One of the dirtiest samples tested for 17 different pesticides.
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DELHI does not have the dirtiest air in the world.
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She gave me the dirtiest look and asked me, 'Why?
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Noisey: What's the dirtiest thing you've got on your computer?
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"The hospital is the dirtiest place there is," she said.
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They're one of the dirtiest and nastiest campaigns out there.
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The top three dirtiest players, according to the poll, includes two players from Australia and one from New Zealand, with the player voted as the dirtiest perhaps coming as little surprise to basketball fans.
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The dirtiest thing in the video is offending the Egyptian women.
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Coal has always been the dirtiest, most carbon-intensive of fuels.
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Bitumen is also one of the dirtiest fuels in the world.
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Nails are one of the dirtiest places on the human body.
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But China's relationship with the dirtiest of fossil fuels remains ambivalent.
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You wash with water; the same applies to your dirtiest areas.
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"The dirtiest word in art is the C-word," Close said.
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Surprisingly, the toilet seat isn't the dirtiest part of an airport.
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And he's bringing a basketful of Trump's dirtiest laundry with him.
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This is the dirtiest group of people I&aposve ever been around.
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It was "the dirtiest I felt in my entire life," she said.
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For the dirtiest power plants, this might mean closure and job loss.
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" He went on to say that nowadays, compromise is the "dirtiest word.
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It was the quickest, dirtiest piece of code he could put together.
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The tray table is one of the dirtiest places on the plane.
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I didn't clean the dirtiest one — because that's a type of person.
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Coal is the dirtiest major source of energy in the United States.
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There is no categorical way to define the "dirtiest" race in history.
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That is especially true for coal, the dirtiest of the fuel options.
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Thus the book hints at a deep truth about war at its dirtiest.
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What do you do when your dirtiest secrets are revealed to the world?
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But in addition to being London's busiest street, it is among the dirtiest.
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The dirtiest up to that point had been Gilbert Gottfried and Bob Saget.
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It's not about chasing the next person, or trying the next dirtiest thing.
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But cleaner coal is still coal, the dirtiest fuel source on the planet.
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Just one of the dirtiest things you could possibly do in the game.
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Also known as brown coal, it is one of the dirtiest fossil fuels.
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GENTRIFIER has surpassed many worthier slurs to become the dirtiest word in American cities.
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Egyptian cities are the fifth dirtiest in the world, says the World Health Organisation.
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Lignite is a cheap source of electricity, but one of the dirtiest of fuels.
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Throwing subsidies at the dirtiest fuel of the lot is not one of them.
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And Michael Dukakis refused to fight back in one of the dirtiest campaigns ever.
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If you did have a computer, what would be the dirtiest thing on it?
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I actually just wanna know what the dirtiest thing on your computer is though.
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You get the sense that Mr. Harrell wants to expose modern dance's dirtiest secret.
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Under the Trump administration's proposed E.P.A. changes, the dirtiest coal plants could stay dirty.
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Hundreds of readers reacted to the article about the dirtiest block in San Francisco.
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"I'm from New York … we were voted the dirtiest city in America," says Cardi.
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Not surprisingly, places with the dirtiest air right now stand to gain the most.
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Water companies fiddled their pollution targets; Britain's rivers and beaches became the dirtiest in Europe.
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Here are the dirtiest things on a plane Aaand we definitely needed none of this.
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Dodon on Saturday had called the campaign "one of the dirtiest in our entire history".
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In fact, the word "elite" today may be the dirtiest word in the popular vocabulary.
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There's some of the dirtiest sounds on the record but also some really sweet ones.
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He wants more coal power, the dirtiest power we could possibly make, he wants that.
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The dirtiest birds flew through the skies just before 1910, at the height of industrialization.
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That means your phone is probably the dirtiest object you'll touch in a given day.
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The dirtiest little secret is that there is actually a decent foundation to build on.
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Bunker fuel is the dirtiest kind of oil, extremely toxic when spilled, though less explosive.
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Purging the dirtiest cops, as Colombia has done, helps to keep weapons out of criminal hands.
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He still takes jabs at me and throws me the dirtiest look whenever anyone mentions alcohol.
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Ted Cruz of Texas during the 2016 election was one of the dirtiest in recent memory.
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The use of coal, easily the dirtiest fossil fuel, grew at an annual rate of 3.1%.
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India expects its power plants, already the world's dirtiest, to consume 50% more coal by 2030.
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Plus motorbikes, which can be the dirtiest form of transportation, are not included in the restrictions.
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Coal is also the dirtiest fossil fuel, emitting air pollution and high levels of carbon dioxide.
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He also set out to write the dirtiest, angriest rocker in the Beatles catalog, and succeeded.
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To date, most divestments have tended to be from companies mining coal, the dirtiest energy source.
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News, several of the guys are stripping down for the dirtiest group date ever: mud wrestling!
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The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan expressed called the election "the dirtiest" in the country's history.
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But the Microsoft co-founder has also profited from some of the world's dirtiest fossil fuels.
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Yet, using dry toilet paper is considered a perfectly acceptable way to clean our dirtiest areas.
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Meanwhile, the hunt for "H" — the dirtiest cop of all — continues as the suspect list dwindles.
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Southern had intended the plant to demonstrate how even the dirtiest coal could be cleaned up.
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"They were all bought and paid for with the dirtiest of drug money," Mr. Richman said.
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"We live here in LA, the dirtiest air in America, with the healthiest people," Corvino said.
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Bunker fuel is the dirtiest kind of oil, extremely toxic when spilled, though much less explosive.
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Every time it pulls this gimmick, it's going to remind people of the show's cheapest, dirtiest tricks.
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But peat is also one of the dirtiest fuels available, emitting 23% more carbon dioxide than coal.
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In one of the dirtiest industries in the world, it's a tantalizing glimpse of a cleaner future.
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But the company contracts out the financially riskiest, and arguably dirtiest, part of that process to farmers.
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Bunker fuel is the dirtiest kind of oil, extremely toxic when spilled, though less explosive than condensate.
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Here in Texas, prospects for cleaning up our dirtiest coal plants are, well, up in the air.
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"This is really the dirtiest oil on earth, in carbon terms," McKibben says by phone from Vermont.
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In America, that means that coal, the dirtiest and deadliest source of all, overwhelmingly filled the void.
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Supplies are set to tighten with France's Engie SA closing Australia's dirtiest power station, Hazelwood, this month.
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Plus, cotton is one of the 'dirtiest' crops, grown with a number of pesticides and other chemicals.
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Coal — the dirtiest burning fossil fuel — is dominant in China, producing most of the communist nation's energy.
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Air quality campaigners support Mr. Khan's efforts to create clean air zones that restrict the dirtiest cars.
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Yet the tactic was the dirtiest of many that succeeded in discrediting her opposition to the president.
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"Sabbath's Theater," Philip Roth My favorite Roth; his dirtiest, funniest book but also one with an epic sweep.
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Liberalism is the dirtiest word, and its trappings -- feminism, political correctness, multiculturalism, "social justice" -- are to be resisted.
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The Energy and Policy Institute, a pro-renewables think-tank, recently analysed America's 22 dirtiest investor-owned utilities.
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All of which means our unbridled consumerism hitches a ride on some of the dirtiest vehicles on earth.
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Search for the dirtiest stuff you can find, and then search for the stuff that's a little dirtier.
