And we're, right now, having the cleanest air and cleanest water on the planet.
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" -- January 9 campaign rally in Toledo, Ohio "We have some of the cleanest air and cleanest water on Earth.
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We have the cleanest air, we have the cleanest water, cleaner that it's ever been before in our country.
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We have the cleanest air, we have the cleanest water -- cleaner than it's ever been before in our country.
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Those with the cleanest tax returns disclose, leading those with the next cleanest returns to disclose, so as to differentiate themselves from the dirtier non-disclosers.
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" Air quality "By the way, today, we have the cleanest air, we have the cleanest water that we've ever had in the history of our country.
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We're going to have the cleanest air, we're going to have the cleanest water, we will be environmentally friendly, but we won't put our businesses out of work.
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Now we are going to have regulation, we&aposre going to have clean water, we&aposre going to have clean air, we are going to have the cleanest water, cleanest air.
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You know we have our cleanest numbers in many years this year, just got released, the cleanest numbers on carbon, on water, cleanliness, on air, purity, on, you know, air cleanness.
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"I have the cleanest air and I'm going to have the cleanest air, but that doesn't mean we have to put every one of our businesses out of business," Trump said.
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We have the cleanest water ... we're setting records environmentally.
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"From day one my administration has made it a top priority to ensure that America is among the very cleanest air and cleanest water on the planet," Trump said in the East Room.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has repeatedly vowed to "ensure" that the United States has the "cleanest air" and the "cleanest water," but his administration's efforts to slash environmental regulations have been extensive.
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It's the fastest, cleanest app the company has ever released.
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I must have the cleanest pores in all of London.
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In short: This isn't the easiest, cleanest, or safest challenge.
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The trick is to look for the cleanest, longest lines.
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As far as artwork goes, this one seems the cleanest.
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So kids clearly aren't swimming in the cleanest of waters.
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Since it's nearly uninhabitable for humans, it's also the cleanest.
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In 1933, it was the cleanest place on the farm.
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At least we'll be the cleanest bar in the city!
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"America: the Cleanest Air in the World - BY FAR!" pic.twitter.
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That is the cleanest way for an artist to live.
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We've got the cleanest country in the planet right now.
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The region has the cleanest electricity matrix in the world.
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They were the cleanest I've seen in quite a while.
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Today, Iceland tops the European table for the cleanest-living teens.
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We don't have the cleanest air and water in the world.
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As the cleanest drink available, beer became staple fodder for all.
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The suggested range is 100 to 200 for the cleanest effect.
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Maduro says Venezuela's election system is the cleanest in the world.
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"I would say Ludwig seems like the cleanest filter," she explains.
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But Amazon doesn't have the cleanest environmental record, according to Greenpeace.
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" Air quality "We want to have the cleanest water on Earth.
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"Our guests will breathe the cleanest air possible," Mr. Oberoi said.
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"America: the Cleanest Air in the World - BY FAR!" pic.twitter.com/rMtxHSnof4
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It's what fellow conscious brand Everlane calls "the world's cleanest denim factory".
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Hainan offers an added attraction: the cleanest air in all of China.
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That would steer investors towards the cleanest technologies, whatever they might be.
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The Scenario: Your friend isn't the cleanest or most hygienic person around.
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I'm confident in saying I'm one of cleanest athletes in the sport.
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The direct approach can be cleanest, even if feelings are hurt temporarily.
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EV's also don't always have the cleanest supply chains, Mark Matousek reports.
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This is also one of the cleanest smartphone backs I've ever seen.
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But it was not my cleanest one at a couple of hurdles.
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"I still think the U.S. is the cleanest dirty shirt," he said.
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LNG Canada is being touted as the world's cleanest major LNG plant.
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"It's the cleanest, cheapest, in many ways, source of power," he said.
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The cleanest truck engines in the world are powered by natural gas.
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"Now we have been named the cleanest village in Asia, and we have it in us to improve, until one day our village will be the cleanest village in the world," the head of the village council said.
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DSNY also operates one of the cleanest garbage collection fleets in the country.
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For the cleanest of the bunch, say corporate-governance experts, look to Tencent.
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"So, as of now, the Russian team is probably the cleanest in Rio."
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The cleanest evidence came from a Facebook experiment on 8,000 British Liverpool fans.
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Pros: Watson Workspace offers the cleanest interface of all of the new messengers.
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"The cleanest risks may still see low single-digit decreases," the report said.
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And the quality of the water, it's the cleanest water you can have.
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Now, they are producing the most technologically advanced and cleanest cars in history.
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Normally, Alberta's poorest air quality ranking is 10, with 1 being the cleanest.
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Rummaged through the clean towels and sheets to find the newest and cleanest.
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It will be one of the cleanest large utility companies in the country.
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Mezcal, he says, is all about putting the cleanest stuff in the bottle.
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Karen Hay felt like she had the cleanest floors in all of Pittsburgh.
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But your best bet, water-consumption wise, is to "try to find the cleanest source of water you can get your hands on and drink it out of the cleanest container that you can get your hands on," Vojdani says.
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So it wouldn't have mattered if the FBI came back with a cleanest score.
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I can say we have among the cleanest climate in the world right now.
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Also, the floor of the Tube probably isn't the cleanest surface in the world.
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Natural gas is the cheapest, cleanest and most abundant fuel source in the world.
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"I think I had the cleanest record ever as a student there," Cho said.
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Sweden has traditionally been seen as one of the world's cleanest, least corrupt nations.
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"It wasn't the cleanest race for me but I came back strong," McLaughlin said.
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Also, it's one of the cleanest places on earth, according to the Culture Trip.
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Tillerson has not had the cleanest record on renewables as the CEO of ExxonMobil.
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Rwanda is probably Africa's cleanest nation and among the most pristine in the world.
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"SoCalGas is committed to becoming the cleanest gas utility in North America," she added.
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It's important that we have light-duty transportation options with the cleanest profile available.
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If there are categories that have to go, these three provide the cleanest cut.
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Right now we're at the cleanest we've ever been, and that's very important to me.
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Therefore, it was basically the cleanest and purest hash known to man at the time.
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It was actually on top of a deli and I'm sure it wasn't the cleanest.
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That means that he must formulate his ideas in the cleanest way possible, he said.
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Plus, you'll probably have the cleanest desk and the most organized inbox in your office.
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Meanwhile, the cleanest cities in the world (in terms of particulate concentrations) are in Sweden.
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Tomich says The Times has one of the cleanest ad experiences in the publishing business.
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It's also not the case that the US has the cleanest water in the world.
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Palumbo: I think it's probably the cleanest recording we've had as far as mental anguish.
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How, exactly, did the cleanest energy technologies get on a path to become the cheapest?
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"I believe Calgary can host the cleanest, most cost-effective Games in history," he said.
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Right now, we're at the cleanest we've ever been, and that's very important to me.
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I'm pretty sure in general Tokyo has the cleanest public bathrooms that I've ever seen.
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If you've lost trust in a company, make the cleanest break possible: Delete your account.
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America's steel industry is among the cleanest, most energy efficient steel industries in the world.
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Porn sets are possibly some of the cleanest places one can be, pandemic or not.
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"The Clean Waters act didn't give you clean waters — by the way, today we have the cleanest air, we have the cleanest water that we've ever had in the history of our country," Trump said, falsely, combining two statements that directly contradict each other.
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Minor uses of "fuck" appear here and there, but in general this is Wayne's cleanest album.
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Plus, you'll probably have the cleanest desk and the most organized inbox in your office. 3.
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Within a few minutes, the light switched to blue, indicating the air reached its cleanest level.
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He added that an order book process with selected investors would probably be the "cleanest" process.
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It was not the cleanest match for Williams, but she benefited from Ostapenko's 03 unforced errors.
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Of those in the cleanest 20, only Singapore and Hong Kong fail to qualify as free.
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"Even among Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force vessels, we are the cleanest," Rear Admiral Fukuda said.
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"In our view overall short MXN is the cleanest expression of a Trump trade," Citigroup said.
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He's claimed windmills cause cancer and repeatedly said the US has the cleanest water and air.
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Tokyo Haneda won world's cleanest airport and London Heathrow - T5 was named world's best airport terminal.
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The government denied any voting fraud, saying its election system is the cleanest in the world.
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Yet Norway's electricity, generated from hydroelectric power plants, was already among the cleanest in the world.
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The North American ECA is the largest region mandating the cleanest ship fuels under international treaty.
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Determining which country actually has the cleanest air requires a closer read of the WHO database.
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Read More: President Trump keeps falsely saying the US has the 'world's cleanest and safest air.
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Look, the United States has the cleanest air and water of all the major industrial countries.
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And we have the cleanest air and water we've ever had in our country right now.
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It's why a lot of companies are doubling down on natural gas, the cleanest fossil fuel.
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Steel mills evaluated with "A-level" emissions performance, the cleanest level, will set independent emission measures.
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The judicial police force, which grabbed the drugs, is among the cleanest parts of the state.
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You know right now we have the cleanest air that we've ever had in this country?
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Lapland is home to more reindeer than people — and to some of the world's cleanest air.
