When we're talking about raising livestock, a key concept to understand is that the water footprint is actually made of three parts: there's the green water footprint, the blue water footprint and the grey water footprint.
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Try this Carbon Footprint Calculator from the Nature Conservancy to see your travel carbon footprint.
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And the second thing is -- it has to have no water footprint and no air footprint.
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International's footprint is already bigger than the U.S. footprint and so will probably only increase its lead.
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And then there's the greenhouse gas footprint and the water footprint and all those sorts of things.
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CARBON FOOTPRINT Carbon footprint refers to the amount of CO2 produced, usually during the manufacture of a product.
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We give them information on 2800 sustainability indicators and this would include environmental indicators like the carbon footprint, waste footprint, water footprint, like Delman was just referring to, in this supply chain as well.
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Long distance air travel was the largest contributor to the footprint, accounting for 210 percent of the total footprint.
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Around the same time, water neutrality and the Water Footprint headlined at international businesses conferences; JPMorgan featured the Water Footprint in a 2008 report on corporate water risk; and companies began to commission Water Footprint Assessments.
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"You said you want to leave a footprint, well I'm going to give you the footprint you need," he said.
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What to buy, if you want to help reduce your carbon footprint, the carbon footprint of our nation, our world?
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Amazon's political footprint Amazon was slow to enter the K Street swamp, but once they did, the company's Washington footprint has expanded dramatically.
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For the past 17 years in Afghanistan, we've tried everything: a light footprint, a big footprint, conventional war, counterinsurgency, counter-corruption, surges, drawdowns.
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"[T]he operational water footprint associated with production was found to be a very small percentage of the total water footprint," the report stated.
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We encourage our exhibitors to reduce their carbon footprint by participating in the Green Stand Initiative for the stands with the lowest carbon footprint.
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By assessing your unique water footprint, You can assess your unique water footprint to scale your water usage and determine where to make cuts.
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The second one fell into a footprint and my footprint is deeper than most... and I hit a great shot to get it out.
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"You said you want to leave a footprint, well I'm going to give you the footprint you need," he said before pushing the coveted button.
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Plant-based meat products don't involve animal cruelty, obviously, and their greenhouse gas footprint is far lower than the greenhouse gas footprint from animal farming.
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"We have licenses in about 70 percent of the economic footprint now with China, so our biggest challenge is growing into that footprint quickly," Wells said.
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It's a concept that Moriba Jah, one of the MIT team's partners, calls the "space footprint" — similar to the concept of a carbon footprint here on Earth.
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"We've been very clear, frankly, that this is a smaller footprint all around, and this is the secretary's decision, to travel with a smaller footprint," he said.
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"We've been very clear, frankly, that this is a smaller footprint all around, and this is the Secretary's decision, to travel with a smaller footprint," Toner said.
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Start by calculating your own water footprint with this simple online tool (a Spanish-language version is available here), then figure out where your footprint could be reduced.
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And it's pretty widely documented that the quickest way to lower your personal carbon footprint (and by extension, the carbon footprint of your fur) is to consume less meat.
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The new, smaller World Trade Center footprint is a place of surprising rebirth, including, for example, the intersection of Greenwich and Dey Streets, which disappeared under the original footprint.
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"However, while their processed products have about half the carbon footprint that chicken does, they also have 50 times more of a footprint than a bean patty," he said.
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He sincerely believes the judiciary is unique and wants to leave a light footprint in politics — or at least to maintain the appearance of leaving a light footprint in politics.
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The resulting buildable footprint was reduced to 10 1/2' wide by 45' deep after setbacks, resulting in the 473 square foot footprint that delineates the ground floor of the home.
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Expanded Footprint, Increased Efficiency: Acquisitions over the past several years have enhanced Flowers' geographic footprint, which now reaches approximately 85% of the U.S. population versus just over 50% five years ago.
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As such, it had the smallest footprint, at just .
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Now one thing that we have going for us is that given our footprint if there is some redirection of trade flows from China out of the United States into other countries in our footprint or from the United States out of China towards other countries in our footprint we're well prepared to capture those.
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This app thrills me, because it turns out that I own the gas-powered car with the smallest carbon footprint — and physical footprint — on the market, according to the app: a Smart.
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"When we went public, we went public for one reason and that was to complete the footprint that we were seeking, building the premier cannabis brand with the preeminent footprint," Bierman said.
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Why have a spiral staircase with such a huge footprint?
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But Aramco is just beginning to build its LNG footprint.
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This carbon footprint calculator can help you make these cuts.
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Even renewably powered electric cars have a sizeable carbon footprint.
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A close up of skin impressions from an iguanodontian footprint.
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Grocers are increasingly under pressure to reduce their waste footprint.
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AND WE'RE ANXIOUS TO TRY TO BUILD OUR INTERNATIONAL FOOTPRINT.
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We are opening up closed markets and expanding our footprint.
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Amazon is already taking steps to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Read her story on Muthana's massive, troubling social media footprint.
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But Bloomberg's footprint is by far the biggest to date.
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Especially as the company expands its footprint with new brands.
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"It's a huge footprint of damage in Texas," Verchick said.
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Facebook has also expanded its footprint in the gaming space.
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A footprint left by a sauropod 170 million years ago.
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Well, there are ways to reduce your journeys' carbon footprint.
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The company has been growing its overall headcount and footprint.
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And it's yet another conglomerate eager to shrink its footprint.
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Offices provide plenty of opportunities for offsetting your carbon footprint.
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Shell aspires to halve its "net carbon footprint" by 2050.
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Its international footprint isn't the only thing that's been slashed.
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Google Assistant's global footprint is also growing, the company says.
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And so I look at our portfolio and our footprint.
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About 40 percent of Charter's footprint overlaps with ACC schools.
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Small wonder that Richemont wants to expand its footprint online.
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Food retailers with a footprint in Texas also lost ground.
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Leaving a much larger carbon footprint than they need to.
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In recent years, Amazon has significantly expanded its logistics footprint.
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It gave you a footprint, didn't it, to do this?
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It has a smaller environmental footprint than open pit mining.
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JC: I'm not sure the footprint will changea great deal.
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Spin boasts a similar technology and an expanding geographic footprint.
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Then there's also the pollution aspect, or grey water footprint.
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But alas, Trump's footprint at Romney's star event remained meager.
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Femsa's footprint in Mexico spans nearly 18,000 Oxxo convenience stores.
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Firstly, it has a flat base and a small footprint.
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That will nearly double its footprint from 2,500 outlets now.
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It also grew its physical footprint to eight new countries.
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The company's commitment to minimizing its carbon footprint is admirable.
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ST on Tuesday to boost its footprint within 3D printing.
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"There's a scramble out there to get footprint," Ramakrishnan said.
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With every tweet, like or share, our digital footprint grows.
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Everyone needs to be responsible for their own digital footprint.
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We started our global footprint a couple of years ago.
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And that has an incredible effect on your carbon footprint.
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Now Kourtney's cementing her footprint in the fashion world, too.
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This also brings to mind Facebook's overall footprint in messaging.
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They have a smaller environmental footprint than beef, for example.
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He says our military footprint overseas does us no good.
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Biking benefits the environment, too, by reducing your carbon footprint.
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Thunberg refuses to fly because of planes' heavy carbon footprint.
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As digital media grew, so too did the conservative footprint.
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The added insulation and smaller footprint probably contributed, as well.
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"Our footprint gives our fans great sightlines," St. Peter said.
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Google also has a growing footprint in New York City.
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A soft cashmere sweater that boasts a smaller carbon footprint
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However small the footprint, the option for privacy is welcome.
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Carbon offsets can effectively cancel out our footprint, can't they?
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Other apps can help you lower your carbon footprint, too.
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Rev3 also supports business initiatives to reduce their carbon footprint.
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I think we can have a much better digital footprint.
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But maintaining a cover crop creates a lower carbon footprint.
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"There will be no development within this footprint," he said.
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Meanwhile, the Stone is expanding its footprint in other ways.
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Bonus: everything is designed to leave a minimal carbon footprint.
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The plans for Sydney Modern would double the museum's footprint.
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The company has taken steps to address its environmental footprint.
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Amazon has been under pressure to reduce its carbon footprint.
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The league has spent decades expanding its footprint in China.
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The move seems aimed at expanding their limited bureaucratic footprint.
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"We do have a significant footprint using Aurora," Wald says.
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If you'd like to reduce your carbon footprint, look up.