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The "Dirtiest Player in the Game" has cheated again, and this time the opponent was his own mortality.
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"They work just as hard as any hand crew doing the dirtiest, hardest part of firefighting," Frank said.
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New Delhi, already one of the world's dirtiest cities, is experiencing its worst smog in nearly two decades.
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Nuclear power is America's biggest carbon-free electricity source, and coal is the dirtiest of any electric fuel.
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Well, there are no benefits to excavating and transporting some of the dirtiest fossil fuel in the world.
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High sulphur fuel oil is one of the dirtiest and cheapest products to come out of a refinery.
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First and perhaps of foremost importance is the fact that coal is the dirtiest of all energy sources.
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Most of the reduction comes from removing coal, the dirtiest of the fossil fuels, from the electricity grid.
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Los Angeles, cloaked in some of the nation's dirtiest air, thinks it's time to make a clean break.
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This means the world's climate change strategy cannot rely on the quick replacement of the dirtiest fuel around.
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There are many other streets like it, but by one measure it's the dirtiest block in the city.
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She makes jokes about farting, urinating and various sexual acts, but her dirtiest material might be about childbirth.
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"To see that my sport was one of the dirtiest in that Olympics changed my world," Lowe says.
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The kitchen was one of the dirtiest places on earth, featuring its fair share of roaches and mice.
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But by the time it leaves the eastern side of the capital, it is the dirtiest river in India.
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We still need to shut down the oldest, dirtiest coal power plants and prevent new ones from coming online.
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That explains last summer's million-dollar fine, which set a precedent by suggesting the company idle its dirtiest batteries.
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"Almost the two dirtiest parts of your body are hanging out together as you bite your nails," Foose says.
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On Saturday, Dodon, the former Socialist Party chief, called the campaign "one of the dirtiest in our entire history".
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Did you know the smartphone in your pocket might be the dirtiest thing on you at any given moment?
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Just two of those are capturing carbon from coal, the dirtiest fossil fuel that needs the technology the most.
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Volcanic eruptions release massive amounts of carbon dioxide into the air, putting even the dirtiest smokestacks in the shade.
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To rescue the dirtiest coal plants from that dilemma, Trump's plan would suspend new source review for efficiency improvements.
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Common sense suggests that the highest-cost and dirtiest oil firms will tend to go out of business first.
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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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The dirtiest thing in your kitchen, by far, is likely to be the sponge you keep near the sink.
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The dirtiest secret in pro wrestling is that its most successful proponent and resident overlord, Vincent McMahon, hates it.
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Traffic is down in some of Europe's dirtiest cities, which have chronically failed to respect EU air quality limits.
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You can search through the dirtiest subreddits or simply ask your friends, and you'll see a range of answers.
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But I can tell you, in my opinion, these are the crookedest, most dishonest, dirtiest people I've ever seen.
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Baldinger thought that Swann was one of the dirtiest players in the NFL and set out to hurt him.
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Fashion is beaten only by the oil industry for the tarnished crown of being the dirtiest industry in the world.
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"Rachel is the dirtiest person I know," her friend Danny Jolles, a comedian in Los Angeles, said with evident pride.
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And he proposed the Clean Power Plan, which could help move the country away from coal, arguably the dirtiest fuel.
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But above all they they could write and play some of the dirtiest, sleaziest, heaviest, most honest music on offer.
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New York City has made big strides since the 1960s, when its air was among the dirtiest in the country.
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Environmentalists have complained the new plant could lock Kosovo into a future powered by lignite – the dirtiest form of coal.
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But the ones based in the Midwest have tended to be more about sprinkling digital dust on the dirtiest industries.
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Thanks to gossip-hungry media outlets, much of their dirtiest laundry has been broadcast and published all across the world.
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For too long, the fossil fuel industry has targeted low-income neighborhoods and communities of color for their dirtiest projects.
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Poland has the dirtiest air on the continent, activists say, due in part to extensive coal and garbage-burning by households.
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Although China is attempting to diversify away from the dirtiest fuels, it used more coal to satisfy its growing electricity demand.
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Producers will also have to do more to remove coal, easily the dirtiest of the fossil fuels, from the electricity grid.
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Air quality activist group Polski Alarm Smogowy says cities such as Warsaw, Katowice and Krakow are among the dirtiest in Europe.
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The country has not just been burning coal; it has been burning lignite, one of the dirtiest fuels on the planet.
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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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Just take out your high school yearbook, your dirtiest pair of old kicks, your favorite after-school snack, and sit there.
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Consequently, they have had to burn lignite, one of the dirtiest fuels on the planet, to satisfy their demand for power.
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People who lived in communities with the dirtiest air died on average two years younger than those who breathed cleaner air.
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Bad. Recording guys skidding infinitely on their face, knees, and ass into [what used to be] the dirtiest river in Europe?
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"I just think that's one of the lowest, dirtiest tactics I've ever heard," Mr. Beck said in an interview on Monday.
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It matters because coal is the world's dirtiest fossil fuel, and China is, by far, the largest producer in the world.
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For one thing, like other cities, Orlando struggles with its reliance on one of the dirtiest fuels for producing electricity — coal.
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This means reducing waste, increasing recycling and repair, and cleaning up the dirtiest and most dangerous aspects of the supply chain.
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The share in the electricity mix of brown coal (lignite), the cheapest and dirtiest sort, has remained stable for two decades.
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Kamilo Beach in Hawaii is considered one of the dirtiest beaches in the world, according to the Algalita Marine Research Foundation.
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Now Maplewood is considering a ban on one of the noisiest and dirtiest tools in the landscaper's arsenal: the leaf blower.
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One of them was the Dirtiest Sketch in LA Contest, a monthly collection of ten sketches performed by anyone who wrote one.
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This is where you take your dirtiest laundry, week after week, and over time, that growth can accumulate on walls and trim.
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New Delhi (CNN)It's hard to believe, but this pristine shoreline was until recently considered to be one of Mumbai's dirtiest beaches.
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As we know, phones are breeding grounds for bacteria, and your phone might just be the dirtiest thing you touch all day.
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Here are some of the report's main takeaways: The world's consumption of coal, the dirtiest of all fuels, is starting to stall.
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Trump's comments likely refer to a concentrated epidemic in the Tenderloin neighborhood, home to one of the dirtiest blocks in San Francisco.
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It would help, too, if there was a shift to cleaner oilfields, whose crude emits a fifth less than the dirtiest ones.
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And, in time, tRead More: Your knife block could secretly be the dirtiest thing in your kitchen — here's how to clean it
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Wasteful consumption of all fossil fuels, including the dirtiest coal, burdens governments with additional spending that might otherwise go to social programs.
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"One of the things I admired about him was that the dirtiest word for him was 'punditry,' " Bannon told Bloomberg's Joshua Green.
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The Philolexians also awarded David Lalo, a junior at Columbia, a bar of soap for the dirtiest entry, the 89-line epic.
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Today, Richard Mausser and our editors push that envelope by offering solvers the dirtiest puzzle ever to be published in this venue.
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Its latest campaign, "The Dirtiest Porn Ever," raised money for ocean waste cleanup, bringing awareness to the harms of single-use plastic.
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He has vowed to reopen coal mines and moved to keep the dirtiest power plants open for many years into the future.