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Air and water Trump claimed twice that the US has the world's cleanest air and water.
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Make sure that you&aposre telling the cleanest version of your story possible by timing yourself.
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I was just there and I was goddamn drunk, and that's why my dive wasn't the cleanest.
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It was the cleanest and most polished way I could think of to uphold someone else's dignity.
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Hemp is also ideal for the production of ethanol, the cleanest-burning liquid bio-alternative to gasoline.
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Visitors generally started slowly in the cleanest air pod and moved faster as the air quality deteriorated.
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Now here comes the cleanest example of a mistake that the government should be forced to eat.
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To make sure your underwear is in the cleanest possible condition, the company provided a few tips.
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While the cleanest path to undoing the FCC's ruling is through the Congressional Review Act, as Sen.
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Also, Flowstate is among the cleanest and best designed note-taking apps I've ever used on iOS.
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Germany is cleanest, where just a sliver of the country's billionaires derives their wealth from crony sectors.
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If there were a prize for cleanest air, it would probably go to Australia or New Zealand.
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President Trump has once again falsely claimed that the US has the cleanest air in the world.
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Even though we had a ton of shots, I still don't think that was our cleanest game.
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Here are the eight fast-food chains with the cleanest restaurants in the industry, according to customers.
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"Right now, we're at the cleanest we've ever been and it's very important to me," Trump said.
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We can go for much greater economic growth – and still be the cleanest, greenest society on earth.
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They say the water is the cleanest it has been in more than a century of testing.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed that the United States has the cleanest air in the world.
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"This is the cleanest harbor around," she said, "and it's because of what we're putting down there."
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"Khloé is the most organized, cleanest, most obsessive person I know in her own home," she said.
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"Natural gas is already the cleanest conventional source of energy," said Hugo Dijkgraaf, Wintershall's chief technology officer.
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"Something my lab is completely focused on now is trying to get the cleanest technology," Belcher says.
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"Utilizing natural energy flows to create the cleanest energy sources makes good economic sense too," he added.
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"Serena hits, in my opinion, one of the cleanest balls in the history of tennis," Eubanks said.
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" The cleanest, best-lighted place Witt finds is OneTaste, a San Francisco company specializing in "orgasmic meditation.
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President Donald Trump has said that it's been a "top priority" to make sure "America has among the very cleanest air and cleanest water on the planet," but since he has been in office, the number of "unhealthy air days" has increased, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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"We want to make it the best face mask for people who want to breathe the cleanest air."
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Fernandez notes that while this move is encouraging, Microsoft doesn't have the cleanest record in supporting its subcontractors.
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Trump insisted Monday the US is "the cleanest we've ever been," and said other countries weren't keeping up.
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"America doesn't have the cleanest air in the world just because it's white on this map," Pfister said.
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We want to know which fast-food chains have the best food, cleanest locations, cheapest prices, and more.
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"It's one of the cleanest things you'll run across in terms of micro-organisms," he told the BBC.
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"Strippers are some of the cleanest people because we have to smell good to make money," she explained.
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"One thing is for sure, we will have the cleanest display and freshest produce anywhere in northeast [Pennsylvania]."
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Probably, but at least he was running his fingers along the newest, cleanest subway mosaics in the city.
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The "cleanest" course of action, she argued, would be to force the president to sell off his hotels.
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The brightest hues are produced when the air is cleanest, hence the vivid displays characteristic of the tropics.
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And natural gas is the cleanest, cheapest way to provide critical baseload power to a country's electrical grid.
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It's definitely not the cleanest, messing up this couple's home in the New South Wales town of Raymond Terrace.
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Only 1% of samples showed any detectable pesticides in avocados and sweet corn, which were deemed the cleanest produce.
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I would say of all of the exits the British is the cleanest because they don't have the currency.
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Whatever is flying around, it is enjoying some of the cleanest air in the country, and so can you.
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Finish the look with a matching lipstick, applying it with a lip brush to create the cleanest lines possible.
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"I think they really need a win, and that is probably the cleanest way to do that," he said.
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This was the first and cleanest defense of Mr. Trump's July phone call with the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Zhukov said the stringent conditions meant Russia's 271-strong team would now be the cleanest at the Rio Games.
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Ebell said the "cleanest way" would be to withdraw from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change itself.
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The cleanest park was Fort Tryon, in Inwood, where the ploggers spent much of the day picking wild raspberries.
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When I first started doing comedy I was pretty blue, and my material wasn't necessarily the cleanest of material.
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On a scale from the cleanest to the dirtiest, the U.S. is at 123 out of 195 countries measured.
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TRUMP: We have the cleanest air in the world in the United States, & it's gotten better since I'm president.
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President Trump claimed in October that the United States has the cleanest air in the world, which is inaccurate.
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The brush dynamics are outstanding, producing the some of the cleanest, smoothest, and most consistent lines I've ever seen.
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It's why Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company, says its oil is the cleanest in the world.
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"Global investors and consumers are increasingly looking for the cleanest products available and sustainable resource development," the statement said.
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These simplehuman trash cans are the ones all of your cleanest and most-organized friends use for a reason.
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"Record supply investments will meet people's growing need for the most flexible and cleanest-burning fossil fuel," he added.
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The U.S. has some of the cleanest air in the world, but last year, during deadly wildfires, Sacramento, Calif.
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And we have now the cleanest air we've ever had in our country, meaning over the last 40 years.
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The shale gas boom prompted Exxon and others to push further into natural gas, the cleanest-burning fossil fuel.
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Perhaps the sky in Montana seems so big because it has some of the cleanest air in the nation.
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"We're both not the cleanest people in the world, so we gotta work on that," McCreery told PEOPLE in June.
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After the separation of firms and supervisors in 1989, Britain soon had some of the cleanest rivers on the continent.
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Denmark and New Zealand were tied in first place as the world's cleanest countries, followed by Finland, Sweden and Switzerland.
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PENCE: I think we're making great progress reducing carbon emissions, America has the cleanest air and water in the world.
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We believe it's really the destination fuel as the cleanest fossil fuel available to everybody that wants to use fuels.
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Chandler said the Mexican peso has given the cleanest read on the election, and it started rising late last week.
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Repeats his claim that US has cleanest air, which is not true, and that it will always stay that way.
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The United States under the Trump administration will continue to be the cleanest and most environmentally-friendly country on Earth.
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The Seahawks were plagued by mistakes for most of the regular season but turned in one of their cleanest games.
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While the data collection wasn't super scientific, it quickly revealed which fast-food chains customers believe to be the cleanest.
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The American Lung Association also listed the six US cities that are cleanest in terms of ozone and particle pollution.
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"Then I read that the Pope had the cleanest, purest heart in the world, so I would practice," he said.
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The cleanest, most affordable energy is the energy we don't use in the first place, so start by using less.
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The United States under the Trump administration will continue to be the cleanest and most environmentally friendly country on earth.
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Revered by the others, Mr. Green lays down the cleanest, clearest rhythms even as his large body teeters and lumbers.
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Less than 1% of avocados and sweet corn tested positive for pesticides and were considered the cleanest of the list.
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We have the cleanest water that we've ever had ... in the history of our country for the last 25 years.
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Trump also promised that the U.S. will be "the cleanest and most environmentally friendly country on Earth" under his presidency.
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The brand created masks, balms and elixirs based on the principles of Hawaiian Mindfulness, with the cleanest and purest of ingredients.
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As I slurped up the last of my porridge, I realized it was the cleanest Chinese food court I ever saw.
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The text tool has a hard job, and tends to interpret everything but the cleanest Helvetica typography as a garbled mess.
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Trump: "The United States under the Trump administration will continue to be the cleanest and most environmentally country on Earth" pic.twitter.
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Trump previously said the U.S. has "the cleanest air in the world," and touted that it has improved throughout his presidency.
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He added that in the U.S., trends were pointing toward increased use of natural gas, the cleanest of the fossil fuels.
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Peaty said the 'no dopers' policy meant the ISL meets could be the cleanest international events of his career to date.
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Even Washington, D.C., enjoyed some of its cleanest air reported in 2017 after citywide policies to reduce traffic and carbon emissions.
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The cleanest example is the rebate checks that were mailed out to households in 2202 and again in 2628 and 28500.
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The case involves two of our most-plentiful fuels: Natural gas, among the cleanest-burning, and coal, one of the dirtiest.
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Shell has already significantly shifted its business from oil to natural gas, the cleanest fossil fuel, in the last several years.
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The bathroom was probably the cleanest space in the whole vehicle, since doing a number two on board was strictly prohibited.
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"It is way out of character for one of the cleanest banks around," said Mike Mayo, a banking analyst at CLSA.
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Assuming that all stalls are cleaned at the same frequency, the cleanest stalls should, then, be the ones on the ends.
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"It's not the cleanest," Malissa Allen, a mental health counselor who has treated inmates at the infirmary, said in an interview.
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The proliferation of drug-resistant infections and the myriad methods of transmission can overwhelm even the cleanest and wealthiest of cities.
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Social markets the product as being the "cleanest alcohol available" because it's organic, gluten-free and only 88 calories a can.