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She added a bedroom and bath without expanding the footprint.
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But the footprint of the craft beer industry is substantial.
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And the online retailer's footprint is only going to grow.
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Our collective social media footprint is well over 200 million.
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Their expanding online footprint allows them compete in new markets.
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CT: Are you happy with the bank's footprint in China?
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China's moves to expand its footprint there have angered Washington.
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This is a result of Tehran's rapidly expanding military footprint.
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How USDA plans to define agriculture's "environmental footprint" is unclear.
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Its heft, however, brings with it a substantial carbon footprint.
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Look at this picture of this footprint that I got.
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Reduce your carbon footprint and eat organic if you can.
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The theatrical footprint for "Roma" is tiny by blockbuster standards.
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In 2017, it bought Whole Foods, greatly expanding its footprint.
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It's that sense of we were here, leave your footprint.
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But not every company has such a big Washington footprint.
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Didi's many partnerships have helped it establish a global footprint.
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"The complementary nature of the fit extends also to geographic footprint, which will substantially enhance AllianzGI's footprint in the U.K. as well as making R.G.P.'s strategies available to more clients globally," he added.
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Though Hoguet cautioned that she "couldn't possibly" predict what the retailer's footprint will look like in five years, it did try to anticipate the ideal future footprint as best as it could, she said.
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In September, when Amazon workers planned a 1,700 worker walkout against the company's carbon footprint during the global climate strike, Jeff Bezos responded with a pledge to eliminate the company's carbon footprint by 2030.
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There is no reason why the EBRD couldn't maintain its current (or a reduced) geographic footprint and the next president of the EBRD focus on that footprint for his/her notional two four-year terms.
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"When you come to a footprint-based regulation you really bring down the CO2 curve in both weight and engine efficiency," he said, adding that the industry body wants the footprint model adopted in Europe.
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Another photo shows a very big footprint of a possible Bigfoot.
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In the meantime, Hasbro is working on broadening its retail footprint.
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If their online footprint is thin, it can be a clue.
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Personity turns users' online footprint into an authentic professional personality assessment.
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This new manufacturing process reportedly allows for a smaller carbon footprint.
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LOOK AT THE GLOBAL FOOTPRINT WE HAVE TODAY OVER 165 COUNTRIES.
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This is a structural, not cyclical, change to China's steel footprint.
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We waited too long to put our footprint on the game.
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Everytown's big footprint, however, worries even some fellow gun control advocates.
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"Its footprint took in all those fires and more," he said.
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Lawyers for Martins and Hall have canvassed Anna's social media footprint.
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It has also expanded its footprint, taking over companies like Ele.
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I get nervous just thinking about the carbon footprint of airplanes.
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Searching for ways to reduce your waste output and carbon footprint?
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Barry will also face difficult decisions on Best Buy's store footprint.
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The Versa, thankfully, addresses the issue, with a considerably smaller footprint.
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Its growing footprint of smaller stores is likewise benefiting the chain.
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They worsened their CO2 footprint, it wasn't good for the planet.
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And what about the ecological footprint of being a gluttonous omnivore?
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Their resulting carbon footprint is 111% lower than conventional beef ranches.
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Who bears responsibility for reducing the carbon footprint of those products?
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Its global footprint now spans China, Japan, Australia, Mexico and Brazil.
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Apple claims this will reduce the laptop's carbon footprint by 27%.
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What's more, the environmental footprint of livestock production is growing fast.
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Running electric trains on coal power still has a carbon footprint.
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The partnership continues Tencent's effort to establish a footprint beyond China.
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Too light a footprint anywhere will leave many voters there resentful.
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The bigger your carbon footprint is, the bigger your moral duty.
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Sony's tablet also feels a little lighter, despite its larger footprint.
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Special environmental conditions allowed for the footprint to appear without smearing.
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And much like stars, every species has a recognizable thermal footprint.
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But in both cases, they do it and leave a footprint.
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Beyond consumer electronics, think Japanese robots and flexible, small-footprint manufacturing.
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And we can't underestimate the power of Trump's social media footprint.
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We have been expanding our footprint in Asia and Latin America.
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A lighter footprint training Afghan security forces to secure the country?
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"We're leading the world already with our CO2 footprint," he said.
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The accounts have a strong Chinese, not Russian footprint, he says.
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And now it's time for the company to expand its footprint.
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"Every organization, every business, has a fossil fuel footprint," he said.
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Still, Amazon plans to boost its New York office space footprint.
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Amidst the chaos, al Qaeda has expanded its footprint in Yemen.
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But in China and Southeast Asia, Uber's footprint is basically nil.
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It's also testing smaller-footprint stores in urban markets like Atlanta.
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For such a small pizzeria, Vinnie's has an outsize online footprint.
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If I reduce my carbon footprint, there is zero practical effect.
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It's obvious why WeWork would want a large footprint in China.
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And we could increase some elements of the special operations footprint.
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Several other Buddhist statues, including one called "Buddha's Footprint" stand nearby.
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UTA has been increasing its footprint in Washington in recent years.
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Use of the key leaves "an electronic footprint," the chief said.
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So I think you would see us with a broader footprint.
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Heating and cooling your home also contributes to your carbon footprint.
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The deal expands The Andersons' footprint beyond the Midwestern crop belt.
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A cute little dining table with an even smaller interior footprint.
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At least one of the cops had a colorful online footprint.
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While our progress has stalled, our military footprint has expanded—dramatically.
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Upstart OneJet is trying to grow its footprint among business travelers.
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Simple mathematics shows why, shedding light on our species' ecological footprint.
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As Renaissance's investments grew, so did its footprint in American life.
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Meanwhile, the Brio Phantom X2115s actually help lower your carbon footprint.
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Russia also expanded its military footprint in Syria during the war.
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It's also about 2.5 times less than the footprint of cheese.
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The United States military has a relatively light footprint across Africa.
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This year, Mulligan said Target will shrink that footprint even more.
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But environmental groups say that the 2,000-acre footprint is misleading.
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Indeed, the merger will give the new company a global footprint.
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That means actual beef, without the antibiotics, environmental footprint or slaughtering.
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But even with a constrained geographic footprint, Clearcover is growing nicely.
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Some officials say he is trying to expand his political footprint.
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"We will dramatically increase our footprint in North America," Laven said.
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Haven't you heard what air travel does to your carbon footprint?
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Lower carbon footprint because it's much lighter to ship than glass.
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Vice says its global footprint accounts for 22% of its revenue.
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When the 9th Division cleared territory, it left a devastating footprint.
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Smarter Living: Even a cocktail is part of your carbon footprint.
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Maybe it will reduce your carbon footprint or cause less pollution.
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Fortunetelling requires a modest footprint — two chairs and a crystal ball.
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It's no secret Amazon wants to grow its physical store footprint.
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Everywhere he looked, he saw signs of humanity's vast ecological footprint.
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It reduces our environmental footprint in the area and creates jobs.
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Minimize your footprint with this toiletry bag designed to be hung.
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His influence is way out of proportion to his revenue footprint.
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Those with the biggest carbon footprint need to do the most.
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China's military footprint also shows a focus on guarding trade routes.
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But supporters' collective social media footprint extends far beyond its reach.
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Meanwhile, Cruz's digital footprint offers other disturbing glimpses into his mind.
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Satellite is the primary competition in about 70% of ABB's footprint.
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Soltau will have to make tough decisions about Penney's store footprint.
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What people eat is an important part of their carbon footprint.
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But although it may feel small, Seattle has a global footprint.
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So of course there are pockets of concern within our footprint.
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"Those have a big footprint on global annual temperatures," noted Halpert.
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Instead, you may need to expand the footprint, a huge expense.
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Could this be the year it expands its N.C.A.A. tournament footprint?
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This is an effort to expand the footprint of the rallies.
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Today, their footprint extends to the upper reaches of Midtown Manhattan.
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Opportunities for collaboration often extend beyond the Met's footprint as well.
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"Footprint-based standards incentivize automakers to make bigger vehicles," he said.
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China also has a major information technology footprint in the country.
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It went from kinda working with a functional-if-confusing "footprint" system (three footprints = far, one footprint = close) to not working at all (all Pokemon showing three footprints regardless of distance) to just being totally removed.
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"Looking out over the next decade, we anticipate having a slightly smaller, but more profitable footprint in North America and a significantly larger footprint in the rest of the world," a spokesman told CNBC in an email.
