Sentences with phrase «rely on charcoal»
The Amsterdam - based InterAcademy Council — a group that represents 150 national scientific and engineering academies — released a report this week detailing how countries can shift from burning coal and other greenhouse - gas emitting fuels to cleaner energy while also introducing modern forms of energy to the billions worldwide who rely on charcoal, firewood or even dung as their fuel.
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Available in four colors, including black, brushed charcoal, emerald green, purple, and titanium; this luggage relies on four twin spinner wheels that roll in all directions and put no weight on your hands.
Unlike classic croissants, which rely on butter for their flakiness, Coco di Mama makes its vegan version with «sunflower margarine, soy and barley flour, activated charcoal, sugar and lemon.»
On the continent as a whole, more than 90 percent of the population relies on firewood or charcoaOn the continent as a whole, more than 90 percent of the population relies on firewood or charcoaon firewood or charcoal.
The technique relies on the radioactive isotope carbon - 14, whose radioactivity diminishes over time in a predictable manner, allowing researchers to calculate the age of ancient human sites using charcoal from fires or the bones of the prehistoric humans themselves.
In truth, until this year I'd been relying on a series of classic charcoal gray tapered trousers to represent «gray» in my closet.
Much of Rhode's practice relies on temporary materials such as chalk and charcoal reminiscent of the American artist Gary Simmons» erasure series.
An estimated 1.3 billion people lack electricity and 2.7 billion people rely on wood, charcoal, or dung for cooking fuel.
Except under exceptional circumstances, like in southwest USA where several trees are living for thousands of years (Swetnam 1993; Lloyd & Graumlich 1997), most long - term fire histories rely on other direct fire evidence like macroscopic charcoal on and in mineral soils (Filion 1984; Payette & Gagnon 1985; Filion et al. 1991; Desponts & Payette 1993; Lavoie & Payette 1996; Carcaillet 2001; Asselin & Payette 2005b; Talon et al. 2005).
A staggering 3 billion people still rely on traditional biomass such as wood and charcoal for their heating and cooking needs.