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Over the past 2202 months this trend has solidified and brought our domestic energy sector to its cleanest place in history.
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Finnish Lapland is Finland&aposs northernmost region, home to more reindeer than people and some of the world&aposs cleanest air.
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" The list price of brand name drugs rose 3.2%, on average, over the 12 months ending in September 19583, after adjusting for inflation, according to SSR Health, a consulting firm that captures about 90% of these medications sold in the US. Air quality "And you know, I always say it, we want the cleanest air, the cleanest water.
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Clean air and water "America has the cleanest air and water in the world," Pence said when discussing the administration's environmental policies.
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The folks at Curb, the energy-tracking platform, believe the cleanest and cheapest energy is the energy you don't have to use.
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Are they constantly erasing what they just said, so they can say, "I'm just not into you" with the cleanest execution possible?
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After the Thursday announcement, Russia's Olympic Committee president Alexander Zhukov said the country will have "the cleanest team," according to the BBC.
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And the cleanest and least road-hogging form of urban transportation is not an app-hailed car; it's a human-powered bicycle.
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My friends and I will only ever take cocaine because it seems like the cleanest, which is why it costs so much.
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For not being very busy, the locker rooms are not the cleanest they could be, with towels and scraps frequently lying around.
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So, Business Insider asked more than 3,000 people who read our fast-food coverage which chains they believe have the cleanest restaurants.
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Facebook is probably where the cleanest conversations, in terms of someone posting a piece of content and then their friends chime in.
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I think that if you look in America where energy is cheapest and cleanest, hydro power is contributing greatly to those conditions.
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"Well, the United States right now has among the cleanest climates," he said, adding incorrectly that pollution has lessened during his presidency.
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The way we once regarded dogs — not the cleanest creatures but useful to have around — is the way we once regarded children.
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Dr. Pitts-Singer encourages farmers and orchardists to pick the right bees for their region and to get the cleanest bees possible.
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While it sounds like a surreal way to die, this may have been one of the cleanest possible exits from the Cenozoic.
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Hendricks had his cleanest frame of the game and that was vital in terms of solidifying the lead and demoralizing the Indians.
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"It is the second cleanest shirt in the dirty laundry basket after the U.S.," said Christian Lawrence, senior market strategist at Rabobank.
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I have seen cheaper places around, but this place had the cleanest and most professional setting for the area I was in.
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But the cleanest and quickest way to remove a president involves Section 4 of the 25th Amendment and has never been attempted.
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He was shown standing next to an Audi sedan with stenciling on the door that read, "The cleanest diesel in the world."
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This magnificent lake that's always been one of the cleanest bodies of water in the world is now being choked by algae.
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If you live in Cheyenne, Wyoming, or Farmington, New Mexico, you live in cities that tied for the cleanest air in the country.
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What was once the cleanest, easiest console to set up and play, now looks like a set of instructions for defusing a bomb.
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"[It's] one of the simplest and cleanest essays that he wrote 6 or 7 years ago that has been totally accurate," she says.
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Industry has been united in opposing what is known as the cross-sectoral correction factor, saying it would penalize even the cleanest plants.
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The artist finds most of his models on the streets of Tokyo, somehow inserting himself before the furry subjects with the cleanest coats.
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Chick-fil-A dominated, with the best food, best customer service, cleanest restaurants, and best bathrooms in American fast food, according to readers.
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"The moment you enter, you're hit with probably the cleanest air in London... which is something I'm really proud of," McCartney tells CNN.
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The Trainer's anatomy breaks down to a 94.2% virgin-plastic-free sole, leather from the world's cleanest tannery, and renewed laces and lining.
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Consider the 2012 London Olympics, which antidoping officials hailed at the time as the cleanest ever because several thousand drug tests were administered.
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"I did say, 'Well, the United States right now has among the cleanest climates there are based on all statistics,'" the president added.
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It was as if a small school and medical center had been airlifted and dropped into the middle of the world's cleanest Walmart.
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" -- March 4 interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity "And I say very simply: I want to have the cleanest air on the planet.
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Trump has loosened environmental regulations in the United States, even as he claims that water and air are at their cleanest levels ever.
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Under the plan, Russia would not become carbon-neutral until late this century - and only if it implements the cleanest growth scenario outlined.
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She is very friendly and personable and tells me mid-cleaning that I have one of the cleanest houses she has ever cleaned.
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Were the UK government to rebrand the country as the cleanest hub for global business activity, it could actually drive business to London.
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It is very weird being in a quiet, empty mall for hours, but our store was probably the cleanest it had ever been.
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Which has the cleanest slate of terms for delivery and performance and what have you and resilience we had as recently as September.
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Which means that amping up your at-home routine is the next best thing for achieving the cleanest, most radiant skin you've ever had.
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And it turns out that big sky — and everything beneath it — contains the cleanest air in the nation according to the American Lung Association.
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This cozy environment offers protection and a steady source of food for the premature joey, but it's not the cleanest place in the world.
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A line out to line in setup is the cleanest because it will provide you with the most well-balanced music in the end.
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The strikes that did the hurting were scarcely different to the strikes he was landing elsewhere in the match, they just stuck the cleanest.
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Because we have the best transport and the cleanest environment and the best healthcare and the most compassionate approach to care of elderly people.
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But in 13 fossil fuel-dependent states, a gas-powered car is still the cleanest choice for car owners, the Climate Central analysis found.
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"I didn't consider lower ceiling heights, because I wanted the cleanest, freest feel," so common areas feel larger than they are, Mr. Eisner said.
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In fact, London bartender Joe Petch was so impressed by Reyka's purity, that he set about using it to make the cleanest martini possible.
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Petch stayed in Iceland to source the ice required for his cleanest-martini-possible mission, not wanting to sully the spirit with inferior water.
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"Because I had to wash my hands several times an hour, I probably had the cleanest hands in the state that day," Rapp said.
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In particular, we aim to: Develop our leadership in the integrated gas value chain, the cleanest fossil fuel and an essential alternative to coal.
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A real estate company might help customers with pulmonary issues like asthma find potential homes in neighborhoods that tend to have the cleanest air.
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A lot of people smile when they hear that," Trump said, claiming he wants "crystal clean water" and "the cleanest air on the planet.
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"We literally take the cleanest air in Canada and bottle it and move it from one part of the world to another," said Lam.
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Although the plane wasn't the cleanest or newest and the Wi-Fi was slow and spotty, Jetblue's dedication to customer service really shined through.
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I agree that the S7s have the cleanest software build of any Galaxy I've tested, and that Samsung's TouchWiz interface has been toned down.
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AER is a program that uses real-time grid data and machine learning to determine exactly when the grid is producing the cleanest electricity.
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Bear manufactured millions of hits of "White Lightning," the cleanest LSD this side of Albert Hofmann, at a time when the drug was still legal.
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To create the G-Star Elwood RFTPi jean, the brand developed the world's cleanest indigo dyeing process, formulated with 70% fewer chemicals and no salts.
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"Our focus is on making sure we have the safest, cleanest air and water, and the president is going to do exactly that," Sanders said.
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I thought, something that we're putting in us, every single month, day after day, we should probably be investing in the cleanest version of that.
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Even the cleanest-looking carpet can be home to thousands of dirt particles, dust mites, and mold — and they can be very difficult to eliminate.
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It's still a fossil fuel, but the cleanest-burning kind, so when it's displacing coal, it reduces greenhouse gas emissions as the accompanying chart shows.
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I agree that the S7's have the cleanest software build of any Galaxy I've tested, and that Samsung's TouchWiz interface has been toned down.
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China grades its water into six bands using Roman numerals, with "grade I" the cleanest, and "below grade V" unusable even for irrigation and industry.
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It's the cleanest and most affordable fuel additive on the market and reduces polluting substances like carbon monoxide, exhaust hydrocarbons and toxins from tailpipe emissions.
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Read more:The 10 best large cruise shipsThe 10 large cruise ships with the nicest cabinsThese are the 8 nastiest cruise shipsThe 20 cleanest cruise ships
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MIKE PENCE: America has the cleanest air and water in the worldTAPPER: That's not truePENCE: Ahh, but we're making progress on reducing carbon emissions pic.twitter.
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France and Sweden built some of the cleanest grids in the developed world by scaling up nuclear power very rapidly in the 22050s and '80s.
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It can marry stringent pollution rules with such clean-car incentives as lower registration fees, meaningful tax credits and convenient parking for the cleanest vehicles.
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"We have the cleanest air in the world in the United States and it's gotten better since I'm president," President Trump said again this month.
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"It wasn't the cleanest place," said Mark Grashow, another patron and a retired high school teacher who has lived near the theater for 45 years.
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On some of the world's cleanest grids, such as Sweden, a full transition to electric vehicles could reduce these emissions by up to 85 percent.
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For example, they have the cleanest arteries of any population that has ever been studied, meaning that they may be largely immune to heart disease.
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He said the area has "the cleanest lakes in South Dakota," as well as a large subterranean aquifer, and is concerned about the possibility of contamination.
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"By far, what investors want and will push for is the cleanest, fastest solution that optimizes value, and that is selling the core," Mr. Peck said.