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Using radiocarbon dating on sediment from the base of some footprint impressions, as well as two pieces of preserved wood found in the first footprint, Dr. McLaren and his team found them to be 13,000 years old.
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"I was looking at this from a carbon footprint perspective," he says.
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With the new funding, Rebag will expand its offline footprint, it says.
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No other Washington institution has that kind of footprint in the transition.
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This equates to the annual carbon footprint of over 2.2 million Europeans.
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Just zip up one of those waterproof zippers to compress its footprint.
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Or a footprint of over 1 million streetlights, the company tells TechCrunch.
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The machine's footprint size is about 2 feet by 3 feet today.
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Whitney director Thomas N. Armstrong III would have expanded the footprint by
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Smaller bezels means the same size display with a much smaller footprint.
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But few have expanded their footprint in recent years like First Liberty.
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Like eating less meat, there are ways to make your footprint better.
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But this year, some festivals are pledging to reduce their plastic footprint.
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The group, called the Footprint Coalition, is set to start in April.
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It's looking to grow this global footprint — and is also hiring again.
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Raising fewer animals for slaughter could make for a lighter carbon footprint.
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Its footprint is relatively small because it doesn't have any macro keys.
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Herbert's novel has an outsized footprint in the larger science fiction canon.
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Earth sign Virgo keeps us conscious of our footprint as we build.
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Its London footprint now stands at 4,000 square feet across 63 locations.
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The space footprint will consider things like a satellite's orbit, for instance.
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Calculating the carbon footprint of products would be tricky but not impossible.
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They're all good examples of ways we can reduce our carbon footprint.
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They've got the physical footprint, which is like a warehouse network, right?
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Lord & Taylor's footprint has fallen to 45 department stores as of Feb.
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It's no secret that Amazon is looking to expand its retail footprint.
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MLB says it wants to establish a "long-term footprint" in London.
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It is also growing its user base and rationalizing its global footprint.
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The big deal with the Stealth's fall refresh is its changing footprint.
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State buyers and multinationals relied on their global footprint to source staples.
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But no one should deceive themselves that this TV has no footprint.
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It makes your footprint so much smaller in such a simple way.
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"The biggest opportunity for us is growing into that footprint," he said.
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Then as sort of a cherry on top, there's no carbon footprint.
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However, they lack a footprint, and are struggling to grow their audiences.
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I donate monthly to an environmental organization to offset my carbon footprint.
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Our digital footprint: this is the strongest indicator for what really happened.
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"Banks are terrible at lending outside of their branch footprint," Rees said.
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Barely a sixth of the planet's surface remains free of mankind's footprint.
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Kohl's is also pruning down its physical footprint, but with a twist.
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This brings IBM's overall data center footprint to 60 across 19 countries.
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And it has also looked to expand its footprint through other services.
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The company has a global footprint of retail stores in 110 countries.
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When you take into account its carbon footprint, Prime isn't always optimal.
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The company is also reviewing its U.S. real estate footprint, he added.
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We wanted to have the least footprint on this planet as possible.
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China's footprint in the region has been growing in the past decade.
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That online footprint of my work means a lot to casting directors.
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However, spreading this across Apple's international footprint may be a bigger challenge.
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So could local companies that are trying to expand their regional footprint.
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Headlines Shell yields to investors by setting target on carbon footprint on.ft.
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The platform's cultural footprint is large and deep, and YouTube knows it.
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The deal will expand CAVA's footprint to 327 U.S. locations from 66.
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To view a graphic on U.S. dollar LIBOR market footprint, click: reut.
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Shuttering the plant will reduce the company's carbon footprint by 30 percent.
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"We could increase some elements of the Special Operations footprint," he explained.
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And, it's a footprint that's about to get smaller, Houle told Motherboard.
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Even if seemingly small, your individual footprint can add up over time.
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Abercrombie has been seeking to cut costs and downsize its retail footprint.
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China's security concerns abroad have grown along with its global commercial footprint.
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Others say the military's large footprint on Guam makes them a target.
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We don't need trade deals, because we have a superior global footprint.
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But this first snapshot of Uber's footprint is just that—a snapshot.
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Every virtual footprint he leaves on the internet radiates with warm openness.
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And with such a large footprint, there are lots of potential vulnerabilities.
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Both Amazon and Alibaba see that owning some physical footprint has merit.
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Through acquisitions, the company is enlarging and expanding its mobile advertising footprint.
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Surveillance stands in for the human footprint encroaching on the natural environment.
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Another company, Tribe, has similarly raised VC to grow its American footprint.
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Would a Pompeo regime maintain State's zeal to reduce its own footprint?
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To understandApple's massive retail footprint, it helps to see it for yourself.
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And it's not just in developed countries where Huawei's footprint is growing.
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Founded in 1991, Toppers is starting to dramatically expand its national footprint.
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The acquisition extends EQT's footprint in the Marcellus and Utica shale regions.
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Its European footprint covers some 115,000 homes, and some 300,000 rooms globally.
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Real trees that still have their roots have a negligible carbon footprint.
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Those broadcast rights could be extraordinarily lucrative given the sport's global footprint.
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The move will expand the footprint of American forces inside the country.
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Soon enough, rival J.C. Penney's physical footprint will surpass that of Sears.
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"Every single storm has its own identity, its own footprint," he said.
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Geffen has quite the real-estate footprint in New York as well.
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Barra has also made tough calls on GM's North American manufacturing footprint.
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Now here's how to download an archive of your footprint on Google.
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He also expanded the company's footprint to include Russia and Eastern Europe.
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Beautiful and stylish and one step closer to reducing your plastic footprint.
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" Send a letter saying, "What is my carbon footprint per kilowatt-hour?
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It is still possible to eat beef, and reduce your water footprint.
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One of the upshots of the larger footprint is the volume increase.
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But everything you do in the modern world has a carbon footprint.
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Still, it manages to pack a lot of power into that footprint.
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"We are committed to reducing our carbon footprint," Brown said on Friday.
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Still, the Republicans see a Connecticut footprint that Greenberg can build on.
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There is simply no more effective way to shrink your carbon footprint.
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It can even be mounted on columns for a minimal, reversible footprint.
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"We're at the beginning stages of putting our footprint down," Motzko said.
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That bipartisan opposition, in part, reflects the broad footprint of the industry.
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He gave numerous interviews to publications with little footprint in New York.
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We enable online shops and their consumers to balance their carbon footprint.
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Well, he does safeguard his digital footprint, but he doesn't stop there.
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The island contains 12 square miles of land in a footprint shape.
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Now you're looking into Silicon Valley's increasing footprint in the health sector.
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How much do we want to reduce our material or water footprint?
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Mushroom farming typically results in high yield from a very small footprint.
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Russia has also expanded its military footprint in Syria during the war.
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Nardini said Penn National&aposs retail footprint sealed the deal for her.
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We learned in "Fate" she's good at keeping her digital footprint clean.
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Its durable, lightweight construction means it has a lower carbon footprint, too.
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Cook also talked about Apple's work to expand its footprint in India.
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Over time, Zoox will expand its time and footprint in the city.
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Norway has sought to reduce its carbon footprint in other ways, too.
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Starbucks has a long way to go to shrink its environmental footprint.
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Verizon continued to shrink its digital media footprint while focusing on 5G.
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Microsoft, like many other tech companies, has a large footprint in India.
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The tool then calculates the annual carbon footprint of the user's closet.
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"You miniaturize the product, and you maximize your carbon footprint," Barlow said.
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But after using it about five years, the environmental footprint is lessened.
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Our digital footprint is a way to directly communicate to future generations.
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The impact of our growing economic footprint threatens our own future directly.
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In the United States, data centers have significantly reduced their carbon footprint.
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My carbon footprint is the smallest here, so let's end with this.
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" Taylor added that it's "valid to argue about our footprint in Africa.
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Cancer's genetic footprint At its heart, cancer is a disease of DNA.
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Flowers grown closer to home could have an even larger carbon footprint.
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Her outsize footprint at the ceremony was evident from the opening moments.
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But the chart on the right peers a little closer and finds that energy footprint inequality rises in superlinear fashion relative to income inequality — which is to say, as income inequality rises, energy footprint inequality rises even faster.
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Walmart, the world's largest retailer, has pledged to reduce that carbon footprint by 18 percent by 2025, and also recently committed to work with suppliers to reduce emissions by many times the scope of its own carbon footprint.