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The plan foresees taking 19 coal-burning power plants offline in the coming decade, beginning with the dirtiest plants later this year.
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Moore was one of the dirtiest stand-ups on the circuit, so this one is definitely for adult eyes (and ears) only.
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She first appeared on the British TV show Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners, which sent obsessive cleaners to clean some of the country's dirtiest homes.
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Because you never put your cellphone down – even taking it to the bathroom – it is now one of the dirtiest things you own.
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Enthusiasts will talk your ear off about the potential for drones to take over many of our dirtiest, dullest and most dangerous tasks.
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Of the countries and territories in the dirtiest third of Transparency International's corruption perceptions index, not one is rated "free" by Freedom House.
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Abe was an accidental witness to his daughter's dirtiest sow yet, and it was as Chrissy Teigen cryface-worthy as you would expect.
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In it, a microbiologist collected 26 samples, from five airports and four flights, to figure out where the dirtiest spots are for travelers.
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Moreover, Hendricks takes a page from the dirtiest tactics alleged in ride-hailing competition and orders hundreds of pizzas from Sliceline at once.
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In the 1950s and 1960s, the state had some of the dirtiest air in the world, in large part because of vehicular pollution.
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In August, an effort in Australia to transition away from coal, the dirtiest fossil fuel, resulted in the ouster of the prime minister.
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It could also enable some of the United States' dirtiest remaining coal plants to be refurbished and keep running without modern pollution controls.
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"This was one of the dirtiest and most polluted areas of Bogotá," he said, strolling down the corridor in the industrial neighborhood, Puente Aranda.
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The backdrop: The election campaign was the dirtiest and most negative in Israel's history, sharing a number of similarities to the 2016 U.S. election.
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Exhibit A: In the wee hours of October 14, Ann Coulter did a quick Google search of the dirtiest Beyoncé lyrics she could find.
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" She went on, "You have to take that message into the darkest places, and the dirtiest places, and the most tainted and dysfunctional places.
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The tax was intended to deliver a decisive blow against lignite or brown coal, the dirtiest fuel around and Germany's main source of electricity.
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"I was inspired to say and do something," said Wagner, who described the Atlanta Games in which she participated as "the dirtiest Olympics yet."
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Of all the RTOs/ISOs, PJM has the dirtiest power mix and has added more fossil fuel resources in recent years, mostly new gas.
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Even as pollution control monitors say they are eliminating the dirtiest diesel engines, a walk on a Bangkok road can be a choking experience.
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The dirtiest, low-bottom bunch of Murdock-licking fraudwhores in all of mass media are throwing up a last ditch bit of political maneuver.
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Undocumented laborers — mostly from Mexico and Central America — did the dirtiest jobs in rebuilding the city, making an average of about $10 an hour.
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The campaign has been "the dirtiest, most polarizing and most divisive the nation has ever seen," the Jakarta Post said in an editorial on Tuesday.
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On the day of the election, the Jakarta Post editorial board described the campaign as the "dirtiest, most polarizing and divisive" ever seen in Indonesia.
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The gas has unquestionably helped wean the U.S. off coal — the dirtiest fossil fuel — but left the country still emitting loads of heat-trapping carbon.
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Zabol in Iran had the dirtiest air in the world in terms of PM22.5 levels, followed by four Indian cities: Gwalior, Allahabad, Patna and Raipur.
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It's no surprise environmental groups and clean energy groups are fighting Trump's bailout — it would keep coal, the dirtiest available electricity source, on life support.
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Japan is one of the few industrialized economies that still promotes coal heavily, including technology to reduces carbon emissions from the world's dirtiest fossil fuel.
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They're the dirtiest things in your home (yes, even filthier than your toilet), and your best bet would be to swap them out every week.
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He resurfaced last month as a coal lobbyist in Indiana, which is considering measures that would phase out one of the dirtiest energy sources statewide.
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These crises all have one common denominator and it is one of Washington's dirtiest secrets: Congress simply isn't spending enough time trying to fix them.
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A carbon tax could also work in favor of Exxon because the heaviest burdens of a tax would fall on the dirtiest fuels, namely coal.
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Afterwards, Palhares complained to Cruz in a surreal moment: one of MMA's dirtiest fighters was angry about getting elbowed in the back of the head.
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Have A Fantasy Some people can think themselves to orgasm, so close your eyes and imagine your dirtiest fantasy — and try not to touch yourself.
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You want to go home and shower because you've just spent an hour and 15 minutes with the greasiest, dirtiest people you will ever see.
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Meanwhile, the climate, air quality, water, and health would all benefit from the shift from the dirtiest fossil fuels to natural gas and clean energy.
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In sum, the EPA's plan would bequeath America vehicles that guzzle more gas, have higher fuel costs, produce more pollution, and profit the dirtiest automakers.
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And I sadly predict, Mr. President, that this is going to be one of the bitterest, dirtiest presidential campaigns we will have seen in modern times.
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Varna religious tradition dictates that the dirtiest and most difficult work in Hindu society is relegated to "untouchables"—making many Indians even today vulnerable to slavery.
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"You're really going all in on clearing your name when you've got the dirtiest hands of them all," she said of Vanderpump's efforts to expose her.
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I did not flinch when they wanted to discuss the fine points of different sex positions or take a nostalgic trip through the Internet's dirtiest memes.
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As Beck cries, screams, and curses at Joe from behind glass, Joe reveals his dirtiest deeds — and he has a semi-logical explanation for each one.
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In the short term, this may involve putting some of the dirtiest plants on the back burner, says Patrick Graichen of Agora, an energy think-tank.
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But the dirtiest air in the world goes to Onitsha, a trading city in southern Nigeria where PM10 concentrations average nearly 600 micrograms per cubic meter.
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You can quibble with the numbers, but there are undoubtedly huge benefits — particularly health benefits — to ending our reliance on the dirtiest of all fossil fuels.
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Basuki "Ahok" Tjahaja Purnama has conceded his loss in his re-election bid, bringing to an end what one newspaper called Indonesia's "dirtiest, most polarizing" campaign.
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Related: The Internet is (Still) For Porn Sex Penetrates Art at the TECHNOPHILIA Exhibition Our Five Dirtiest Discoveries from Miss Read: The Berlin Art Book Fair
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It uses a three-stage system to clean your space with agitation, brushing, and suction, and can automatically locate the dirtiest, dustiest areas in your home.
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The list ranks kale as the third "dirtiest" item of produce on supermarket shelves, falling behind only strawberries and spinach, in first and second place, respectively.
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In a sport plagued by doping scandals, the women's 20123-meter event in London is among the dirtiest races in the history of track and field.
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Thirty countries have already set out proposals to cut their carbon emissions by eliminating coal, the dirtiest and cheapest fossil fuel, including Britain, Canada and Sweden.
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In giving the Sierra Club's Beyond Coal campaign more than $210 million, Bloomberg has financed an international effort to take the dirtiest source of energy offline.
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Asked how she remembers her legendary grandma, Naomi says: "Filled with love, but also happy to laugh at the dirtiest jokes and swear like a sailor!"
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" Shana M summarizes the problem with this beach, which does actually sound like a pretty bad place: "Probably one of the dirtiest and worst beach in OC !!!
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The fortunes of some of Russia's richest men were built by the labor of people forced to live in some of the dirtiest cities in the world.