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"We know that's impossible—we can't have the cleanest hospitals in Europe," said former–Health Minister Patriciu Achimaș Cadariu at a press conference on the subject.
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It's far from the only dirt or ash bread made across the world (the Australian damper comes to mind) but it certainly seems like the cleanest.
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The cleanest way to do this is to announce a cap on yields and stand ready to buy unlimited amounts to preserve the cap if needed.
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In addition, legislation will be introduced to give local authorities powers to improve air quality and ensure only the cleanest domestic fuels were available for sale.
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But Trump said during the press conference that "it wouldn't have mattered if the FBI came back with the cleanest score" — at least not to Democrats.
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The cleanest air in the survey was in Sinclair, Wyoming, a town of about 420 people in the desert highlands between Cheyenne and Salt Lake City.
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Trump said in a White House speech last week his administration "has made it a top priority to ensure America" has the cleanest air and water.
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Electric vehicles are now "unequivocally" the cleanest cars in the country, based on a national average, the research and journalism group Climate Central reported on Wednesday.
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This should spur the spread of natural gas, the cleanest fossil fuel and one that should be in the vanguard of the battle against global warming.
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"We have the cleanest water we have ever had," Trump said at a news conference at the Group of 20 summit in Japan in late June.
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Shop for groceries safely: Arrive early, when the store is probably cleanest and best stocked, and aim to pick up a week's worth in one trip.
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Finish Quantum Max Powerball Tablets produced the cleanest dishes of all the ones we tried, removing even baked-on food from casserole dishes, pots, and pans.
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Evercore said in a note that United is trading at a significant valuation discount to its peers and has the "cleanest capital structure" of that group.
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The United States was "the cleanest shirt in the dirty laundry basket," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group, a Minneapolis investment firm.
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It does appear that natural gas, the cleanest fossil fuel that is nonetheless facing increasing opposition from environmentalists and Democratic politicians, is excluded from this definition.
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And for our country, the air is, right now, cleaner than it's been in 40 years...in the last 40 years, it's the cleanest right now.
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Back in the city, travelers will explore the capital of Kigali, considered one of Africa's cleanest and safest urban areas, where they'll visit the Kigali Genocide Memorial.
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Dave Kibble is staying at a nearby Holiday Inn while he looks into relocating to Scottsdale, which he called the "safest, cleanest place" he had ever seen.
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Experts say new clothes should always be sent through the washing machine — because, contrary to popular belief, even the cleanest-looking, freshly-packed materials aren't really clean.
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" Zoe described her mother's kindness and open-mindedness, and the injustice of her prosecution: "She's like the cleanest, most goody-goody-two-shoes person I've ever met.
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"I believe that Kaga is the cleanest ship anywhere," said Hayato Nishida, a 36-year-old chief petty officer responsible for keeping the vessel spick and span.
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But the depressing facts are these: For more than 60 years we've had access to one of the cleanest, safest, most environmentally friendly forms of energy available.
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Data from Refinitiv shows steady selling of the euro against the pound — the cleanest currency pair for those wanting to trade Brexit headlines — for most of January.
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As much as you enjoy having the family over for Thanksgiving, your nephew isn't the cleanest of the bunch, leaving a trail of crumbs wherever he goes.
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Close contact with even the cleanest and healthiest-looking chicken can make you sick, and there's proof this week from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Hydroelectric projects—that likewise were largely ended when new dam construction was cancelled—once made California's energy the cleanest and among the most affordable in the country.
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For more on this, I would urge you to read scholar B.R. Myers' excellent book, The Cleanest Race: How North Koreans See Themselves and Why it Matters.
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Latin America already has the world's cleanest electricity, having long relied on dams to generate a large share of its energy needs, according to the World Bank.
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The closest Mr. Trump's speech at Davos came to environmental issues was his claim that the United States had the cleanest air and drinking water on Earth.
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With America's cleanest air, healthiest population and some of its most visited attractions, Hawaii walks away with the Quality of Life category year after year after year.
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Because of the huge hydroelectric dams of the Columbia River system, the Pacific Northwest's power supply has long been among the cheapest and cleanest in the nation.
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The result is a system of voting that is one of the cleanest and best in the world — in which all citizens should have faith and confidence.
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The cleanest response — one I've seen throughout social media, where clean, vaguely lobotomized responses often reign supreme — is to simply say that some justice is better than none.
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" One meme shows Foley saying, to two white police officers from the back of a police car, "This is the nicest, cleanest police car I ever been in.
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Not needing to recover or pull back from u guys, it's just what I feel is cleanest and most true to me as an artist & musician in 2018.
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Ioannis Kokkoris, Chair in Law and Economics at Queen Mary University of London, said divesting Adama was the simplest and cleanest means for ChemChina to address competition concerns.
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Pollution levels in Toronto's subway were three times worse than the air quality in Montreal's Metro, while Vancouver was rated the cleanest of the nation's three subway systems.
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But while everyone agrees that thoroughly washing your hands is hugely important for avoiding disease, there's actually little agreement on the cleanest method for drying your hands afterward.
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Clean Energy sells what it claims to be the cleanest fuel on the market — Redeem, Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) — which reduces greenhouse gas emissions by up to 0003%.
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Metro led the nation when it stopped using diesel-powered buses, and it can be a leader again by bringing the cleanest bus fleet to Los Angeles County.
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Nasser said the latest research by Stanford University found Aramco was the cleanest major oil company in the world thanks to zero gas flaring and modern field technology.
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The ACEA states that Europe's cars are now the "cleanest" in the world with the average car engine emitting 28 times less carbon monoxide than 20 years ago.
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Based in San Francisco with more than 201823,201813 employees, the company delivers some of the nation's cleanest energy to nearly 201803 million people in Northern and Central California.
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That's enough money to fly to Ibiza this summer, with the cleanest teeth and whitest smile on the beach, thanks to your Oral-B SmartSeries 6500 electric toothbrush.
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And thanks to ethical practices like using the world's cleanest denim factory and winnowing out single-use plastic, you can feel good about where your clothes came from.
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Isopure Zero Carb Whey Protein Isolate — save £10 Isopure offers one of the cleanest and fastest absorbing protein powders out there, and is perfect for lean muscle building.
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The cleanest comparison between the approval ratings of the two presidents is Gallup's daily tracking polls, which are released as both three-day rolling averages and weekly averages.
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Hydropower, one of the cleanest and cheapest forms of power, is a key target for development as Nigeria is currently exploiting just a fraction of its potential resources.
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While the image does show Americans breathing relatively healthy air, nowhere in the report does it say that the United States has the cleanest air in the world.
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This is the second puzzle I submitted, and I went through many versions of it trying to get the cleanest fill possible before sending it to the editors.
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Perhaps this is the cleanest puzzle ever published in The New York Times, because the word "dirty" has been neatly excised from all theme entries except the revealer.
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Because it is technology neutral, and interested only in the result, this approach supports investments in the cleanest fuels while providing maximum flexibility to the industry to develop them.
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Besides that, coal mining is one of the most dangerous jobs out there and it is pretty clear that even the "cleanest" coal exacts huge human and environmental costs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There's oil and then there's oil, says Norway's Statoil, which is pitched in a race to develop the cleanest crude as countries wean themselves off fossil fuels.
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Only six qualify as "cleanest," meaning they have no high ozone or high-particle-pollution days and rank among the 25 cities with the lowest year-round particle pollution.
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"If road charges were properly designed to reward the cleanest trucks, then road operators would undoubtedly be encouraged to buy these to remain competitive," she said at a conference.
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But if you want the very latest and best Android features (though not necessarily the cleanest Android), it's still the Google-made phones that you need to go for.
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Thanks to the reservoir, San Franciscans drink some of the cleanest water in the country — only four other municipalities in the United States have the privilege of foregoing filtration.
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He did not get the cleanest contact on the ball but his scissors kick bounced past Fernando Muslera in Galatasaray's goal and sent thousands of Swedish fans into raptures.
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I used to chew pills (MDMA) until they started chopping them with heaps of rubbish, then I moved onto speed and ice because they're the cleanest and most potent.
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"I think the cleanest thing to do is to give up on the Note 7," said HDC Asset Management fund manager Park Jung-hoon, whose fund owns Samsung shares.
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Gas is widely viewed as one of the cleanest fossil fuels because it burns more efficiently than oil or coal, but gas can be lost in production and transport.
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We have the cleanest air on record, invested billions of dollars to rebuild clean water infrastructure, and achieved the largest decline of greenhouse gas emissions than any other country.
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His take on the scent, launching in the form of Chanel No. 5 L'Eau this fall, is the freshest, cleanest, and — in my opinion — sexiest interpretation of it yet.
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Blake has previously shared the track on radio mixes before, and though its available on the internet as a bootleg, the version shared last night is arguably the cleanest.
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Still, in most places and over the long run, buses and trains are the most effective and cleanest way of moving large numbers of people large distances, he said.
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Aaron Judge dunked a home run just over the right-field fence in the eighth, and the Yankees were on the way to their cleanest game in a week.