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So the solution to Delman's problem is that the governments have to say that all companies in the apparel industry have to disclose their carbon footprint, their water footprint and whether they're paying a living wage to their employees.
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Whether that's the case here in China, or we have the same footprint in the U.S. we have invested more than 10 billion dollars in the last seven years in the U.S, strengthening our local footprint there as well.
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A physical footprint gives retailers 28% higher conversion online, according to Adobe Analytics.
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ONGC Videsh was formed in 1965 to help India expand its overseas footprint.
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"London is going to remain a critical part of our footprint," he said.
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But the U.S. is aiming to reduce its footprint on the African continent.
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It has a similar footprint to the 3DS XL, but is much lighter.
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Food waste in turn increases the carbon footprint which counters the positive gains.
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IN THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS, WE'VE MORE THAN DOUBLED OUR DIGITAL FOOTPRINT.
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But now, she's leaving her footprint on fashion by designing her own pieces.
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But each of us can take individual actions that reduce our carbon footprint.
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Chris McCoy is the chief executive of Footprint and the creator of Storecoin.
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This project will help lessen the carbon footprint of the world, Ahsoon said.
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Together, this could all help Facebook grow its overall engagement and traffic footprint.
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As it looks to continue growing, the company is expanding its global footprint.
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It wasn't looking at different restaurant businesses to try and expand our footprint.
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It has also expanded its footprint more slowly than it thought it might.
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The Ronacrete plant brings Sika's mortar footprint to 89 factories worldwide, Sika said.
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The current geographic footprint of the EBRD is large, consisting of 6900 countries.
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Grab, with its region-wide footprint, is also looking at cross-border remittances.
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The effort is part of the church's wider environmental program, Shrinking the Footprint.
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Jennifer Lopez is about to leave her next footprint on the shoe industry.
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So, what should you do if you want to limit your environmental footprint?
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But, really, conditions have been such in our footprint, it is not achievable.
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It would be better to get a tent footprint to put under it.
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Reporting on ISIS's movements and digital footprint is often shaky—or plain wrong.
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Nautilus contends that, by drilling underwater, it can actually shrink its environmental footprint.
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But now it is facing competition against both its footprint and its prices.
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He swears he will destroy ISIS but calls for a smaller global footprint.
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But Apple's operations are only a slice of the company's overarching carbon footprint.
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Longtime commercial tenant Citigroup is dramatically downsizing its footprint in its office tower.
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Of course, Cortana's footprint on the mobile side is, compared to Siri, minuscule.
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Marriott's loyalty program stands to reap benefits from a larger footprint, he added.
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Singletons with neither a strong speciality nor an international footprint are feeling squeezed.
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Shares of more diversified drillers with a footprint in Colorado were also higher.
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Webroot SecureAnywhere Internet Security Plus's greatest strength is its near non-existent footprint.
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Scott started to sharpen his aesthetic footprint with his 2015 debut album, Rodeo.
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What goes into our water footprint, and how does food fit into that?
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Why does meat have a greater water footprint than fruits, vegetables or grains?
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The green water footprint, when it comes down to it, is essentially rainfall.
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Such a move would mark a significant expansion of Amazon's physical retail footprint.
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He had a small footprint during the summer, ramping up after Labor Day.
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Given Bitcoin's significantly larger energy footprint, this would likely exacerbate its sustainability problem.
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These headphones have a relatively small footprint, but pack in well-balanced sound.
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The combined company now has a footprint of more than 75 million members.
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Bolsonaro, however, has repeatedly signaled frustration with Beijing's expanding footprint in Latin America.
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The acquisition broadens Hearst's mostly lifestyle magazine portfolio and broadens their digital footprint.
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Their whole stand could have fit in the footprint of Komatsu's giant excavator.
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They scouted around the depths of the internet to find his online footprint.
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Since launching in China, Uber's footprint has expanded from ten to 60 cities.
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Let's assume your business knows it needs a footprint in a particular country.
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And with the new funding, she's looking to expand the company's media footprint.
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Verizon is also expanding its mobile footprint through its global partnerships with Microsoft.
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Tencent, meanwhile, will be able to expand its footprint in the gaming market.
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From cow to your refrigerator, traditional milk boasts a not-insignificant carbon footprint.
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But new policy recommendations have been added that betray an obvious political footprint.
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Electric vehicles, by themselves, will not reduce the carbon footprint of American mobility.
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Cannabis companies and groups are increasingly trying to expand their footprint in Washington.
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These Chinese firms had no such overseas footprint a decade ago, executives said.
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Another objective that loomed large over the conference was shrinking the EPA's footprint.
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Accelerating the deployment of solar can reduce the carbon footprint of electric cars.
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Even though the portable washer has a small footprint, it is deceptively heavy.
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It gave under his weight, just enough to leave a loose, collapsing footprint.
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Cutting energy emissions is increasingly important for reducing Latin America's total carbon footprint.
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That's equivalent to the carbon footprint of a car driving about 7,800 miles.
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China's footprint in the Pacific region has been growing in the past decade.
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This time we will not only plan on flag and leave our footprint.
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But he would have shrunk the court's political footprint, whereas Kennedy enlarged it.
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Zero out your electricity footprint by signing up for a renewable energy supplier.
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The company said it would use the money to expand its footprint internationally.
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There's a wild amount of stuff happening, all in one convenient walkable footprint.
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And then there is Reliance Retail, which is expanding its footprint quickly, too.
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For many decades, I have worked to contain my own personal carbon footprint.
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And it's true we could all do more to reduce our plastic footprint.
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Feed it to cows, and then their entire carbon footprint is basically eliminated.
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It's every time you flick on the light, you're imposing a carbon footprint.
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Is there a broader concern of increasing DOD's operation footprint on US soil?
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Its carbon footprint is about a tenth of that caused by burning bodies.
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Appearances aside, however, Mr. Brower's footprint on this state's newspaper industry is enormous.
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And so Ford has now downsized its footprint, making room for other foundations.
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Natural gas will not go as quietly; its economic footprint is much larger.
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But that paid media dovetails with a sizable organic footprint on the right.
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The deal also reflects Didi's effort to accelerate its global footprint outside China.
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The larger the penguin colony, the further its footprint spread, the study showed.
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And how can each of us get involved in curbing our environmental footprint?
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And the footprint was hard — we had to do it in one movement.
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And it contains the largest footprint of a mammal from that time period.
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Huawei is a much larger company than ZTE, with a bigger global footprint.
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The average Australian's carbon footprint is slightly lower than that of an American.
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Plus, they can help you cut back on your carbon footprint a little.
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A look at the N-Print project's Nitrogen Footprint Calculator illustrates this well.
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This year, Samsung pledged to make greener packaging to reduce its carbon footprint.
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The emissions footprint from the LNG industry should improve over the next year.
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Clearing land to grow crops can also have a positive greenhouse gas footprint.
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Also, check regularly to make sure your apps haven't expanded their data footprint.
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One upside is that digesters occupy a much smaller footprint than composting fields.
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The transaction would expand Deere's global footprint and its offering of construction equipment.
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I'll try and leave as light a footprint as I can each day.
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But it's not the most effective way to reduce your food's carbon footprint.
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Locally sourced berries, green beans, and asparagus, though, have a low carbon footprint.
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This places SUVs ahead of trucks and aviation in terms of carbon footprint.
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"Since Facebook announced, we've got an uptick in our retail footprint," Mims said.
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But visitors can also try to limit their footprint by making better choices.
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So I think you&aposll see our footprint expand significantly in those countries.
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But she ended up selling the stock because of Tencent's growing carbon footprint.
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"It's not remotely realistic to eliminate the carbon footprint of that," said Molchanov.
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The startup said its new funding will go on expanding its market footprint.
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This time we will not only plant our flag and leave our footprint.
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"Having a smaller footprint will be a better investment for them," he said.
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Even better, buying refurbished is a respectable way to reduce your carbon footprint.
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You can reduce your carbon footprint by hanging your clothes outside to dry.
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Patrick's ad buy comes as he continues to expand his New Hampshire footprint.
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And we sat down, and we did this benchmark of our entire footprint.
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Small businesses are increasingly expanding their footprint and influence in the U.S. economy.
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European carriers appear to be taking the lead in tackling their carbon footprint.
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Of the 214 counties in the commission's footprint, 25 voted for Mr. Trump.
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Using an expansive set of global sources across a customer's digital footprint, Arceo.
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A fossilized Neanderthal footprint found at the Le Rozel site in Normandy, France.