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He spoke of the year's record-breaking weather events as if they were merely occasions for American heroism, while promoting the proliferation of our dirtiest energy source.
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At the same time, central to its prosperity is the extraction of the dirtiest fossil fuel: Australia is the world's biggest exporter of coal for power generation.
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A developer is proposing to transform a former San Francisco power station — that's been said to be one of California's dirtiest — into a sprawling 29-acre waterfront metropolis.
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And the reality is, natural gas is providing a cheap, plentiful, cleaner-burning option for countries to get off the world's dirtiest — and historically dominant — power source: coal.
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For nearly a decade the dirtiest words in Southern politics were Barack Obama (with Nancy Pelosi, the longtime Democratic leader in the House of Representatives, a close second).
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The 2016 race has been the dirtiest in presidential campaign history when it comes to the public behavior of the candidates, according to CBS News host John Dickerson.
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Piggybacking on this effort, a major public-private partnership was formed to study central California's pollution problems, a region with some of the dirtiest air in the country.
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The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has expressed "serious reservations about the extraordinary powers accorded to security forces" and called the election "the dirtiest" in the country's history.
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Now it is proposing to allow states to relax Obama-era clean power regulations that will allow the dirtiest greenhouse gas-spewing power plants to keep active longer.
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Tariff policy, which used to be one of the dirtiest, most corrupt aspects of politics both in the U.S. and elsewhere, has become remarkably (though not perfectly) clean.
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The AOSP includes a section of the north half of Alberta that has been criticized as some of the dirtiest, and least sustainable, oil extraction in the world.
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"That's probably the dirtiest place in the bathroom," said Dr. Judy Stone, a Maryland-based infectious disease physician — after all, everyone turns on the faucet with dirty hands.
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The relaxed rules could lead to up to 1,400 more premature deaths and 48,000 more asthma attacks every year, and allow the dirtiest coal plants to stay dirty.
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Elizabeth Warren as "Pocahontas," demeaned House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as "crazy," and described her San Francisco district as "one of the most disgusting" and "dirtiest" in the country.
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But since 2011, the city has forced 5,300 buildings to replace the dirtiest (and cheapest) heating oil, No. 6, with No. 4 oil, which is slightly less harmful.
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In this episode of VICE INTL, VICE Germany heads to the Rhineland to find out why the world is still so dependent on the dirtiest form of energy.
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According to the poll, the 5th dirtiest player was Oklahoma City power forward Serge Ibaka (2 votes), with Memphis Grizzlies small forward Matt Barnes (4 votes) in 4th place.
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The race was the dirtiest and most negative in Israel's history, with several foreign countries, including the U.S. and Russia, exerting influence in the final weeks of the campaign.
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Shipping oil from Canada's tar sands, which is one of the dirtiest sources of crude, threatened to undercut the leadership role the government wanted to play on climate change.
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Today, only 17 such projects exist around the world, and just two of those are capturing carbon from coal, the dirtiest fossil fuel that needs the technology the most.
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But with more than 14 billion tonnes of lignite reserves, the dirtiest form of coal, Kosovo relies on two ailing power plants which produce 95 percent of its energy.
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" The outlet noted that Swift said she started to feel "conflicted" about what America stood for when "all the dirtiest tricks in the book were used and it worked.
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Every person in that community would be empowered to say "no" as quickly as responding to a text message, and their community's dirtiest energy polluters would be taken offline.
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That power will help clean up some of the dirtiest grids in the country (I'm looking at you, the South), which currently have the least access to renewable energy.
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An informer gave them up, and they were sent for harsh treatment to an inner prison, where they were given half rations and assigned to the dirtiest work details.
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The dirtiest air was recorded at Zabol in Iran, which suffers from months of dust storms in the summer, and which clocked a so-called PM29 measure of 217.
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I'm timid, so I paw the wall, but I like watching people feeling free enough to be their truest, dirtiest selves, especially at the start of a new year.
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The airline industry has some of the dirtiest hands in this, where people who deliver food to airlines, who clean the planes, clean your planes which is critical work.
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The boy from the shtetl, the Parisian master, the dirtiest and most disheveled artist in Paris, the lover of fine haberdashery — Soutine's life has evolved into a narrative of disparity.
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Players from Down Under have been named among the dirtiest players in the NBA, according to 24 coaches, assistants and players who voted anonymously in a Los Angeles Times poll.
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"People always forget about the bottom of their sink but it's one of the dirtiest places in the kitchen, almost as bad as the toilet," Reynolds previously told BuzzFeed Health.
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Enforcing that and other air pollution rules would ensure that the dirtiest coal plants close or install modern control devices, with solar and wind likely to replace most retired capacity.
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That race has been described by some as the 'dirtiest race in history' with six of the top nine, including the gold and silver medallists, handed bans before or since.
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Now, as then, Wehrum's goal is to extend the already prolonged lives of the nation's oldest, dirtiest, and deadliest coal plants — some of which have been operation since the 28500s.
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Spinach is the second dirtiest item on the "Dirty Dozen" list, followed by (in order of contamination) nectarines, apples, grapes, peaches, cherries, pears, tomatoes, celery, potatoes and sweet bell peppers.
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Seasoned travelers know to wipe down the tray table at their seat (and maybe even the seat itself and the seatbelt), which can be the dirtiest spots on the plane.
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Curtin writes: Analysis has found that a sharp flight from the dirtiest fossil fuels investments was reversed in 22, and that American banks led a race back into unconventional energy.
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He's definitely at his most conflicted, praising God with more fervor but equally slinging some of his dirtiest lowest blows against the men and, sadly more often, women around him.
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Allegheny County, where this faded town is perched on a hillside above the Monongahela River, has some of the dirtiest air in the US. Four of her five grandchildren have asthma.
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The stark symbol of an era when coal was king, Hazelwood was one of Australia's dirtiest: its fuel was the Latrobe valley's brown coal, a bigger polluter than the black sort.
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Zou Ji of the Energy Foundation, a think-tank, says the immediate priority for China's energy policymakers is to curb the dirtiest uses of coal, especially heating urban homes with it.
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"(This) election campaign ... (has) been the dirtiest, most polarizing and most divisive the nation has ever seen, far worse than that for the 2014 Presidential election," the newspaper's editorial said Wednesday.
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Read more: Big Pharma's Dirtiest Dealers Instead, she discovered that three paid lobbyists for GW Pharmaceuticals and its American subsidiary Greenwich BioSciences had came prepared to push for a key amendment.
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The campaign focuses on reaching legal settlements with utilities to push them to shut their oldest and dirtiest coal-fired plants, and mobilizes local activists to advocate for retiring the facilities.
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Plewes: The dress that she is covered in blood in was sort of one of her dirtiest dresses that we had kind of destroyed that we had a couple versions of.
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If economic logic prevails, producers with the dearest and dirtiest oil—including Algeria, Brazil, Canada, Nigeria and Venezuela—should wind down output, but that would be painful and, for some, devastating.
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In outsourcing production, a process greased by decades of free trade deals, we simultaneously outsourced pollution to countries with even dirtier power grids, using the cheapest, dirtiest form of power: coal.
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Related: Our 5 Dirtiest Discoveries from Miss Read: The Berlin Art Book Fair It's Art: 'Ice Cream Books' 17 Artists, Presses, and Publishers to Know at the NY Art Book Fair
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And after a week of fires, the air itself is a danger in Northern California — it's currently the dirtiest in the world, even worse than heavily polluted Chinese and Indian cities.