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It requires the coldest and cleanest water to survive, and over the past two centuries, its ranks have been decimated by all that modern society could throw at it.
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Vancouver is also one of the cleanest cities in the world and has enough outdoor activities to satisfy those who have a hard time choosing between skiing, hiking and swimming.
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Charlotte Osei, the head of the electoral commission, insists that this will be the cleanest vote in Ghana's history, but she will face a tough task convincing voters of that.
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And while he's not particularly worried about possible legal repercussions from his pranks, Linton conceded that finishing his run with his identity now in the open was the cleanest break.
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His distinctive style grew out of a desire to write the cleanest sentence possible, line by line; he has spoken of a wish simply for readers to understand his work.
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Ismail said his primary focus is on PC games, so he has to make the time to account for all those variations and get out the cleanest game code possible.
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China has now cut off imports of all but the cleanest and highest-grade materials — imposing a 99.5 percent purity standard that most exporters find all but impossible to meet.
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This is a place where the air, according to the scientists she met, is "the cleanest air you will breathe" -- and where vital measurements of atmospheric carbon dioxide are taken.
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Putting partisan differences aside, the key question is this: If cost and reliability are of great concern, what is the cleanest energy mix we can use to power our economy?
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A waste management system set up in 2015 and run by women who go door-to-door collecting plastic for recycling, has helped make Ambikapur one of India's cleanest cities.
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In the case of most chains — including McDonald's, Burger King, and Subway — fewer than 10% of respondents said that they believed the brand had the cleanest restaurants in the industry.
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For the past two mornings, Denise Morse and other passengers have followed protocol to prepare for disembarking: Dress in their cleanest clothes, eat a big breakfast and pack their suitcases.
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"Hawaii continues to be the safest, cleanest and most welcoming travel destination in the world, and the alarm created today by the false alert does not change that at all."
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One of the candidates to score the cleanest hits on Buttigieg was Klobuchar, and donors impressed by her performance splashed out $1 million to her campaign coffers following the debate.
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The waterways are now the cleanest in more than a century, city officials like to say, though there are still sewage spills when heavy rains overload the city's sewer system.
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Uniper says Ratcliffe is the cleanest coal plant in Britain, compliant with EU emissions regulations and capable of reducing nitrous oxide emissions by up to 80 percent from 2008 levels.
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" But the President said he pushed back on some issues, telling interviewer Piers Morgan: "I did say, 'well, the United States right now has among the cleanest climates there are.
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"The sultan is getting on in years now, and his family hasn't always had the cleanest of reputations," said Matthew Woolfe, the founder of human rights group The Brunei Project.
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It was explicitly about developing a partnership with farmers to advance technology in biofuels with an eye towards displacing oil use as rapidly as possible with the cleanest possible fuel.
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Newsflash this just in, the oil sands are not some giant hole in the ground any more folks, they have become one of the cleanest, most environmentally stable sources of oil.
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He added a so-called order book process with selected investors would probably be the "cleanest" process for divesting the stake, which is worth some 13.4 billion Swiss francs ($13.7 billion).
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California came in the so-called cleanest, with the majority of the poll's participants reporting that they washed their hair once a day, followed by Texas, Florida, Ohio, and North Carolina.
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Barrons cited a report from Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty: We view gross margins as the cleanest read on IBM delivering leverage on the back of heavy investments during 2015-16.
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Electrifying truck fleets can also make a dent, and many shippers, like Amazon and UPS, are adding EVs to cut emissions, but drones are still the cleanest delivery method, Samaras says.
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"Toilet seats are one of the cleanest things you can find in a restroom, that's for sure," says Charles Gerba, professor of microbiology and environmental sciences at the University of Arizona.
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"Kind of like in Kris Kristofferson's song 'Sunday Morning Coming Down,' where he talks about just grabbing a shirt off the ground that looks clean — your cleanest dirty shirt," he described.
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"I think the president's legal team felt very strongly that it was best, that the cleanest way to address it was to just get out," a senior administration official told reporters.
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MM) plans to increase exports of ultra-low sulfur diesel (ULSD) - the cleanest type of diesel used by motorists in Europe - by 3 million tonnes to 26 million tonnes this year.
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Both countries are seen as equally crooked by foreign investors: they are tied at 139th out of 167 in Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index (where number 1 is the cleanest country).
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"Ethanol is the cleanest renewable option we have today, and it's absolutely the wrong answer that we abandon renewable fuels and go back to burning 100 percent fossil fuels," Judge said.
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And what happened was remarkable: The Republicans' desire to stay out of the headlines gave Democrats one of their cleanest triumphs in the never-ending budget wars of the Obama era.
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But even Ankara has been careful about explicitly naming names, and as a country that cracks down on journalists so aggressively, it's difficult to believe it has the cleanest of motives.
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The report also recognizes the cleanest cities in the U.S. These are the 10 worst and six best metropolitan areas when it comes to air pollution, according to the report. 1.
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On Monday afternoon, the president tweeted out a map from a United Nations report that was photoshopped to falsely claim that the United States has the cleanest air in the world.
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But the cleanest path out of Mr. Trump's tangle of conflicts would be for him to sell his holdings and put the proceeds into a blind trust operated by independent managers.
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The robot city, dubbed "iCity" will be the cleanest city in the world regarding all aspects of cleanliness that a city should as iCity would be completely powered on green energy.
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Shengzhou exuded the ambitiousness of a boomtown, its layout interrupted by sprawling construction projects adorned with bold-face Chinese lettering encouraging residents to help make it China's best, cleanest, healthiest city.
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In a 2009 speech to the Inter-American Development Bank, she called it the "cleanest fossil fuel available," but promised to regulate it into non-existence during a Democratic presidential debate.
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If you end up with places in the country where literally no one wants to sell, then you really need an intervention — and the public option seems like the cleanest one.
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Sipping it on this dreary London day, I wonder if Petch would ever consider using Reyka and his specially sourced Icelandic ice to make the cleanest dirty martini in the world.
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It's tough to write a themeless in the first place, let alone as a group, since you want to make sure you've exhausted every possibility to ensure the cleanest possible grid.
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The Gazprom manager also welcomed the European Union's efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions, saying that Gazprom supports such policies, with natural gas, or methane, "the cleanest of the fossil fuels".
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None of Levoit's air purifiers use UV or ions, which can produce harmful ozone and secondary pollution, so you can feel confident that you are truly getting the cleanest air possible.
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Natural gas is the cleanest fossil fuel and reduces emissions when displacing coal, but environmentalists and liberal politicians are nonetheless moving past the fuel toward renewables and other clean energy technologies.
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NGSA is far smaller and represents only producers of natural gas, the cleanest fossil fuel that would be poised to gain on such a policy priced at low to medium levels.
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Business Insider readers said that Chick-fil-A has the best food, cleanest bathrooms, and best customer service when we asked them about their favorite fast-food chains earlier this year.
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ERG members say ruling out a no-deal Brexit would not only weaken Britain's negotiating hand but also remove what, for many, is the desired end-point: the cleanest possible break.
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That means the weaker regulations will simultaneously help the dirtiest, hurt the cleanest, and derail years of tenuous progress in reducing environmental harm from a massive and growing source of pollution.
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You can use the map to choose the cleanest park for a picnic, a running route for your next jog or even review pollen levels to help keep your allergies in check.
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Still, Kushner's idealized conception of government as a business and citizens as consumers of its product is perhaps the cleanest and most accessible explanation of what a depleted "administrative state" would yield.
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If you're using one of Google's own mobile devices, like the Pixel or Nexus, that run the cleanest and most basic version of Android, you'll be among the first to get Oreo.
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While his first wasn't the cleanest strike in the world, getting his side ahead just three minutes into such a high stakes game would've gone a long way to settling their nerves.
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JULY 2016: WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS… Aside from the drama with Kimye, Taylor hasn't had the cleanest breakup from her ex Calvin Harris (considering he recently slammed her on Twitter and all).
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On both plays, he is screening the closest help defender between Wall and the basket (first Marshall Plumlee and then Willy Hernangomez), giving his teammate the cleanest possible path to the rim.
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While the latest Environmental Performance Index indicates that the US is tied with nine other countries for cleanest drinking water, when sanitation is also factored in, the US drops to 29th overall.
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And yet coal has been integral to baseload power strategies and we have the newest, cleanest, most efficient coal plants in the U.S., and lead the world in efficiency of such facilities.
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They say it stripped them of promised permits, even to the cleanest plants, when applied to ensure the total allocations meted out by states do not exceed the maximum allowed under EU law.
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Not everyone among us has an unlimited choice of gadgets to pick from, but those who do should insist on having the cleanest, lightest experience, stripped of the most pernicious forms of bloatware.
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Even though the firm is compensated based on salary, Solomon said that was simply the "cleanest" approach, and he emphasized that 10x Ascend isn't just pushing clients to take the highest-paying offer.
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President Trump's budget director, Mick Mulvaney, told reporters Thursday that the administration is on board with supporting the "cleanest possible" debt ceiling increase, and will no longer seek spending cuts, per CBS News.
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The state of California has embraced some of the cleanest emissions standards in the country, and is most identifiable as the home of the new electric car business, thanks to Tesla and Google.