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This includes costly e-commerce investments and the realignment of its store footprint.
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Arizona Summit wants legitimacy, and Bethune-Cookman needs to expand its geographic footprint.
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Reducing that carbon footprint is what will force companies to spend more dollars.
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Mall gyms can take up a large footprint or a small studio space.
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It's a Hummer in low poly mode with none of the carbon footprint.
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It enables us to reduce our footprint, our presence in Afghanistan going forward.
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"The early positioning for 5G is well underway in that country and the cost of gaining or even maintaining footprint is significant ... We want to ensure the right long-term footprint, but not at any cost," Suri told a conference call.
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If you want to get to the bottom of your own carbon footprint, the E.P.A.'s Carbon Footprint Calculator and The Nature Conservancy Carbon Calculator tell you how much your individual activities and day-to-day habits affect the environment.
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The map below from RBC shows the four-year change in Amazon's distribution footprint.
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Now, GE is racing to stop the bleeding by rapidly shrinking its power footprint.
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And it is expanding its retail footprint outside the United States, particularly in India.
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The Coral One (left) has roughly the same footprint as the Neato D4 (right).
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Now, using its PayU relationship, Remitly can expand more aggressively into that footprint, too.
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With its prospective expanded reach, it could launch a show with a national footprint.
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If you're looking for ways to reduce your carbon footprint, try eating less meat.
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Esports had a particularly strong footprint and may be the largest emerging sports market.
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There are plenty of steps you can take to reduce your home's carbon footprint.
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Already, Kopi Kenangan has an impressive retail footprint, including 80 stores across eight cities.
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"When an artifact has been taken, we can document the footprint left," Deslandes said.
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" "Dan visits Mann's Chinese Theater and of course the stars of Star Wars's footprint.
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Match Group has been growing its footprint in the Asian market for some time.
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A material utilizing those shells would help lessen the footprint of the shellfish industry.
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The carbon footprint of any cryptocurrency depends hugely on where the coins are generated.
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Each installation also takes three tons of CO2 away from a household's carbon footprint.
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We spoke with scientists who are taking dramatic steps to reduce their carbon footprint.
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It's not the first time tofu has come under fire for its carbon footprint.
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These intricate networks have a vast economic footprint, as a recent IMF study shows.
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It said new technology could minimize the drilling footprint, for instance by horizontal drilling.
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Neidorff said he's more interested in being an acquirer and growing the company's footprint.
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Oat milk's environmental footprint is modest by comparison and its health properties are solid.
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We know for a fact we can build a bigger footprint and bigger career.
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Since then, she's revolutionized the airline's green practices and helped reduce its carbon footprint.
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Banks can also require carbon footprint disclosures from those who benefit from their lending.
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Apple should be pleased, since it's currently trying to increase its footprint in India.
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Now, it could expand its grocery footprint into several new states, reports Yahoo Finance.
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France will be "particularly vigilant regarding employment and industrial footprint," another Paris official said.
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The answers to these questions will all factor into the footprint score, says Jah.
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For Metal One, headquartered in Tokyo, the move expands its North American steel footprint.
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But there is a big opportunity to expand WorldRemit's footprint by way of acquisition.
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Bloomberg's flood-the-zone strategy is also helping Democrats counter Trump's massive footprint online.
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The company's managed to cram a six-inch screen into a moderately sized footprint.
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That's the big mega play and it's all about the environmental and social footprint.
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Correction: This article was updated to reflect that Groupon is rationalizing its global footprint.
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The technology to build and retrofit buildings to cover their carbon footprint already exists.
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Furthermore, it has a significant footprint in the country through an ample branch network.
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Plus, if you want to make it sexy, it has a better carbon footprint.
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It will also help expand its footprint into new segments in the pharma industry.
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The biggest benefit of this is that it significantly reduces upfront costs and footprint.
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If they produce a smaller carbon footprint in the process, it's a happy outcome.
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INDRA NOOYI: Russia's actually doing very well, and so I look at our footprint.
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With pink's complex lineage, it's useful to think of its cultural footprint as intersectional.
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The enormous global footprint is a practically inevitable result of America's broader security policy.
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This is a big opportunity for Uber to expand its footprint in most markets.
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Would you invest in a retail footprint or best-in-class logistics and websites?
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We wanted to see what is the actual carbon footprint of the entire operation.
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The Water Footprint challenged people and companies to think more critically about water usage.
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The room overlooks the 9/11 Memorial, with its footprint waterfalls and quiet space.
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The SoundLink Micro gives you easy access to controls but keeps its footprint tiny.
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But there are plenty of things that you can do to reduce your footprint.
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The company is also trying to drum up sales by expanding its delivery footprint.
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Given its global footprint, Visa also will be able to help Marqeta expand internationally.
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We have a manufacturing footprint strategy that we put in place many years ago.
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The expansion of these stores comes as Wal-Mart grows its Neighborhood Market footprint.
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GE spun off several businesses in 2018 to generate cash and shrink its footprint.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Falabella's 'BBB+' ratings reflect the company's multiformat strategy and its geographical footprint.
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In general, meat has a much larger water footprint than fruits, vegetables and grains.
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The second method to reduce your water footprint, would be eating fewer processed foods.
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Nearly a quarter of the transportation footprint comes from medium- and heavy-duty trucks.
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It seems unlikely considering the real estate footprint the company acquired in Whole Foods.
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It is expanding into several new regions this year to expand its global footprint.
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Now both partners seem intent on extending their footprint along the downstream supply chain.
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And space travelers have left a much heavier footprint than simple human tread marks.
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And they have grown their distribution footprint at least five-fold in that time.
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Among the big three, Alexa is the only one without a major mobile footprint.
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They've got a very similar footprint in cities, but not as big, I guess.
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To many of the island's residents, the military's large footprint offers comfort -- they're protected.
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She's got a much larger footprint in the TV show than in the books.
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"The last image I have is my footprint bloodied on their pants," he said.
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Using wood could reduce their carbon footprint by 60-75%, according to some studies.
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If you're wondering if gold's environmental footprint is worse than other metals—it is.
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We're much larger in our innovation footprint than in just a pure population number.
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Beijing's secrecy, AidData found, masks a far larger foreign aid footprint than previously estimated.
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And it can play a much larger role in reducing the nation's carbon footprint.
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The brand claims its carbon footprint is also lower than dairy, by about 93%.
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It's hardly a surprise that Amazon is looking to spaces with a bigger footprint.
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Just travel to places like Africa or the Americas, and China's footprint is everywhere.
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CHRISTOPHER KISSELHouston As you said, Britain's "offshore" carbon footprint is high ("Omissions", October 19th).
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Gerspach said Citigroup was comfortable with its current footprint in Asia and Latin America.
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He said Trump's security "footprint" would be even "more complex" once he becomes president.
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The 16-year-old climate activist refuses to fly because of the carbon footprint.
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There is often speculation about Amazon doing another large deal to augment its footprint.
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One less than a mile, and we've already been able to reduce the footprint.
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SmartNews says it will use the infusion of capital to expand its global footprint.
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The infrastructure involved in that multiplied by 290 teams -- that's a massive carbon footprint.
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This is only a small portion of the industry's footprint in the overall economy.
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As Wells Fargo pulls back, the deal will expand Flagstar's footprint in the Midwest.
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Nevertheless, if you want to erase your Google footprint, here's how to do it.
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However, the Swedish teenager refuses to fly in airplanes because of their carbon footprint.
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The climate impact of reducing the carbon footprint of cement production could be significant.
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Because air travel has a heavy carbon footprint, Thunberg refuses to board any airplanes.
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Ford is reducing its European footprint to 18 from 23 plants and reducing shifts.
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Their potential to reduce the environmental footprint of agriculture is yet to be determined.
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Health care workers, she said, should encourage their organizations to reduce their carbon footprint.
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This doesn't have to be the case because a corner layout actually minimizes footprint.
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" And second, "environmental self-identity did not predict overall energy use or carbon footprint.
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So if you look at Signature's infrastructure footprint, they have over 200 locations worldwide.
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In June, Amazon said it would spend $3 billion expanding its footprint in India.
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New York had the biggest overall upstream greenhouse gas footprint, and Delhi the smallest.
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Like the HomePod, the Max promises a customized audio footprint based on its surroundings.
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For those with a large footprint, installing a green roof would significantly dissipate heat.
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It's incredibly wasteful, it pollutes our oceans, and transporting it increases our carbon footprint.