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He says recycling was the first choice for the company because it involves "some of the dirtiest and most dangerous jobs" that few people want to do, creating a labor shortage.
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These coal plants were largely replaced with natural gas plants, which emit significantly fewer toxins and create far less heat-trapping carbon dioxide emissions than coal — the dirtiest of fossil fuels.
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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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A study on global air quality from the World Health Organization finds that India's cities have the dirtiest air, while U.S. cities are relatively clean and China is cleaning up its act.
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Even the dirtiest city in the U.S., Bakersfield, California — where oil refineries, agriculture, car emissions, and rail freight together create a smoggy horizon — still ranks way down the WHO's list, at 814th.
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London Underground, known to locals as "the Tube," is used by 1.3 billion passengers per year and was found in 2017 to be the "dirtiest" branch of the UK capital's transport network.
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Los Angeles retained its dubious distinction as the U.S. city with the dirtiest air, but Phoenix, Houston and New York also made the top 10 list, the American Lung Association said Wednesday.
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EVER since Donald Trump's victory emboldened the Republican Party's nativist wing, the dirtiest words with which a Republican can be tarred have not four letters, but 8 and 13: "moderate" and "establishment".
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Insurers in Europe are leading the way in exiting investments in coal, among the dirtiest of all fossil fuels, and have pulled out $20 billion of investments, campaign group Unfriend Coal said.
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I even wrote a little treatment for it: L.A. beat cop Winston Bishop finds himself attached to a drug case that leads all the way to Brooklyn's dirtiest district: The Nine-Nine.
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"(These) election campaigns ... have been the dirtiest, most polarizing and most divisive the nation has ever seen, far worse than that for the 20193 Presidential election," the Jakarta Post editorial said Wednesday.
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The fashion industry is often cited as one of the world's worst polluters — but destroying perfectly usable merchandise in an effort to maintain prestige is perhaps the dirtiest secret of them all.
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In 2015, Panama City Beach—up to that point known for the wildest, dirtiest Spring Break in the country—banned alcohol on the beach and started enforcing strict bar and liquor laws.
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And oil produced here is some of the dirtiest in the world: A good portion of California's crude is more carbon intensive — worse for the climate — than the notorious Canadian tar sands.
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The arrangement has allowed both the Trump and Obama administrations to outsource their dirtiest work onto Mexico, deploying U.S. immigration officials and U.S. equipment throughout the country to help carry it out.
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Dmitry Kiselyev, the most prominent anchor on state television, called the United States election campaign the dirtiest in that country's history, saying it provoked "disgust" toward what is somehow still called democracy.
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While a World Health Organization report in 22013 found 13 of the world's 20 dirtiest cities were in India, a still smog-bound Beijing issued its first pollution "red alerts" last month.
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And yet on Ukraine's dirtiest patch of land, Stop Corruption says, based on the stalkers' evidence, the under-the-table dealings of the bureaucrats who manage the area are flourishing as always.
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Revisit said leather soles — you might not want to rock up in Doc Martens looking like you just stumbled out of the darkest, dingiest bar in the dirtiest, oldest part of town.
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They're the reason that nascent alcohol courier apps in limited markets can partner with Netflix, and the reason the fiercest and dirtiest brand rivalries are now between mattress-in-a-box companies.
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The muddy field defined our world that day as we picked one another up out of wet holes, cleared clods of earth from our cleats and laughed at who was the dirtiest.
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Wallace's "skirt-tails" to power and then joined with black militants to defeat him, according to the book "Mudslingers: The Twenty-Five Dirtiest Political Campaigns of All Time" (20093), by Kerwin Swint.
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By 2040, output of the world's dirtiest fuel is expected to be 15% above the NDC-implied level and four times greater than the level needed to stop the planet from overheating.
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The balance comes from transforming the dirtiest sectors by providing incentives and regulations that encourage companies to invest in new, cleaner technology and retraining workers—something the US has been slow to adopt.
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As Lava Jato progresses from businessmen to politicians—the supreme court is expected soon to indict congressmen, who are protected from prosecution in lower courts—politics could be purged of its dirtiest practitioners.
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Control equipment at some of the largest and dirtiest power plants sat idle because it was cheaper to pollute and buy allowances than to take the energy penalty associated with running the equipment.
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Fort McMurray sprang up in recent decades as the commercial center for a huge industry that is extracting some of the world's dirtiest oil from a region known as the Athabasca tar sands.
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As of Monday morning, drivers of "older, more polluting petrol and the dirtiest diesel vehicles" will have to pay a £10 ($7.93) "T-Charge" on top of the long-standing £11.50 Congestion Charge.
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Ailes, who died in 2017, was a master of attack politics and wedge issues, having been a media consultant on several of America's dirtiest and most divisive campaigns, including those of Richard Nixon.
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The Secretary General, António Guterres, has made climate change a signature issue of his administration, and he has encouraged world leaders to tax carbon and quickly dump coal, the world's dirtiest fossil fuel.
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Mr. Guterres's predicament is a case study in how hard it is for the world to quit coal, the world's dirtiest fossil fuel and still its main source of energy for producing electricity.
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And in total, 30 countries, 22 states, and 21 companies have committed to ending their reliance on coal, including Germany, one of the world's largest users of lignite, the dirtiest form of coal.
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This could be the dirtiest play in sports history ... a scumbag college basketball player straight-up elbowing an opponent in the FACE after shooting a 3-pointer ... and the video will piss you off.
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Scored by French musician Robin Coudert, aka Rob, the film examines the dirtiest corners of Los Angeles through the eyes of a serial killer; in fact, the entire movie shot through his murderous POV.
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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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We're waiting for action, and Trump is kidding nobody on climate as he simultaneously stacks his transition team and cabinet with climate science deniers and the dirtiest hacks the fossil fuel industry can offer.
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"At this stage we don't believe CCS is an economically viable option for the Yallourn power station," said a spokeswoman for EnergyAustralia, referring to what will be Australia's dirtiest power station after Hazelwood shuts.
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"The ACE plan tries to reverse the progress California and other states are making and to keep the oldest and dirtiest coal plants on life support," said California Air Resources Board chair Mary Nichols.
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The ruling is the latest in a series of court-issued orders targeting the automotive industry's role in polluting Delhi's air, which the World Health Organisation said in May was the world's 11th dirtiest.
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Some of the world's largest financial institutions have stopped putting their money behind oil production in the Canadian province of Alberta, home to one of the world's most extensive, and also dirtiest, oil reserves.
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Yet in the same year that the world agreed to combat climate change, Japan's utilities continued to increase the use of the cheapest but dirtiest fossil fuel, ramping up coal imports to a record.
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"The Keystone pipeline would be a straw running through the heart of America to transport the dirtiest oil in the world to the thirstiest foreign markets," said Senator Edward J. Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat.
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Tar sand oil is the dirtiest fossil fuel on the planet Tar sand oil does not sit in a cavern underground, waiting for someone to stick a long straw in and suck it up.
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If any citizen group in the world can go online and pull up a list of the dirtiest power plants in their area, it eliminates one of the great informational barriers to citizen action.
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Even as other states, including in the Midwest, aggressively pursue renewable energy, Ohio is choking it off — and forcing ratepayers to keep two of the oldest, dirtiest coal plants in the country open to boot.
