Sentences with phrase «takes tons of water»

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A recent Ceres research paper found that a lot of hydraulic fracturing — a process that uses tons of water — is taking place in water - scarce regions, with nearly 47 % of wells located in highly - stressed water basins, including 92 % of wells in Colorado and 51 % of wells in Texas.

Samaritan's Purse took 200 - plus tons of supplies to the Caribbean in September, including cases of water, gas jugs, sturdy blue tarps, and the generators that ended up at Paz's clinics.

Drinking tons of water (more than you think you need), moving your body in some way every day, and not letting the little dramas of everyday life take up too much space in your life.

Not only do they have tons of different types of kombucha, water kefir and kvass, they also have load of fermented foods you can take home, including vegan kimchi (super hard to find in Berlin).

The kids have to take turns because some are older and bigger so when the bigger kids go in the smaller ones get to do finger painting... I am having the parent bring old clothes for them so they don't ruin anything to fancy and I have tons of wipes and buckets of water on hand to clean them up.

I was doing everything I'd read about: eat oatmeal, take fenugreek / blessed thistle / fennel, drink mother's milk tea (4 - 6 cups a day), drink tons of water, eat lactation cookies, get rest, try not to stress; and I produced enough milk to feed her.

Some suggestions might be taking Fenugreek 3 times a day, drinking TONS of water, eating oatmeal for breakfast, having a dark beer, etc..

The whole thing is waterproof, so it can handle tons of water (just don't take it swimming on purpose if you can help it).

A right whale eats like a bulldozer: opens that great mouth and takes in tons of water.

Nix bottle water It takes tons of energy to produce plastic bottles, fill them, ship them around, so we can down them and send them to landfills.

I'd make my morning green smoothie, go for a brisk meditative walk, take a yoga class, drink tons of water, have a coconut water, eat a healthy wrap, salad, or sandwich for lunch.

I am going to try adding coconut oil to my diet, only drinking water and milk (I drink tons of juice as of now), and taking glucosamine.

gradually) but it just took such a long time and I felt like I was wasting tons of water, «splash, splash splash, splash..

I also committed to drinking a ton of water, exercising on the reg (heyooo #fitnessjourney), and taking Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides every damn day.

1) daily womens multivitamin 2) two iron pills (always consult with doctor before taking iron!!!!) 3) 1 b complex multiviatmin (do not overdose on b6) 4) 100 mg magnesium 5) 2000 ui d3 6) drinking electrolyte water — tons of water... really helps with my heart rate and anxiety

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It's a ton of fair - skinned shapely females being put in compromising positions that they either don't want to be in or enjoy far too much - Taking away the swords and limiting to «water damage» pulls away some of the uniqueness of playing as individual characters and makes the game repetitive - The gap between the AI of the «minions» who run at you and the nimble main character opponents is jarring - Seriously, folks.

Since it takes 1,000 tons of water to produce 1 ton of grain, it is not surprising that 70 percent of world water use is devoted to irrigation.

Since it takes 1,000 tons of water to produce 1 ton of grain, the most efficient way for water - deficit countries to import water is to buy grain from elsewhere.

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Lifting 1 ton of water to the altitude of one kilometer takes 10 MJ.

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According to the National Resources Defense Council, it takes 200 tons of water to make a ton of fabric — and much of that fabric doesn't last long.

Below is a list of creative steps you can take to conserve water and we know there are a ton more - just put the thinking cap on!

Since it takes 1,000 tons of water to produce one ton of grain, the shortfall in the Hai basin of nearly 40 billion tons of water per year (1 ton equals 1 cubic meter) means that when the aquifer is depleted, the grain harvest will drop by 40 million tons — enough to feed 120 million Chinese.

Karst points out that it takes 18 mature trees and 2,770 litres (732 gallons) of water to make just one ton of wood pulp paper.

By comparing changes in ice thickness taken in 1999 to measurements made earlier in the decade, they concluded that the continent is giving up nearly 50 gigatons — that s 50 billion tons — of water per year, with greatest losses coming from the eastern coast.

The plant's carbon emissions have been reduced by about 22,000 tons a year — the equivalent of taking 4,833 cars off I - 95, or planting 5,390 acres of pine forest, by Water Department calculations.