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Minimizing their collective environmental footprint would help fight climate change and improve human health.
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"We are trying to work to reduce nuclear weapons [and] their footprint," he said.
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Hotel companies often establish a larger footprint than Trump Hotels did before creating offshoots.
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"We're looking at maybe 12,000 acres at the biggest footprint on this," he said.
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Holt said Uber is continuing to expand Jump's footprint around the U.S. and globally.
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This is where the first dinosaur footprint was found in Scotland during the 1980s.
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Yet transportation is a relatively small slice of the overall carbon footprint of agriculture.
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For related Times coverage, see "The Immense, Eternal Footprint Humanity Leaves on Earth: Plastics."
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Very little is known about Ator, who appears to have almost no online footprint.
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By contrast, packaging makes up only about 5 percent of the food system's footprint.
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Just decreasing the amount of meat you eat can help reduce your climate footprint.
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If you're looking for substitutes, pork, chicken, eggs and mollusks have a smaller footprint.
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That means longer, direct journeys have a smaller carbon footprint than shorter connecting hops.
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"I really started thinking about my carbon footprint after Trump was elected," she said.
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I think a lot about my individual carbon footprint and contribution to climate change.
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And after that, an earthling may actually put a footprint into the red dust.
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The second-floor master suite occupies the same footprint as the great room below.
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Others say whale provides protein with a smaller carbon footprint than beef or pork.
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But perhaps their biggest environmental harm is something you can't readily see: carbon footprint.
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One takeaway: You don't have to become a vegetarian to reduce your climate footprint.
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Barnacles may have a small footprint, but their effect on global shipping is large.
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"It's very important for me what footprint I leave behind," he said in 2017.
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If you care about climate change, your money can help shrink your carbon footprint.
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It has a larger presence than DAZN in the U.S., but no global footprint.
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"At minimum, they should continually assess the carbon footprint of their companies," he said.
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Others, including corporations, contribute to reforestation as a way to reverse their carbon footprint.
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The study began by calculating the total energy footprint — including indirect energy use, i.e.
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A successful bid by Gray would significantly expand its footprint in several TV markets.
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They're a point of pride in the school's campaign to reduce its ecological footprint.
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And when grown in a sustainable manner, it can have a low carbon footprint.
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Its small footprint makes it easy to find space for it on your desk.
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The city's buildings will be made mostly of wood to minimize the carbon footprint.
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We work with Microsoft for example using their car service to cover more footprint.
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Smaller clues in Epstein&aposs footprint also point to his relationship with Celina Dubin.
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So in the case of Walmart, this includes the carbon footprint of its suppliers.
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Its recruiting footprint extends up and down the East Coast and nearly to Chicago.
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But as the total number of malls shrink, Victoria's Secret footprint will shrink, too.
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They're a durable pair of shades that cut down on the brand's carbon footprint.
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But how do you know if signing up will really reduce your carbon footprint?
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The Biden campaign cast its diminishing digital footprint as part of a broader strategy.
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BlackRock is also among the firms growing its footprint in the model portfolio space.
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Barneys filed for bankruptcy in August, with a plan to significantly reduce its footprint.
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He said he wanted to grow Glass Lewis' international footprint to help achieve this.
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I can never diminish my carbon footprint enough, or give to the poor enough.
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Goldman Sachs has got a big footprint in China, Hong Kong, in the region.
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"We continue to explore similar deals in our footprint," Drahi said in a statement.
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Last year, employees began pushing Amazon to do more to reduce its carbon footprint.
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The company also said it plans to share Amazon's carbon footprint later this year.
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Amazon also committed to reporting its total carbon footprint by the end of 2019.
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Because you've got to have formulations that don't have an alternative bad environmental footprint.
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A small footprint of well-trained and resourced advisers can make a big impact.
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"It's an ordered departure adjusting the footprint in response to the situation," he added.
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The second area that AWS wants to invest in is its geographic footprint expansion.
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The overall footprint is closer to the iPhone 7 than the iPhone 7 Plus.
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These investments will bring Google's footprint to 21 states, with data centers in six.
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Beef, lamb and cheese have a significantly bigger climate footprint than plant-based foods.
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So your carbon footprint a way to measure the environmental impact your lifestyle has.
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We have our land use rules, now, being aligned with a lower carbon footprint.
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But of all the foods Americans eat, beef has by far the biggest footprint.
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But it may turn out to be a significant expansion of the Fed's footprint.
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The campaign also expanded its staffing footprint in the early states over the summer.
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The company's profits have allowed the foundation to expand its footprint around the world.
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Adding Zoes to its portfolio would expand Cava's footprint to 327 locations from 66.
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The big picture: Thunberg won't fly because of the carbon footprint of air transport.
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FROST: YOU'RE ONE OF THE FEW BIG BANKS STILL ACTUALLY EXPANDING YOUR BRANCH FOOTPRINT.
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It also lessens your carbon footprint and helps reduce the need for animal testing.
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The most effective way to reduce your carbon footprint is to fly less often.
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Disney seems willing to overlook that in order to gain a more local footprint.
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Expect larger fleets, a bigger real estate footprint and, eventually, heavy advertising to consumers.
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Today, your digital footprint is what will set you off in the right direction.
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We've known for a while that many animal products have an outsize environmental footprint.
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All of that is following the same footprint that any other retail operation is.
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He added that the facility's environmental footprint should not be kept from the public.
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What can you, Peter Kafka, do as an individual, like reducing your carbon footprint?
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Next up, SoulCycle will expand its international footprint with its first studio in London.
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Still, researchers have been looking into ways to shrink the shipping industry's carbon footprint.
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They have, in the past, really wanted to have a big footprint in media.
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And though typical cement has a high carbon footprint, there's still no cheaper option.
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Yet another way to reduce the carbon footprint of concrete is to recycle it.
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Its footprint in the American health insurance system becomes more significant and more entrenched.
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"So much money is poured into meat labs, but even with that amount of money, the product still has a carbon footprint that is roughly five times the carbon footprint of chicken and ten times higher than plant-based processed meats," he said.
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For years their efforts to reduce their carbon footprint were dismissed by environmentalists as "greenwashing".
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The more we rely on technology, the more detailed a technological footprint we leave behind.
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A city run on shared autonomous cars would likely have a dramatically lower environmental footprint.
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With Camp David, they hope to expand that footprint into other creative verticals including tech.
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We don't know whether Hurricane Maria has widened the toxic footprint of its Superfund site.
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Its rival Walmart has capitalized on its brick-and-mortar footprint and years of testing.
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But we strive to leave our footprint in this world, to remember and be remembered.
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Brother said he not only protects his online identity; he also conceals his electrical footprint.
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In short, it's a comprehensive training geared towards helping you build your brand's digital footprint.
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From 2000 to 2014, we reduced our carbon dioxide footprint by more than 7 percent.
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Importantly, the system considers aspects of the gait, rather than the shape of the footprint.
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From this we can say that a vegetarian diet does deliver a decreased carbon footprint.
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Masochists in need of portability will love its five-pound heft and extra-wide footprint.
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With access to your cyber footprint, someone could basically track your movements by the minute.
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Even the footprint of the device is similar if you compare them side-by-side.
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This might deliver some cash to Athens and improve Russia's energy footprint in southern Europe.
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The Economist: You're covering a big part of the world with a very light footprint.
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And once these elements are released in the air, our collective carbon footprint gets bigger.
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It is burning near the outage footprint in Sonoma County, Pacific Gas & Electric officials said.
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The challenge is making the hardware footprint lighter and scalable, while also delivering sufficient accuracy.
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It has a global footprint including a presence in the US, Canada, Australia, and Europe.
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Key areas of focus have included retail footprint optimization, headquarters rationalization and store operations efficiencies.
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What they found was a footprint increase of about 9 percent between 1992 and 2009.
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Trafficked people no longer have the same digital footprint and are actually harder to find.
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Fiat Chrysler's Ram truck brand also has a huge production footprint south of the border.
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Our appetite for hopping on a plane and travelling thousands of miles has a footprint.
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Still, Musk's latest comment on Twitter clarifies the company's strategy to widen its geographic footprint.
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A CNNMoney analysis shows GE's domestic footprint has shrunk dramatically over the past two decades.
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Mm-hmm. So my feeling, they have a big footprint, let's go create new value.
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Along with efficiency improvements, that would be the quickest way to lower cement's carbon footprint.