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A Division III basketball game got pretty heated last night, resulting in Fitchburg State's Kewan Platt laying out Nichols College player Nate Tenaglia in one of the dirtiest sports moments you've seen in a minute.
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Whether you watched the show, listened to the podcast, or are completely new to the saga that was Meehan's life, here are the 10 dirtiest and most shocking revelations from Dirty John, the Dirty Truth.
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"Stompdown Killaz is the most low life scum piece of shit, dirtiest motherfucker filthy fucking scum bags," he says in a slurring manner after saying that they are "welcome" to join the Battleaxe Warriors family.
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The G7 nation is burning record amounts of coal for electricity generation and plans to use even more of the dirtiest fossil fuel to fill the gap after the Fukushima disaster paralyzed its nuclear sector.
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READ: What you need to know about Pakistan's dirtiest election in years Cover image: Pakistani security personnel gather at the site of a suicide attack near a polling station in Quetta on July 25, 2018.
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That investigation turned up conflicting accounts of what happened, with other employees saying that Dewitt had the "dirtiest mouth" they had "ever heard," including using the same racially insensitive language that he had complained about.
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"Regardless of the reasons behind the court's decision to release Samaha, it (remains) a decision to release a criminal who is involved in one of the dirtiest crimes against Lebanon," Hariri said in a statement.
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However, the Trump administration's proposed rewrite of climate-change regulations could enable some of America's dirtiest remaining coal plants to be refurbished and keep running for years without adding scrubbers or other modern pollution controls.
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Last month, my friends at The New York Times wrote an article about air pollution that allowed readers to compare their own cities to others around the world that have some of the dirtiest air.
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The two bills that will begin moving through the legislature on Tuesday include a program aimed at cutting pollution in some of the state's dirtiest neighborhoods, as well as higher penalties against companies that pollute.
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For the first time in almost two decades, American shrimpers haven't been allowed to hire seasonal foreign workers to do one of the industry's dirtiest jobs: ripping the heads off millions of freshly caught shrimp.
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There are only four new coal plants planned in the US. So all the ACE would do is give some of the oldest, dirtiest coal-fired power plants a few more wheezing gasps of life.
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Related: Our 5 Dirtiest Discoveries from Miss Read: The Berlin Art Book Fair What to See, Hear, and Read at Printed Matter's LA Art Book Fair Submit Your Art to This Crowd-Sourced Zine Time Capsule
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Alptekin won the 1500 meters title in London, a race where six of the first nine finishers have served drugs bans before or since, leading some to refer to it as the "dirtiest race in history".
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"We're waiting for action, and Trump is kidding nobody on climate as he simultaneously stacks his transition team and cabinet with climate science deniers and the dirtiest hacks the fossil fuel industry can offer," Brune said.
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France's Engie said it will close Australia's dirtiest coal-fired power station in March 2100 as further investments in the ageing Hazelwood plant cannot be justified, and will look to sell two other Australian power plants.
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The forest, in western Germany, once stretched over nearly 10,000 acres, but over the past decade, all but 250 acres have given way to a lignite mine that feeds one of Germany's dirtiest coal-fired plants.
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Delaney's sunny shamelessness makes even the dirtiest parts of his act feel somehow wholesome, and suddenly masturbating in rehab with two broken arms is a triumph of hearty determination, an ode to a can-do spirit.
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Real progress requires action at the national, and European levels, to get the dirtiest diesels off roads, force carmakers to comply with the law and crack down on less obvious pollution sources, like household wood-burning.
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"The dirtiest part of the plane has to be the tray tables — people constantly lay their heads on them, change babies' diapers, and rest their feet on them," a flight attendant for JetBlue told Business Insider.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Standard Chartered said on Tuesday it will stop financing new coal-fired powerd stations, joining the growing ranks of lenders and financiers ending support for the dirtiest fossil fuel amid rising concerns about climate change.
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"We urgently need a program of meaningful financial assistance to help drivers of the dirtiest vehicles switch to something cleaner, and bold policies to cut traffic overall," Friends of the Earth campaigner Jenny Bates told Sky News.
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One big reason coal plants have become so expensive is that they have to comply with a slew of EPA air pollution rules on particulates, smog, mercury, and so on (coal is the dirtiest fuel, after all).
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The government has also pushed brick kiln owners to shift to cleaner technology, offering loans to make the switch, as well as issuing fines for kilns that operate using the dirtiest technologies, such as burning used tires.
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Topics of discussion include the final days of Grantland, the epic double-overtime showdown between the Knicks and the Sixers, why Australians top the list of dirtiest players, and the softest Phil Collins song of all time.
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Coal, on the other hand, is the dirtiest fuel used for generating electricity and has negative impacts in terms of contributing to severe weather events like Hurricane Harvey, which brought devastation to parts of Texas and Louisiana.
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He did one of his dirtiest near the end of last season, when he finally killed Rachel — the former prostitute who knew a little too much about the circumstances surrounding Frank's manipulation and murder of Peter Russo.
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In addition to undermining the fight against climate change, the president's efforts to prop up the dirtiest of all fuels will also exact a significant toll on public health, on the hearts and lungs of ordinary Americans.
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This distortion of the voters' will is one of the oldest and dirtiest practices in American politics, and while both major parties are guilty of it, the benefits over the past decade have flowed overwhelmingly to Republicans.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. sanctions on a top Chinese shipping fleet is set to produce a totally unintended result — less burning of the dirtiest marine fuels at sea at the start of next year, Refinitiv data showed on Tuesday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. sanctions on a top Chinese shipping fleet is set to produce a totally unintended result — less burning of the dirtiest marine fuels at sea at the start of next year, Refinitiv data showed on Tuesday.
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Round 1 is over in three minutes and I'm back in the corner with my man who's spraying water from a filthy old bottle into my mouth and mopping me down with the dirtiest old towel in Christendom.
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But attracting foreign interest when India's overall economic growth is slowing and global investors are trying to move away from coal - because of risks to public image over one of the dirtiest fossil fuels - could be a challenge.
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The move shows how expensive it is to stop burning the world's dirtiest fossil fuel, despite a broad consensus that keeping coal in the ground is vital to averting a climate crisis, and how politically complicated it is.
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The information takes a bit of the guesswork out of using a Roomba, showing the owner where the vacuum has cleaned and where it spent most of its time — a sort of heat map of a home's dirtiest spots.
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Attica's dirtiest little secret, as documented by Tom Robbins for the Marshall Project and the New York Times, is that for years, officers had been falsifying misbehavior reports and lying about being assaulted to justify using force on prisoners.
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It's a small moment, but coupled with the coach's lack of interest in consent training, and the new information that this photo was taken somewhere on school grounds, it's worth wondering: Is the coach protecting his players' dirtiest secrets?
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Check in next week to get the scoop on the return of DeMario, the end of the most dramatic cocktail party of my season, the return of a few familiar faces and the dirtiest group date in Bachelorette history.
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Japan, which had to burn record amounts of the dirtiest fossil fuel to generate power after the Fukushima disaster in 2011 paralysed its nuclear sector, seeks to slash its carbon emissions by 26 percent by 2030 from 2013 levels.
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Saudi backing for popular apps like Uber, Slack, and Wag offers proof that "the most idealistic companies on earth—in rhetoric—are very happy to take the dirtiest money on earth to grow and grow and grow," he said.