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Not only is it not the case that the US has the cleanest air and water in the world, but it's also not the case that things have improved since Trump took office.
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That's partly a tribute to the country's shameless propaganda, which B.R. Myers explores in his interesting book, THE CLEANEST RACE: How North Koreans See Themselves — And Why It Matters (Melville House, paper, $16).
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Myers argues that North Koreans have focused on what he calls "race-based paranoid nationalism," including bizarre ideas about how Koreans are "the cleanest race" — hence the title — bullied and persecuted by outsiders.
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Now, as I explain in my latest column, the idea for a multitrillion-dollar "bridge loan" for everyone — rather than industry-specific bailouts — seems like the cleanest way to keep companies in business.
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Facts First: The US does not have the cleanest air on the planet, according to the Environmental Performance Index developed by Yale University, Columbia University and the World Economic Forum; it ranked 10th.
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While many paleontologists look for the cleanest — or at least most representative — remains, Ms. Haridy said, the marks left by illness and injury also can shed light on the lives of ancient animals.
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"Just so you know, when you go to the bathroom and you're barefoot, or you're in your socks, that's not water on the floor," Long said, adding, "It's just not the cleanest environment."
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Shure's design is lighter and thus easier to wear for longer periods of time, plus there's metal where it counts: the MMCX cable connectors are gold-plated to ensure the cleanest conveyance of sound.
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Commissioned in 2015 the Izumo is the largest warship launched by Japan since the second world war (also the cleanest ship that Lexington has ever visited, scrubbed and buffed to a near-hospital shine).
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The intrigue: On climate change, while Moss agrees it's important to deploy the cleanest sources available, he says it's vital to ensure power production at a scale that supports infrastructure needed to build resilience.
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Today, we're getting what's easily the cleanest, most straightforward look at the phone yet: a marketing image, leaked by AndroidHeadlines, that's meant to show the G7's front and back in all available colors.
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It's not the flashiest and it's not the cleanest and it's not always on time and it can get too crowded during rush hour but you can get all over the city for $2.75.
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Residents of Steubenville, Ohio — the city with the dirtiest air then — were 26 percent more likely to die prematurely than were citizens of Portage, Wisconsin, the city with the cleanest air in the study.
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Afterwards I put on beautiful pajamas (maybe something a little lacy), completely moisturize and then I hang out with my handsome boyfriend, and I feel like the cleanest, most glowing woman on the planet.
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Rather, the solution must be algorithmic, and while implementing "morals as code" will be challenging, it is the cleanest way to think about how such platforms can be regulated without violating the first amendment.
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Though "student digs" and "post-house-party" scenes aren't exactly renowned for being the cleanest places on Earth, they're certainly not in the same ballpark as most of the jobs Cirakoglu comes across nowadays.
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Instead of focusing on cutting the maximum amount of background noise possible, which can often make things sound shrill, Sennheiser's noise-reduction gives music the cleanest possible ride without ever getting in its way.
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Seeking to clarify how consuming cholesterol influenced the risk of cardiovascular disease and death, Dr. Zhong and co-authors zeroed in on egg consumption, the cleanest dietary measure of how much cholesterol participants ate.
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The project, proposed by the Utah-based Lighthouse Resources, would increase the export capacity of coal produced by Montana and Wyoming, some of the cleanest-burning coal in the world, to growing Asian markets.
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It is a paean to friendship — "that first & cleanest love"; a hosanna to those "friend-drunk" boys on their bikes and the companions who sustain Smith, who have kept despair and suicide at bay.
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"Our goal is always to recruit the world's best and cleanest athletes, regardless of where they're from," Chris Weiller, a spokesman for New York Road Runners, which organizes the marathon, said in an email.
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Chinese authorities will roll out a new pollution alert system for regions ranging from the cleanest "green non-alert zones" to the most severe "red" zones, where the environment and natural resources are severely strained.
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Karins said he wanted to turn the Latvian banking system into "the cleanest" in Europe, after its reputation was tarnished by the collapse last year of ABLV, the country's largest bank, amid money-laundering allegations.
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Given the differing viewpoints, President Trump's legal team, led by White House counsel Don McGahn, advised him that the "best, cleanest" way to address it would be to exit completely, according to an administration official.
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Related: How to manage the (polluted) air you breathe 'Cleanest air in London' Airlabs has retrofitted a similar filter into the ventilation system in the new Stella McCartney store in the West End of London.
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Regardless of political persuasion, we can all agree that smarter use of energy is the cheapest, cleanest, most abundant energy resource we have, and we should be able to support policies consistent with that agreement.
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The city has spent more than $45 billion since the 1980s to improve wastewater treatment and reduce the discharge of combined sewer overflows, resulting in waterways that are the cleanest in more than a century.
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This was not the cleanest beat in history but it will come as a relief to food investors who were spooked by General Mills' results on Wednesday, J.P.Morgan analyst Ken Goldman wrote in a note.
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These dudes have the cleanest aesthetic of any of the tapes I stumbled across, which is good because I knew I could search for their music on both Soundcloud and YouTube when the CD didn't work.
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SaviryAnother deal-finding engine that exists as a website, Android app and iOS app, Saviry doesn't have the cleanest interface around but ticks all the right boxes in terms of pointing you towards the biggest savings.
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"The Baltic sea isn't the cleanest and when the temperatures are so high, then these organisms multiply at lightning speed and beaches need to be closed," said Jan Bondar, a spokesman for Poland's Chief Sanitary Inspectorate.
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Comey stands out among these authors, not only because he writes the cleanest prose, but because he had never been aligned with Trump, instead being forced to serve as his FBI director after the 2016 election.
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The taxes are designed to promote EV use, and explains why the Tesla owner thought he would get a rebate, as the Model S is considered part of the cleanest class of cars available in Singapore.
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Things weren't going perfect for us, we had 22 turnovers, we didn't play the cleanest of games but there was grit to it and it was ugly and we found a way to pull it out.
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There is little doubt about the quality of the product, with the northwest tip of Tasmania enjoying the cleanest air in the world and a recent visit to VDL Farms showed lush pastures and healthy herds.
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If our elected officials really want to improve our environment, they should allow human ingenuity and innovation to continue improving the technology that has led to America having some of the cleanest air in the world.
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Upon returning he praised the public transit system in Moscow as "the cleanest, most effective mass transit system that I've ever seen in my life" and described a transparency from Russian leaders he did not expect.
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We also stop at a gas station because my husband thinks he's getting a cold and I would like to use the bathroom (PSA: Patriot Petroleum has the cleanest gas station bathrooms I have ever seen).
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And then you have a problem and it goes in cycles, and I want absolutely crystal clear water and I want the cleanest air on the planet and our air now is cleaner than it's ever been.
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"Airplanes aren't the cleanest of places and hence can easily carry many germs and illnesses that can easily be picked up by our pets such as Parvo, which can be deadly and easily transmitted," Ellis tells PEOPLE.
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Falling on stainless steel may sound like the cleanest option, but carpet was actually the best floor surface to eat off of—beating steel, ceramic, and wood—probably because its rough texture minimizes contact with the floor.
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The move was a first step in what has turned into an ambitious master plan to clean up Kigali – one that has led to the city being hailed as one of the greenest and cleanest in Africa.
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These companies have already made significant investments in fossil fuels, which they believe will be an important source of energy stability even as renewables gain popularity, and natural gas is the cleanest compared to oil and coal.
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"Almost all intellectuals who moved to Pyongyang after liberation had collaborated with the Japanese so some degree," the historian B.R. Myers writes in his book The Cleanest Race: How North Koreans See Themselves and Why It Matters.
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With 94.2% non-virgin plastic soles, leather sourced from the world's cleanest tannery, and laces and linings made from recycled plastic bottles, The Trainer is touted (by its maker, mind you) as the world's lowest-impact sneakers.
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CAPE GRIM, Tasmania — On the best days, the wind howling across this rugged promontory has not touched land for thousands of miles, and the arriving air seems as if it should be the cleanest in the world.
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Serial phone leaker Evan Blass published two images of the upcoming Pixel 2 XL today that provide not only our cleanest look yet at the device, but also our first look at changes to the Pixel's home screen.
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I pick the cleanest dirty shirt from my luggage, and then start to venture toward the hotel lobby, hoping to find some hair of the dog or—at the very least—some carbohydrates to soak up the shame.
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Social science looks for the complete story behind the data, but even in data journalism, it is all too tempting to cut to the quickest, clearest and cleanest data presentation that provides the equivalent of visual nut graph.
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ABOARD JS KAGA (Reuters) - Japan's Kaga helicopter carrier is not the biggest, fastest or most powerful warship to sail the seas, but its 500 crew wage a daily war on dirt and grime to keep it the cleanest.
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Under the Commission's proposal, energy-intensive industries would be divided into two categories, with sectors considered "at risk" receiving allowances covering 100 percent up to a benchmark value based on the cleanest plants, and the rest 30 percent.
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Steel mills with "A level of emission", the cleanest in a four-tier emission level system set by the city, and those located in costal regions, will have to curb their sintering operations by 20% over the period.