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"Aldi's only committed by 2025 to reduce its plastic footprint by 15 percent," he says.
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It marks the third year in a row that humanity's carbon footprint has been stable.
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GoDaddy completed its acquisition of Host Europe Group in April, expanding its footprint in Europe.
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HSBC and Barclays, which have a wider international footprint, rose 22.13 and 0.5 percent respectively.
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The BOE also committed to reducing its carbon footprint by almost two-thirds by 2030.
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"The precautionary response would be to rapidly transition to technologies that lower our climate footprint."
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The retailer's footprint is less than a quarter of its 3,918 store-base in 2008.
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The resulting Pew report, titled "The Digital Footprint of Europe's Refugees," was published earlier today.
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That might encourage firms, conscious of their carbon footprint, to cut back on business travel.
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Infarm wants to help cities become self-sufficient in food production, lowering farming's environmental footprint.
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Uber isn't expanding the global footprint of its ride-hail service at breakneck speed anymore.
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Every piece of grass, huffed animal breath, and footprint in the sand is rendered perfectly.
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Its international footprint makes it vulnerable to changes in student visa regulations and currency volatility.
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Then the researchers calculated the carbon footprint left by raising, growing, and cooking the food.
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Amazon has not wasted any time in leveraging its Whole Foods brick-and-mortar footprint.
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One thing you sacrifice in exchange for that massive footprint is a tight turning radius.
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Been meaning to do more for your generation's carbon footprint than just tweeting about it?
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China is always "willing to bargain away the American military footprint", growls a second official.
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They can expand access to public transportation, reduce our environmental footprint, and save us money.
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Given the tech giant's global footprint, the American capital is only one theater demanding attention.
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Suppliers are important because Apple's supply chain represents around three-quarters of its carbon footprint.
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A helpful visualization of the expected debris footprint of Tiangong-1 from The Aerospace Corporation.
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Every year at Oculus Connect, the virtual reality company's developer summit, Facebook's footprint gets bigger.
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Having the Avon brand could also help Natura expand its footprint outside of Latin America.
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London will remain a key part of the bank's footprint even after Brexit, it said.
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Because of the heavy human footprint, even the cleverest underwater sex strategy struggles to succeed.
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Did no producer, assistant or even intern think to check the contestants social media footprint?
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Since 2000, Exxon Mobil has invested more than $85033 billion to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Penney's footprint — with more than 800 stores — in particular is massive compared with its peers.
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However, the franchise is solid due to a geographical footprint and ABC's wholesale banking expertise.
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In the eyes of local political observers, Cruz's small footprint could catch up with him.
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Without a strong mobile footprint, questions remain over the entire Windows 10 universal app strategy.
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Mercer will conduct a carbon footprint analysis for the remaining fund, the Teachers Retirement System.
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But just days after his appointment, Young deleted a huge chunk of his digital footprint.
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Legal recreational pot had been widening its footprint across the country despite a federal prohibition.
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In fact, Infarm says the CO2 footprint of food equals 17% of total global emissions.
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America's environmental footprint is gargantuan, the biggest in the world only next to dictatorial China.
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Online campaigns leave a big digital footprint that can be analysed, often in real time.
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You can tell if an enemy is marked, or just evidence of an enemy footprint.
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Its physical footprint has expanded exponentially recently, but so has its sales—and its stock.
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The app already has a footprint in some 150 countries with a concentration in Asia.
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Pursuing regional hegemony, Tehran continues to bolster its military capacity and expand its geographic footprint.
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Arena did not say if U.S. renovations will help JPMorgan shrink its real estate footprint.
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Citi continues to reshape its retail banking footprint, focusing on its core six urban markets.
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Die-hard leaf-eaters can claim to have knocked off 85% off their carbon footprint.
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Putting a price on carbon would give everyone an incentive to reduce their carbon footprint.
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He encountered resistance when he tried to expand his crew's footprint by selling farther north.
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The retail footprint proved too big for Walgreens, which has been gradually closing some locations.
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The deal would expand its footprint by adding facilities in Geneva, Switzerland and Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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The acquisition will allow Panera to grow its business in locations with a smaller footprint.
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The maple trim is sourced from German forests chosen for their relatively small carbon footprint.
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Similarly affordable rival, Kohl's, meanwhile, has benefited from a store footprint situated away from malls.
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According to Beautycounter, this will reduce the line's greenhouse gas footprint by an estimated 38%.
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Started in 1997, New Hope's global footprint covers countries like Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia.
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This is because the carbon footprint accumulates as food moves across the food supply chain.
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But the carbon footprint of Amazon's e-commerce business is, by any honest estimate, huge.
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Nordstrom, which has a smaller physical footprint across the U.S., declined to comment to CNBC.
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Walgreens, the second-biggest operator of retail clinics in the US, is shrinking its footprint.
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It attracted the interest of strategic companies looking at expanding their footprint in the region.
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Facebook isn't the only Silicon Valley company that has expanded its footprint in the city.
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Any fashionista who cares about gender equality, should be equally mindful of their gender footprint.
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It's enormously energy intensive and doesn't biodegrade, making for a catastrophic carbon and environmental footprint.
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Small enough that three of these arcade machines have the same footprint as a desk.
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Are people who are concerned about global warming obliged to reduce their own carbon footprint?
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Legislation could leave just the footprint of the Capitol Building as the seat of government.
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Nonetheless, UM's footprint covers about 32% of the country's households and therefore has considerable scale.
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Do we truly understand what part of our digital footprint is owned by these companies?
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Wag is in more than 100 cities in the U.S. but has no international footprint.
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This will likely increase IBM's footprint in the public sector in the U.K., as well.
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And we have the No. 2164 social media footprint of any brand in the world.
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Presto is looking to supercharge their platform with the funding and rapidly expand their footprint.
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No, no, no — just the footprint of maintaining standing armies and militaries around the world.
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So yeah, I think we need to figure out ways to eliminate that carbon footprint.
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It's the giant, unavoidable footprint the entire project will leave on face of Australia's environment.
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They involve virtually no mechanical footprint while allowing skin to breathe and sweat as normal.
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And Fox has the largest social footprint among broadcast networks, with its 225 million followers.
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It is likely that investigators are looking at, among many other things, Ullah's digital footprint.
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Moreover, two-thirds of those deposits came from customers outside the bank's existing branch footprint.
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Once she learned more about the process, she began to reflect on humans' environmental footprint.
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"AI's carbon footprint is growing," he points out, underlining the environmental wastage of surveillance capitalism.
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The VA has a large and vital footprint in American medicine, and it's steadily growing.
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But as it expanded its footprint, the Bowery Mission also cut back on some efforts.
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So, they're basically brand new, only much cheaper and with less of a carbon footprint.
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AWARE Wildlife Center's mission "I think we leave a huge footprint as humans," said Ghadrdan.
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That in and of itself has an environmental footprint, as well as a financial cost.
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Drones and their occasional charging stations will disrupt far less and leave nearly no footprint.
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Is there a simple food choice I can make that would reduce my climate footprint?
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I plugged in numbers from a carbon-footprint calculator and … no, that couldn't be right.
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Several advocacy groups say that PetroVietnam's environmental due diligence underestimated the project's likely carbon footprint.
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There are also already people charging parents money to clean up their teenager's digital footprint.
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In the UK, the average carbon footprint is approximately nine tons a year of CO2.
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The size of our footprint is growing larger and our organization is growing more complex.
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The entire operation will be platinum LEED-certified and tries to have a light footprint.
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Elon Musk, for one, says there's a 70 percent chance that footprint will be his.
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Is this show — which essentially nobody but TV critics watched — going to leave a footprint?
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She had a footprint bigger than most people who are 70-, 80-, 90-years-old.
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Its goal is to reduce our plastic footprint and its destructive impact on our environment.
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Airbus, for instance, continuously works to improve the fuel efficiency, and thus the carbon footprint.
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Forever 21's real estate footprint is particularly large, with more than 815 stores globally.
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Recently, many corporations have worked to lower their carbon footprint to combat the climate crisis.
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That reduces their footprint in space and makes them relatively inexpensive to make and launch.
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In fact, it has a footprint of only 11.2-inches wide and 4.7-inches high.
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"I decided that tourism would be my way to grow my conservation footprint," he said.
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When he spots an unsettling footprint on her ceiling, a few more points get deducted.
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That&aposs why the banks with the biggest footprint of branches offer just 0.01% interest.