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"It's much better to take money from Cenovus, pay down debt, buy back stock and potentially increase the dividend than to keep pouring money into the dirtiest and most nasty form of oil around, the tar sands," Cramer said.
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Quinn's current situation gives the show a chance to talk about what nations owe the people who will do the dirtiest, cruelest work "for the greater good," and about the repercussions of surviving—and doling out—so much violence.
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The power station burns brown coal, the dirtiest form of coal, dug from an open pit next to the plant which the company plans to turn into a lake, a process that will take around 12 years, Keisser said.
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Not only has the Malaysian electorate just overturned a government that has been in place for six decades, it has done so peacefully and democratically despite Mr. Mahathir's fears that this election might be the "dirtiest" in Malaysia's history.
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"It is a complicated web of involvement, but ultimately all investments in coal, the world's dirtiest fossil fuel, are bad for everyone involved — recipient country, China and the planet as a whole," Huang said in an email to CNBC.
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"If you were to prosecute a saint, of course, don&apost do it for embezzlement or the fact that he beat someone, but ascribe to him the dirtiest thing possible," he said in a video statement in Dmitriyev&aposs defense.
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One is that on the margin, it pressures the dirtiest sources of energy (right now, coal) while supply-side restrictions pressure the sources of energy for which there happen to be a lot of new exploration for (right now, mostly gas).
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He could've continued on his day, blessing the timeline with shirtless selfies but instead he, with a heavy assist from Pulitzer Prize-deserving investigative reporter Pusha T, gave us one of the best, most dirtiest rap beefs of all time.
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LONDON, Oct 29 (Reuters) - U.S. sanctions on a top Chinese shipping fleet is set to produce a totally unintended result -- less burning of the dirtiest marine fuels at sea at the start of next year, Refinitiv data showed on Tuesday.
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Read more: UN expert: San Francisco's homelessness crisis is a human rights violation and suggests 'a cruelty that is unsurpassed'Last year, the New York Times attempted to find the epicenter of the crisis by pinpointing the dirtiest block in San Francisco.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Ben Johnson 1988 Olympic 100 meters final was dubbed "the dirtiest race in history" but there is a new contender for that dubious honor as the fallout continues from the drug-ravaged 2012 women's 1500 meters in London.
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It lobbied statehouses and regulators and went public with some of the sport's dirtiest laundry to try to shame horsemen, veterinarians, politicians and regulators into treating thoroughbreds like athletes rather than commodities filled with a smorgasbord of anti-inflammatories and painkillers.
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To reduce emissions of toxic sulfur that cause premature deaths, shipowners who have long relied on the dirtiest residues of oil extraction will have to either switch to low-sulfur fuel or install exhaust gas cleaning systems from Jan. 1.
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Coal in Japan: Plans for up to 22 new coal-burning power plants — one of the dirtiest sources of electricity — come after the Fukushima disaster almost a decade ago forced the country to all but abandon its nuclear power program.
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There are many ways to reduce emissions: quitting the combustion of fossil fuels, especially coal, the world's dirtiest fossil fuel; switching to renewable energy like solar and wind power; moving away from gas- and diesel-guzzling cars; and halting deforestation.
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With their revenues eroded, German utilities have switched to using the cheapest form of generation, meaning that a country that is proud of its green energy revolution still relies on the dirtiest fossil fuel, coal, to meet about 40 percent of demand.
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A study led by microbiologist Charles Gerba from the University of Arizona found that the door handle on a microwave is one of the dirtiest surfaces in a shared office space (yarg, reach for soap and water before handling that hot sandwich).
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Police said 15 people were detained following reports of disturbances at several polling stations in the city of 10 million people, after what the Jakarta Post this week dubbed "the dirtiest, most polarising and most divisive" election campaign the nation had ever seen.
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The neighborhoods around the Gowanus Canal, widely considered the country's dirtiest waterway, have been waiting decades for it to be cleaned up, and that seemed to be coming when the government designated the 1.8-mile canal a federal Superfund site in 2010.
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What they didn't realize was that my friends and I had peed on all the crops of lettuce the night before and switched the Brad Pitt movie out for one of the dirtiest porn movies we could find in the video store.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - As most developed economies turn their back on coal, Japan is burning record amounts for electricity generation and plans to use even more of the dirtiest fossil fuel to fill the gap after the Fukushima disaster paralysed its nuclear sector.
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Resigning from what he contemptuously describes as "a good job" in advertising ("the dirtiest ramp that capitalism has yet produced"), Comstock finds a job in a book shop and is forced to make do with two pounds a week—about £130 today.
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" But winner Ben Johnson was stripped of his gold medal after failing a drug test; second-place-turned-gold-medalist Carl Lewis had previously tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs; and it has since been rechristened as "the Dirtiest Race in History.
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Image 260 of 24 ISLAMABAD – As Pakistan prepares to make history Wednesday by electing a third straight civilian government, rights activists, analysts and candidates say the campaign has been among its dirtiest ever, imperiling the country&aposs wobbly transition to democratic rule.
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Several years later when she was telling her version of "The Aristocrats" joke for our movie of that name, she kept asking me -- while we were rolling -- who had done the dirtiest, most disgusting, depraved, version of the joke we'd recorded so far.
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Police said 15 people were detained following reports of disturbances at several polling stations in the city of 10 million people, after what the Jakarta Post this week dubbed "the dirtiest, most polarizing and most divisive" election campaign the nation had ever seen.
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On Thursday the two sides met at the Kennedy School of Government to discuss their takes on the election and—surprise, surprise—after one of the dirtiest presidential races in history (or at least since the advent of electricity), nerves were still raw.
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The highlights of the evening session include the 110m hurdles final and the final of the women's 1,500m, which four years ago was so ravaged by doping that it has since replaced the 1988 100 meters final as the "Dirtiest Race In History".
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Here are five of the dirtiest discoveries we could find: Singapore-based print and publishing studio Knuckles & Notch brought a handful of posters and zines by illustrator Djohan Hanapi, whose recent work includes electrifying pop drawings and erotic Disney princesses in 3D.
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Two of the country's leading businessmen face corruption charges in France over an effort to secure the 2017 world track and field championships, while the bidding war for the 2022 soccer World Cup has been described as the dirtiest in the tournament's history.
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Through leaked documents, reporters Tom Warren and Alex Campbell revealed the farcical scramble inside one of the world's dirtiest banks to conceal incriminating information – while some of the planet's most prestigious accountants and lawyers used their powers to keep the bank, FBME, in business.
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Former Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt managed to fire a Parthian shot on his final day in office when he cemented a massive loophole for some of the dirtiest, most polluting trucks on the road, allowing manufacturers to build even more of them.
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In part because of a glut of cheap natural gas from fracking, as well as the recent boom in wind and solar power, utilities in the R.G.G.I. program have found it relatively easy to retire their dirtiest coal plants and cut pollution at minimal cost.
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From the sublime to the ridiculous: Sausage Party — which, believe it or not, is one of the most nuanced (and dirtiest) takes on metaphysical commitments all year — positions rationalism, agnosticism, and atheism alongside a variety of unshakable theisms, all from the perspective of animated foodstuffs.
