube of water that is 1 kilometre wide, tall, and deep.

To put this into context, the initiative will generate enough electricity to power 33,000 homes and avoid over 250 thousand tonnes of CO2 emissions.

The scale of the increase, which only includes major mines, reflects Beijing's aim to put 860 million tonnes of new coal production capacity into operation over the five years to 2015, more than the entire annual output of India.

«By 2015, when this is fully in place, we'll be putting four million tonnes less carbon into the atmosphere than we are today.

Despite the much - touted solar expansion, India is also planning to double domestic coal production to one billion tonnes, and it has been putting pressure on environmental groups trying to keep mining in check.

To put that cost into perspective, a tonne of CO2 is what you get from about 2.5 barrels of oil.

Some of the biggest U.S. plants put out between 16 million and 25 million tonnes.

To put those numbers into context, from 1972 through 1987, humans emitted 302 billion tonnes of CO2; in contrast, from 1998 through 2012 humans produced 461 billion tonnes.

To put that in context, global carbon emissions in 2014 were 36 billion tonnes.

We need to rapidly transition to a zero carbon economy, and draw down billions of tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere, so it makes no sense for the SA government to allow any new projects that put us at greater climate risk, particularly in sectors where climate - safe alternatives are readily available.

«Putting a price on carbon pollution allows Australia to reduce its net emissions by at least 155 million tonnes (Mt) in 2020 and 390 Mt in 2030», claims the Minister's media release.

Or put another way, society places more value on what oil delivers per tonne of CO2.

If the coal is sold to a country that doesn't put a price on carbon emissions, we should tax it at whatever Australia's CO2 / tonne rate is.

That sounds like a lot, but it only adds up to the equivalent emissions of about 200 cars annually (900 tonnes), and is a drop in the ocean compared to the 40 billion tonnes or so of carbon humans put into the atmosphere every year.

Other projects paid for by the fund, which is sustained by a levy on energy and water bills, included a $ 20,000 grant to Dungog Shire Council to put a solar heater on its swimming pool, saving one tonne of carbon dioxide.

According to Environment Canada, dust from unpaved roads in Ontario puts a whopping 90,116 tonnes of PM2.5 into our air each year, nearly 130 times the amount from coal - fired power generation.