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Matthew Futterman: I was about to say this was the cleanest game I've seen in three World Cups because no one wants to get hurt and no one wants more yellow cards ... and then Fellaini clotheslined Loftus-Cheek.
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The next highest 240Z sale on Bring a Trailer raked in just over $124,000, still an astronomical figure for a car that was sold in high numbers and typically tops out at $50,000 for the cleanest of examples.
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It gives Cabinet members the option of selling stocks on a tax-deferred basis as the cleanest way to remove conflicts, and then they can invest those proceeds in diversified holdings such as mutual funds or Treasury bonds.
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Brailsford, who prides himself on Team Sky being the world's cleanest cycling team, admitted during the hearing that he had handled the situation regarding the package and Wiggins' TUEs badly but insisted there had been no intention to mislead.
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Scholze "found precisely the correct and cleanest way to incorporate all the previously done work and find an elegant formulation for that—and then, because he found really the correct framework, go way beyond the known results," Hellmann said.
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Then there was that view of Kigali's famous hills, covered in tropical greenery and red clay as afternoon turned to brilliant sunset and then to the twinkling lights of one of Africa's cleanest cities against a pitch black sky.
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He was elected to a fourth term with a wide margin and high turnout in a vote that appeared to be the cleanest in Russia's recent history (at least when it comes to what happened on Election Day itself).
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" Klaipeda, Lithuania "The idea behind the design is that the Russian team, after having been cleared of doping violations, embodies the purity of Lake Baikal, which is in southern Siberia and is one of the cleanest in the world.
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As Brian Myers of Dongseo University pointed out in "The Cleanest Race", his study in 2010 of North Korea's domestic propaganda, the regime's version of Korean history is of an innocent race oppressed by child-abusers—American, Japanese and Chinese.
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Aside from being super comfy there were some other big bonuses for me with the Real Sleep mattresses: It's made with the cleanest manufacturing process in the industry, and the mattress is toxin-free so it doesn't contain phthalates or formaldehyde.
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While she has polished her reputation as one of the cleanest strikers of the ball in women's tennis during her Melbourne run, Osaka has also shown that she has the stomach for a fight when things are not going her way.
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But where there is rapid expansion and big bucks, there are opportunists waiting to take advantage — and chances are you've read enough stories of lipo and fillers gone very, very wrong to know that med spas don't have the cleanest reputation.
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Earlier this year, at the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland, U.N. Environment Programme head Eric Solheim referred to Kigali as the "cleanest city on the planet", both in terms of lack of rubbish on the streets and green initiatives.
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It's not the cleanest of set-ups, and the with the actors playing roles named after themselves and the film we're watching ostensibly a documentary made by the group's own team, the movie starts eating its own tail pretty early on.
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This one reminds me of an old roommate of mine who gaslit everyone I lived with into believing they were the cleanest person in the house, purely by complaining about the mess the whole time, even though they simply were not.
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It's the closest I've ever played to a perfect game, where infinite combinations, the cleanest UI I've ever seen (offering near-perfect information to the player at all times) and a compelling, thematically sound time-loop conceit keeps it fresh forever.
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That growth is also evident in Washington state, the largest producer of renewable energy in the country, where forward-thinking companies like Amazon, Microsoft, BMW and REC Silicon locate because they want to run their operations on the cleanest power available.
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"It is critical that we get this processing done quickly, so that we can provide the cleanest and most useful imagery," says Miguel Román, the scientist in charge of the effort from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, in a statement.
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"The best way to lead on this issue is to prioritize fossil energy research and advance new technologies that will allow countries around the world to use their resources in the cleanest and most efficient manner," he said in a statement.
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Brin, meanwhile, didn't have the cleanest record when it came to extramarital relationships: In 2013, AllThingsD reported that he was splitting from his wife, Anne Wojcicki, the 23andMe cofounder, and that Brin had become romantically involved with a Google employee.
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To avoid penalizing smaller regional chains, we crunched the numbers to create a score based on the percentage of people who said they visited a chain in the last six months and who said the brand had the cleanest restaurants.
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"Something I want to make clear to the media: We have among the cleanest and sharpest — crystal clean, you've heard me say, I want crystal clean — air and water anywhere on Earth," Trump said during his rally in Florida on Tuesday.
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" The readout added: "He noted America's strong record in reducing emissions and leading the development of clean energy technology, and he reiterated that the United States under the Trump Administration, will be the cleanest and most environmentally friendly country on Earth.
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But after policy changes and technological upgrades, the cleanest steel mills in the world were now located in China, Yu said, adding that CISA members had managed to cut energy consumption per tonne of steel by 2.16 percent in 2017.
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However, neither of these policies will achieve acceptance from working people, if they are not linked to a clear declaration that America will protect their labor standards, wages, and employers when they embrace the cleanest energy requirements in the world.
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But if the core story — that Colorado's cleanest choice is also its cheapest — seems too good to be true, it's only because most people have failed to fully grasp how cheap clean energy has gotten, and how fast it's getting cheaper.
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As someone who learned about fighting from martial arts and learned about hockey from a pair of pacifistic parents who worshipped finesse players and tolerated only the cleanest of hits, I've spent most of my life struggling to understand hockey fights.
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It was not the cleanest strike — the puck spun end over end — but it was the most timely strike, and the Penguins went on to repeat as champions in much less dramatic fashion, defeating the Nashville Predators in six games. Jan.
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During the governors' election of last October, opposition candidates for the first time gave convincing evidence that elections authorities had altered results in one state, though Maduro scoffed at that and said the system was the cleanest in the world.
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Made with full-grain leather from one of the world's cleanest tanneries and a blend of natural and recycled rubber that is 94.2 percent free of virgin plastic, the ultra-chic shoes are totally on-trend with the chunky dad sneaker craze.
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Osaka burnished her reputation as one of the cleanest hitters of the ball in women's tennis by smacking winners almost at will from both her forehand and backhand under the roof of the Rod Laver Arena which was closed due to extreme heat.
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It hinges upon the fact that we have some of the cleanest, safest water anywhere on the planet:Clean, safe drinking water that flows freely out of our faucets is a feat of engineering that humans have been been perfecting for two millennia.
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The fourth seed, one of the cleanest strikers of the ball in women's tennis, is not expecting it to be a cakewalk, especially being pitted against an opponent as aggressive as Osaka and also more experienced with two Wimbledon titles under her belt.
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"It will not be just harmful to my people, but its intent and construction will harm the water in the Missouri River, which is one of the cleanest and safest river tributar[ies] left in the United States," Archambault said in an Aug.
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By the same token, his reelection campaign claims "we have the cleanest air on record" when, in fact, air quality has been declining under Trump, and his administration is working on a bunch of regulatory rollbacks that will make air pollution even worse.
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All of this made the Ohio 16th one of the cleanest examples of a fractured party in the Trump era: a primary between two ambitious young Republicans (Gonzalez is 33, Hagan 29) with such pronounced differences in style and tone and, thus, different target audiences.
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The chants — the cleanest of which was "WE DON'T NEED YOU" — rained down all evening and remained as loud as ever even as the Islanders piled on by scoring three times in a stretch of less than 10 minutes spanning the second and third periods.
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Air-pollution expert Gabriele Pfister, deputy director at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) Atmospheric Chemistry Observations and Modeling Lab, told Business Insider that a single country could never have the "cleanest" air on Earth, because we all live under the same sky.
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With a slow, simple swing that made her one of the cleanest ball-strikers in women's golf, Miyazato finished her career without winning a major, the closest she came tied for third at the Women's PGA Championship (2006, 2010) and Women's British Open (2009).
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" Asked about his remarks on "60 Minutes" by the AP, Trump said he wants "crystal clear water" and "the cleanest air on the planet," but said he doesn't want to "sacrifice the economic well-being of our country for something that nobody really knows.
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Shop Warp + Weft jeans hereFounded by Sarah Ahmed, Warp + Weft has made an impact on the apparel industry with its ultra-inclusive range of sizes and inseams, but it's also touted as the world's cleanest vertically integrated denim company (meaning it owns its own factory).
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE (R) had the cleanest background check of any candidate during the vice presidential vetting process.
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One can only include so much room for improvisation before a nominal collection of pop songs becomes a runaway jam session, so many tricky chord changes and virtuoso players before a delicious confection turns bitter, or ornate, or slicker than the cleanest, most antiseptic cocktail lounge.
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"It is critical that we get this processing done quickly, so that we can provide the cleanest and most useful imagery to the National Guard, FEMA, and other first responders," Miguel Román, who is leading the satellite mapping efforts at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, said in a statement.
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"Although the Senate's failure to pass a CRA resolution is disappointing because the CRA would have provided the 'cleanest' vehicle for overturning the Payday Rule, we were always doubtful that there would be 51 votes in the Senate to pass a CRA resolution," wrote Ballard Spahr partner Alan Kaplinsky.
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After scoring a gorgeous goal and providing two of the cleanest assists in recent USMNT memory—and not to mention fairly consistent play across his short career with club and country—pundits have been lauding Pulisic with messianic praise, claiming that he's the second coming of Landon Donovan.