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Similarly, a Grand Central Station entrance door handle got a 45 RLUs ranking, while a CitiBike handlebar topped the list of dirtiest surfaces with a whopping 1,512 on the Hygiena ATP meter, meaning that the coffee shop door handle was the second "germiest" thing measured by Bean.
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The Dirtiest Fight in Physics Is About the Universe ItselfIllustration: Jim Cooke (Gizmodo (Getty)A fight over the very nature of the universe has turned ugly on social media and in the popular science press, complete with accusations of "cheating" and ad hominem attacks on Twitter.
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But whatever his knowledge about the source of his wealth, the public record makes clear that Trump built his business empire in no small part with a lot of dirty money from a lot of dirty Russians—including the dirtiest and most feared of them all.
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Leila Ettachfini, assistant editor When I wake up everyday and stupidly open the internet, often before I'm even fully awake (bad, I know), it can feel like I've been stomped all over with the world's dirtiest metal boots before my feet have even touched the ground.
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China is canceling plans to build more than 100 coal-fired power plants, seeking to rein in runaway, wasteful investment in the sector while moving the country away from one of the dirtiest forms of electricity generation, the government announced in a directive made public this week.
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Japan now plans to build as many as 277 new coal-burning power plants — one of the dirtiest sources of electricity — at 21 different sites in the next five years, just at a time when the world needs to slash carbon dioxide emissions to fight global warming.
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One man fascinated by the country's rise was Richard Moore, an award-winning cycling journalist and author, who had become hooked on the murky underworld of athletics when he wrote his acclaimed book "The dirtiest race in history," about Ben Johnson and the 1988 Olympic 100 meters final.
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In September, construction is scheduled to begin on a massive expansion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline, a project that will create a dramatic spike in planet-warming pollution by transporting oil extracted from Canada's tar sands, one of the world's dirtiest and most energy-intensive sources of crude.
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Solidia's big bet is that by tweaking the chemistry of cement, the key ingredient in these blocks and other concrete products, it can profit from helping to clean up an industry that is not only one of the largest on the planet but also one of the dirtiest.
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Forced to resign after a hailstorm of scandals ranging from bizarre (sending his security team to scavenge for Ritz-Carlton lotion) to alarming (purging the EPA's science advisers), Pruitt moved to secure a loophole for some of the dirtiest, most polluting trucks on the road on his last day in office.
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We had adjoining hotel rooms and as my mom slept next door, we four pre-teen girls turned on the TV, made sure the sound was on mute and flipped to the dirtiest channel we could find, for an "educational tour" of the skeeviest and most taboo subject on the tube.
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But one very important part of his strategy remains in legal limbo — the Clean Power Plan, a rule created by the Environmental Protection Agency that would place strict limits on carbon dioxide emissions from coal- and gas-fired power plants and would force many of the dirtiest to shut down.
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Despite apocalyptic warnings from some of the opponents that the rule would destroy America's energy system, it would in fact move that system in the same direction that the marketplace and modern technology are already driving it — toward cleaner energy alternatives, and away from the oldest and dirtiest fossil fuels.
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Denino's fans joke that he streams "from the streets of Hollywood to the dirtiest bedroom in L.A." Someone appeared to have emptied a full trash can in the attached bathroom: fast-food wrappers, orange peels, and cans of Monster Energy drink spilled off the white counter and onto the floor.
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" Indeed, in Norma Stevens's biography of Richard Avedon, "Avedon: Something Personal," the author claims that during a 19453 retrospective at the Minneapolis Institute of the Arts, Mr. Avedon initially insisted there be no fashion pictures included, saying, "Fashion is the f word, the dirtiest word in the eyes of the art world.
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The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District — which regulates air quality in one of the dirtiest areas of the nation — is looking to President Trump's transition team to amend the federal Clean Air Act, said Mark Keppler, a professor of public affairs at the California State University in Fresno, noting one example.
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But two months into the Trump presidency, Mr. Stone, known for his pinstripe suits, the Nixon tattoo spanning his shoulder blades and decades of outlandish statements, is under investigation for what would be his dirtiest trick — colluding with the Russians to defeat Hillary Clinton and put his friend in the White House.
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Here's a sample of the first track, "Dolemite": And if your brain is already going to the dirtiest interpretation of that title, consider this: The covers to his records were very suggestive — you could say Moore embraced the period's rampant sexual revolution — and were generally not allowed to be displayed in record stores (see: above).
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As The Times's Eric Lipton reported, the Trump replacement plan would also have greatly weakened another E.P.A. program known as the New Source Review, a plan that has had an enormously beneficial effect on air quality in this country and whose demise would allow many of the nation's dirtiest power plants to keep running without installing new pollution controls.
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The ICA system can technically work on any internal combustion engine, but to begin with, HyTech is targeting the dirtiest engines with the fastest return on investment, namely diesel engines — in vehicles like trucks, delivery vans, buses, and forklifts, but also big, stationary diesel generators, which still provide backup (and even primary) power by the millions across the world.
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I'll bet China could now easily commit to peaking its pollution five years earlier because, since the original deal was made for peaking in 2030, China has made great strides in energy efficiency, deployment of renewable energy, and replacing the dirtiest coal-fired boilers and power plants with cleaner ones (yes, still coal, but far less polluting than their predecessors).
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I am leaving because I didn't want to be peddled by papers and blogs and websites, used by shameless operatives for the dirtiest gutter politics that I've ever seen, and the right-wing media to drive clicks and expand their audience by distributing intimate photos of me taken without my knowledge, let alone my consent, for the sexual entertainment of millions.
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Low oil prices make it harder for the dirtiest oil to compete, and easier to cut subsidies: Oil prices are at four-year lows thanks to the collapse of the OPEC+ oil cartel, as Russia seeks to drive American oil shale producers out of the market (it may prove too expensive for shale companies to extract their oil in a low-price environment).
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" Finalists: Laura Reiley, The Tampa Bay Times | Ty Burr, The Boston Globe __________ EDITORIAL WRITING Art Cullen, The Storm Lake Times There is no mistaking the anger in the voice of The Storm Lake Times when it writes about the legacy of big agriculture: "Anyone with eyes and a nose knows in his gut that Iowa has the dirtiest surface water in America.
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He has called former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE "the dirtiest cop in America" and alleged that the DOJ had framed Trump by "creating a false crime" of collusion.
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In the video, editor-in-chief Matt Bean hits the streets of New York in search of some of the city's dirtiest surfaces, from taxi door handles to CitiBike handlebars, and tests each one using a Hygiena ATP meter, which, according to Men's Health, "ranks how germy the surface of an item is, depending on the bacteria and biological material it finds" using Relative Light Units (RLUs).
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But rather than trolling some Instagram foodie account to stay up on this week's sexiest restaurant, cast your cynicism aside and use this guide as if it were your best friend: the one who might know what soigné means and isn't afraid of potentially catching Hepatitis A from the dirtiest food stall in New York because it has "those" noodles that "will change your life" or something.
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The group is informed that the next ferry leaving for Australia has been bought out by a private group, which ends up being a Furry-esque tribe of lion worshippers (complete with an actual, live lion) who are reticent to let the other aboard until Matt – proving he won't be bothered by the lion peoples' obscene on-deck love-making – has to tell the dirtiest joke he knows (and boy does he unleash a whopper).
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE has become, outside of anti-environment circles, the poster boy for the swamp at its dirtiest.
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