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But I don't ever see a future where we eliminating jet fuel from our footprint.
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And with less revenue coming in than expected, its human footprint had to be reduced.
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Its structure is made entirely of timber, which has a smaller carbon footprint than steel.
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The Pentagon is considering plans to reduce the US footprint in Afghanistan to 8,600 troops.
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Then, ethane cracking requires enormous amounts of power, with a concomitantly large greenhouse gas footprint.
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Resale and rentals are, of course, just one way to tackle fashion's enormous climate footprint.
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However, that carbon footprint is minuscule when compared to worse polluters like flying or driving.
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There's a lot of fear that the government will use their digital footprint against them.
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It has committed to halving the carbon footprint of the energy it sells by 2050.
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Reduce your carbon footprint by choosing public transportation when possible and using energy efficient appliances.
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The company says its members reduce their carbon footprint by 50% just by signing up.
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Make Greta Thunberg proud and learn green design practices to reduce your home's environmental footprint.
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The hotel generously celebrates nature by seeking to minimize its footprint in all ways possible.
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At this point, many see Lyft's smaller footprint and less diverse portfolio as a weakness.
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As of 2019, Mars' carbon footprint began to decline as our business continues to grow.
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And now they have become the light footprint, limited visibility go-to choice for policymakers.
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His $40 billion empire has an extensive Chinese footprint of factories producing components for Apple.
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The combination made the new Dean Foods a $10 billion company with a national footprint.
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The building's footprint will be 46 percent smaller than those of the separate offices combined.
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But his digital footprint leaves little doubt that anti-Semitism fueled his act of terror.
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Walmart has also invested a lot in digital while Amazon has boosted its physical footprint.
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The Move's larger footprint provides it with more volume and power than the Sonos One.
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Generally, they provide an economic incentive for countries or corporations to reduce their carbon footprint.
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The Play:1's compact footprint and affordable $199 price tag made it incredibly appealing.
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Find out how one company is leading the way to reduce cement's massive carbon footprint.
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Retailers are now focusing away from broadening their footprint to investing in technology and capabilities.
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Rondobras, based in Brazil's north region, will also expand Fortbras' footprint from the southeast region.
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It wasn't severely uncomfortable, but it never felt as big as its footprint would suggest.
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Among many things, this deal will provide Amazon a much more extensive real estate footprint.
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But I am doing everything I can to reduce the carbon footprint of my SUV.
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Last year, the online giant bought Whole Foods for $13.7 billion, expanding its physical footprint.
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His firm has a significant footprint in the markets, managing $266 billion in assets worldwide.
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That makes switching to cleaner vehicles imperative in further reducing America's carbon footprint, environmentalists say.
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Yet compared to most subjects, engineering's footprint in the K-28503 curriculum remains quite small.
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Climate change and society's expanding footprint are making this dynamic approach to conservation increasingly useful.
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And she's learned that going on a container ship would have the smallest carbon footprint.
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And over 8,200 have signed an open letter to Bezos to lower Amazon's carbon footprint.
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Travelers' tickets were printed with information about the journey's reduced carbon footprint compared with cars.
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"Bitcoin's energy consumption and carbon footprint heavily depends on mining revenues," de Vries told me.
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Or I need to have a social media footprint that proves I'm a cop hater.
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Just being able to turn that global footprint into something meaningful on a local basis.
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"Early 2019, it was decided to set a Net Carbon Footprint target for 20193 of 2-3 percent lower than our 2016 Net Carbon Footprint of 79 grams of CO2 equivalent per megajoule," Shell said in its 2018 annual report, which was released on Thursday.
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His social media footprint Pagourtzis has a social media footprint that included an image of a custom T-shirt emblazoned with the words, "BORN TO KILL" posted on Facebook and several images of a black duster jacket with Nazi, communist, fascist and religious symbols.
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"There are thousands of people starting small, micro, or boutique flower farms around North America in all 50 states and probably every province who are trying to keep what they're growing entirely local and have zero [carbon] footprint, or a small footprint," Prinzing said.
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While the site used to say that "many companies monitor their carbon emissions and establish inventories or overall 'carbon footprint' to help decision makers identify the best strategies for reducing climate impacts," it now focuses on fuel consumption, sustainability, environmental footprint and similar terminology.
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Paris is a tiny city — it's smaller than San Francisco when it comes to geographical footprint.
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Between condominiums and rental units, that's around 2000-plus apartments, plus a relatively significant retail footprint.
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The New Studio (above) is on its original footprint across the lawn from the artist's home.
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"Heavy objects generate footprint-like deformations which stabilize the objects on the slopes," the paper explains.
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Industry sources said there was growing interest among copper consumers in lowering their overall carbon footprint.
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Noble will also form a partnership with ADFG to expand its footprint in the Middle East.
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Some places looking to attract the vacation crowd are working to combat their growing carbon footprint.
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The researchers found that vegetarians had roughly half the food-related carbon footprint of meat eaters.
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Take a big step towards reducing your carbon footprint with a free subscription to Arcadia Power.
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Despite the proliferation of its artists, Greece's worldwide footprint in electronic music has been comparatively minor.
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The gamble appears to have paid off and Everbright International's global footprint has since grown significantly.
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As a result, the far-left's online footprint is significantly smaller than the far-right's. Antifa
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It's footprint is only slightly larger than the 42-millimeter Apple Watch, and only slightly thicker.
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I have one for my eldest daughter—her footprint, with her name and date of birth.
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The system is actually recessed directly into the system, giving the drone an even smaller footprint.
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MacBook Air has 2100% smaller footprint and is 2200% thinner and weighs 22018 lbs #appleevent pic.twitter.
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But it's also an incredible feeling to be able to have such a footprint with Flamingo.
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It has since shrunk store footprint to a little over 400 through multiple rounds of closures.
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That agreement also gives Waymo a service partner with a national footprint, but that's not all.
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Sound-wise, this speaker is also much better than I was expecting for its small footprint.
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The footprint of our prototype that we demonstrated is about the same as a small car.
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The problems won't "evaporate," but they might be a bit more manageable within a smaller footprint.
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The footprint was first discovered in 2010 by a student at the Universidad Austral of Chile.
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However, the firm is already looking ahead on how to develop and enhance its international footprint.
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"The footprint that we've had in other countries is not really all that diplomatic," she said.
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" He said that Tetra Pak is "always looking to reduce the environmental footprint of their packages.
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He said EDF was committed to curbing its total carbon footprint by 40 percent by 2030.
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Apple's retail footprint gives the company all sorts of advantages when it comes to consumer outreach.
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That being said, the slightly smaller footprint is a bad trade for the irremovable lens cover.
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So it's not like Tyler didn't leave some sort of footprint on the office, however small.
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Money and Qiwi, which will give it a stronger footprint in India, Africa, Russia and beyond.
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The ACE concept provides special operations forces an opportunity to produce lethality with a smaller footprint.
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Carbon footprint refers to the amount of CO2 produced, usually during the manufacture of a product.
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The human footprint generally refers to land taken up by humans for urbanization and agricultural purposes.
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The company literally moved mountains—excavating parts of the Nevada foothills to fit its massive footprint.
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It will have a larger footprint than Vatican City, which is about 33 million square feet.
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Walmart and Target continue to open, to expand their footprint and continue to attract more brands.
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Conservatively estimated, the 56,000 annual tourist flights have a carbon footprint greater than 0003,000 metric tons.
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He wanted to downsize the bank's real-estate footprint and asked her opinion on desk sharing.
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Increasing its domestic footprint or expanding its already growing international sector could be an easy avenue.
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Not even the greatest depths of the ocean are spared from our impressively depressing garbage footprint.
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This is critical to building an app business, Facebook points out, because of mobile's growing footprint.
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Brazil has the sixth largest climate pollution footprint, largely due to its unsustainable land use practices.
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Bimbo in recent years has expanded into China, India and Morocco, while growing its U.S. footprint.
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Creator's burger bot is a trolley-sized unit that has a footprint of two square metres.
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The company had bought peer Host Europe Group in December to expand its footprint in Europe.
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Unlike WeWork, Naked Hub has utilized partnerships with real estate development groups to expand its footprint.
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Despite its massive footprint, the X7 quietly dispatches with bumps and undulations without fuss or discomfort.
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This allowed Walmart to widen its footprint to 30 U.S. cities, it said at the time.
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Aetna's pullback followed similar moves by UnitedHealth Group and Humana to sharply shrink their Obamacare footprint.
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