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"This tailored information can tell people in advance when's best to turn on the washing machine, load the dishwasher or charge the car, helping everyone to use power when it's cleanest and most likely more cost efficient," said Duncan Burt, director of the system operator at National Grid.
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The city was rebounding from an oil bust in the 1980s that crippled the economy, and it tried hard to present its best, and cleanest, face to the cameras and the visitors, picking up millions of pounds of trash, repaving roads and enlisting the aid of 12,000 volunteers.
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"While we don't have any confirmed cases connected to the museum, we believe that we must do all that we can to ensure a safe and healthy environment for our community, which at this time calls for us to minimize gatherings while maintaining the cleanest environment possible," Weiss continued.
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"My proudest moment of that wedding was after a few guests told me not to eat the wings (for fear of ruining my dress), I ended up the cleanest, with almost all of them seeking out soda water to get the stains off their clothing," she told Insider.
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The method hinges on the science-backed principle that the oil-based cleanser will remove excess oil and oil-based product residue, and the water-based cleanser will get rid of any pore-clogging dirt that remains, revealing perhaps the cleanest skin and clearest pores you'll ever know.
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In another, equally important respect, here you will find the cleanest, most infectiously watchable superhero action that modern moviemaking can afford: big, high-stakes fights with clarity you can easily track across the screen, but also narrative purpose, with wild humor beats and heavy blows that actually move the story along.
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"Bill Clinton's address touted the booming economyStanding at the pulpit of the House Chambers in 1999, Clinton started by praising the federal government's accomplishments, including reducing crime rates, achieving the cleanest environment, preparing for the digital age of the 21st century, and achieving the "longest peacetime economic expansion in our history.
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Based upon what current owners have said to me, I doubt very much that this relatively paltry figure will make them feel better about being tricked by VW. That said, short of a complete buy-back (the cleanest but most expensive solution), I doubt much can be done to win back owners' trust.
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Cruise line: Celebrity CruisesCruiseCritic user review:Read more:The 10 best large cruise ships for people who love food7 of the most luxurious cruise cabins in the worldThe 20 cleanest cruise shipsCarnival, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian Cruise Line are in a fierce battle for domination in the cruise industry — here's how they stack up
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CNN en Español also called out the Catalan TV station, TV3, saying that they blurred out the objects of Ronaldo's admiration: It's not the cleanest job, but it certainly gets the point across: people certainly hate CR7 over there in Catalunya—enough to go through the effort to make him look less cut.
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In short, having the finale's twist be another (admittedly more complicated) simulation would be the cleanest way for The Good Place to get around a whole lot of story complications it would otherwise have to bend over backward to explain if it had actually brought its four main characters back to life.
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I wasn't hungry anymore, but I made a plate of crackers and veggies and fruit, then went to the bar and ordered a tequila and soda with lime, which is something else I do for my hormonal acne, as tequila is supposedly the cleanest alcohol with the least amount of sugar, and sugar causes acne.
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" The main message of the paper, he said, "is that even in the cleanest of environments, it's important to take steps to prevent bacteria being brought into hospitals by insects," adding that "NHS hospitals will already be implementing many of these measures, but there are simple steps that can be taken to improve this further.
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Nicknamed "Hollywood North" because of all the movies filmed there, Vancouver is one of the best places to spot celebrities outside of L.A. If you're in the market for a more bustling urban center, Toronto is one of North America's safest, cleanest, most multicultural cities (although it also used to boast a pretty notorious mayor).
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As an Associated Press fact-check details, with regard to air quality, the United States isn't doing especially well: The State of Global Air 2019 report by the Health Effects Institute rated the U.S. as having the eighth cleanest air for particle pollution — which kills 85,000 Americans each year — behind Canada, Scandinavian countries and others.
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"While we don't have any confirmed cases connected to the Museum, we believe that we must do all that we can to ensure a safe and healthy environment for our community, which at this time calls for us to minimize gatherings while maintaining the cleanest environment possible," Met chief Daniel Weiss said in a statement.
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As I mentioned, HEPA filters in cars are nothing new, but the marketing around them has usually been subtle and understated, not to mention slightly negated by the fact that that giant, gas-chugging SUV you are driving may well have the cleanest passenger compartment in the world, but you're still driving around and being part of the problem.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, who on Wednesday testified in favor of the FAMILY Act — which she was key in crafting — said she is "willing to talk about ways to pay for [a paid family leave plan]" with Republicans, but that she ultimately thinks the cleanest, easiest way is for taxpayers to chip in a couple of dollars a week.
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Comey obviously felt that he was in a bind and clearly believed that by disclosing the emails as soon as possible — and not, say, delaying until he had some sense of what the F.B.I. was dealing with — he had the best chance of avoiding any possible charges of a cover-up later, and was acting with the cleanest conscience.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE claimed during his campaign launch on Tuesday night that the United States has "among the cleanest and sharpest" air and water on Earth.
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"Indore is the No. 1 cleanest city in India," said Aaradhya Bhatt, 18, who plans to cast his first vote for the B.J.P. By contrast, Mr. Modi's primary opponent, Rahul Gandhi, scion of the Gandhi-Nehru political dynasty, was seen by some voters in Indore as worse at governing, speaking Hindi and relating to ordinary Indians.
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In the past, the simplest and cleanest way to cut through and ultimately co-opt this shaky coalition would be to place a broad, moral filter over it — the Native Americans, compelled by religion and solidarity, can be held in patronizing, lobotomized regard and the misguided veterans and young, feckless activists can be sneered at and dismissed.
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"While we don't have any confirmed cases connected to the Museum, we believe that we must do all that we can to ensure a safe and healthy environment for our community which at this time calls for us to minimize gatherings while maintaining the cleanest environment possible," museum CEO and President Dan Weiss said in a statement.
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But he appears to have won a fifth term regardless — not because Israelis think he is the nicest or cleanest man in the kingdom, but because they believe that he has kept them safe and made them wealthier, and that he has influence over Washington and a strategy to maintain Israel's security while reducing its isolation in the region.
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"The cleanest way to trade the risk aversion and the trade war theme is to be short dollar/yen but it is tricky if risk aversion dominates and that could fuel a safe-haven bid at some point of time for the dollar as well," said Elsa Lignos, global head of FX strategy at RBC Capital Markets based in London.
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My answer is no: White, colored, colored: 'whites always get first place' Colored, white, colored: 'ah the white woman is the cleaner version of the colored woman, that's racist' Colored, colored, white: 'ah the white woman is the cleanest version of the colored women, that's racist' They should have never released this short gif, but stuck to the longer video with 7 women.
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"While we don't have any confirmed cases connected to the Museum, we believe that we must do all that we can to ensure a safe and healthy environment for our community, which at this time calls for us to minimize gatherings while maintaining the cleanest environment possible," Daniel Weiss, the Met's president and chief executive, said in a statement to CNBC.
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We've just simply got to go out and talk about what free enterprise and free markets have meant, which is not only the most prosperous nation in the history of the world, the most generous nation in the history of the world, but also the cleanest environment in the history of the world, the highest labor standards in the history of the world.
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"My assumption is that the cleanest thing they can do, though they'll take the vast majority of the blame for ending the program, is simply announce come September 5 a sunset of the program, that they'll stop approving applications, and then invite Congress to work on legislation," said a Democratic congressional staffer familiar with the issue who spoke on condition of anonymity to be candid.
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The White House has dismissed the report as depicting a worst-case scenario, with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE telling reports at the time that the U.S. is "the cleanest we've ever been" in terms of emissions.
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"There was a time not long ago that we were continuing to make progress toward having the cleanest air and water on the planet but we have been slipping backwards since the Trump administration decided to place profits over people through their policy actions," Mustafa Santiago Ali, a former top environmental justice official at EPA who resigned in 2017, said in a statement Monday.
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Pence responded in part by saying the U.S. "has the cleanest air and water in the world," which host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE noted was inaccurate.
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Pence responded in part by saying the U.S. "has the cleanest air and water in the world," which host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE noted was inaccurate.
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The easy-to-use mobile downloader: Download Booster (Android)Screenshot: GizmodoDownload Booster might strike you as exceptionally simple, but it's one of the cleanest and most reliable download managers we've found on Android—it does promise the ability to boost download speeds when pulling files from the web, and gives you the very useful option of being able to pause and resume your downloads when required.
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As the bill began its journey through the Senate, it immediately filled back up with breaks and gimmicks, until, in the key dramatic moment in the book Showdown at Gucci Gulch, Senate Finance Committee Chair Bob Packwood goes to lunch with a staffer, they down a couple of pitchers of beer, and decide to throw out the whole bill and start from scratch with the simplest, cleanest proposal possible.
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"Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has repeatedly said 'we want crystal-clean water, and we want clean air -- the cleanest ever' but his hotel has been negatively impacting the Chicago River for years," said Jack Darin, chapter director of the Sierra Club in a statement.
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"Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has repeatedly said 'we want crystal-clean water, and we want clean air — the cleanest ever' but his hotel has been negatively impacting the Chicago River for years," said Jack Darin, chapter director of the Sierra Club in a statement.
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