It's lush with bioluminescent plant life, but there are few animals.
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You get carbon capture in plant life where you couldn't before.
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Large areas of the ocean have sunlight but little plant life.
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Human organs meld with the vines and roots of disparate plant life.
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It stores some 90 billion tons of carbon in its plant life.
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It's slightly larger than Earth, and there's copious plant life on the surface.
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These wetlands are active — albeit slow-moving — waterways with native animal and plant life.
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And the more recent lack of sheep has allowed other plant life to thrive.
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The dietary habits of elephants, for example, transform swaths of plant-life into dung.
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Nitrogen-rich feces would potentially build up, choking plant life and preventing new growth.
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The gardens at Morikami are informed as much by religion as by plant life.
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They have moved most plant life from floodable patches of land to portable pots.
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He was often inspired by the plant life of places without necessarily visiting them.
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A spring 2014 brush fire above the Camarillo Springs neighborhood burned off all plant life.
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Central Florida is all creeping plant life, juicy and teeming, ready to suck up everything.
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People will be embracing plant life with floral-infused foods and drinks, according to Yelp.
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This airborne filth can drift for miles and miles, stinging nostrils and killing plant life.
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This beautifully illustrated book by Phaidon celebrates the richness and diversity of the world's plant life.
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Adding plant life into a workspace is a cheap way to make it feel more vibrant.
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This is not the first time that plant life has been successfully nourished on the ISS.
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During this transition, Kelly began to make observational crayon and ink line drawings of plant life.
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Employing Crispr for gene-editing has the potential to radically change human, animal and plant life.
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We have a ceremony to give thanks for the new plant life and the new season.
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Murray's bright, cartoony renderings of mesas, desert, canyons and plant life in Utah are undeniably tantalizing.
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It's rare to look at the ocean and see strong indications of life—even plant life.
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The animals were likely living on the older nearby islands, which have plenty of plant life.
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In some plots, more than half of the plant life consisted of domesticated trees and palms.
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Earth was largely inhospitable then because ash clouds blocked sunlight, cooling the planet and destroying plant life.
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Oviraptoridae fed primarily on the types of tough, low-growing plant life that thrives in arid climates.
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Visitors can take off their shoes and wade through the water, mysteriously not disturbing the plant life.
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The plant life glows blue and green and red, and multiple paths stretch out in different directions.
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That's true of Abbas Akhavan's bronze casts of plant life from around the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.
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The effect of trees and plants As animals disperse and die, plant life too will be impacted.
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It is the best place for studying the PTME and its influence on animal and plant life histories.
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There are realistic Polaroid-style photos depicting abandoned landscapes, mutated plant-life, and a curious panther named Gloria.
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It's beautiful in a different way: a seemingly unending desert with towering plant life the color of blood.
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I try to be stealthy, and use the copious plant life to hide, but it never lasts long.
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It takes plant life both as an object of scientific investigation, and as an aesthetic jumping-off point.
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Whether this applies to plant life has long been controversial, but recent research suggests how it might work.
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"This is a power plant life-extension rule masquerading as a climate rule," said one former federal official.
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If you're unschooled in marine biology, you see a coral reef as an unusual form of plant life.
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The titular "savage planet" is a colorful and lively place, filled with fantastical alien creatures and plant life.
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Urban plant-life truly illustrates the truth behind one of the world's oldest adages: Nature abhors a vacuum.
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Now, think about the plant life in this conjured climate: the palms, ferns, and fronds swaying in the breeze.
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They also warned about insider sabotage of vital plant life lines, which could release the core's deadly radioactive contents.
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The ozone layer, a fragile shield of gas, protects animal and plant life on Earth from powerful UV rays.
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There also may be consequences for plant life, including lower crop yields and disruptions in the ocean's food chain.
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Yes, the city is plagued by sulfur dioxide emissions that endanger plant life, discolor snow and reduce life expectancy.
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Longer, warmer summers are changing plant life in the interior, and are bound to affect the lives of insects.
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In short, it's a 15-minute waltz of plant life and fireworks shot in super high-definition at nighttime.
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In fact, the company uses temperature-changing lights, moveable "green walls" with plant life, and air-quality-control monitors.
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The company's Manhattan office features temperature-changing lights, movable "green walls" with plant life, and air quality control monitors.
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She turns from ghostly white to yellow, flashes deep red, then goes mottled green and bumpy like plant life.
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When this nitrogen combines with water, it creates ammonium, which feeds ocean plant life, such as algae, Esbaugh explains.
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In more typical wildfire cycles, the vegetation that burns is usually replaced by the same type of plant life.
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Right now, global plant life handily gobbles up between 25 and 30 percent of the world's annual CO2 emissions.
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Trouble is, basaltic lava is basically devoid of nitrogen—a natural fertilizer of both terrestrial and aquatic plant life.
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Playing a vital role in our plant life and ecological world, insects have been around for over 400 million years.
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" Ultimately, Mast's vision is for Bloomscape to be involved in "plant life in every area of the home and garden.
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Drier conditions everywhere Climate change has created conditions conducive to fueling the fires -- such as drier air and plant life.
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The wild plants grow all over the place, their roots mingling with the surrounding herbs and plant life around them.
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Sunlight provides energy for plankton and seagrass and other marine plant life, ultimately supporting a broad and diverse food web.
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They both speak with an obvious, fresh enthusiasm for Witch Mountain, as renewed as the vibrant plant life surrounding us.
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It's hard to ignore the soothing effect of plant life, even when it's being used to sell you a product.
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Cast in the role of game host, teachers introduce a multiple-choice quiz — on, say, plant life or English grammar.
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His students also won an award from the Royal Society of Chemistry after using local plant life to generate electricity.
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So I'm particularly thankful for YouTuber Joe Blowe, who recently posted this video about the plant life in Antioch Dunes, California.
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But when the colonists crash-land on a planet named Pax, their focus becomes surviving among the planet's hostile plant-life.
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As the fire burns trees and other plant life it causes the water inside them to evaporate into the rising air.
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Like a soldier trying to sneak up on the enemy, this crab uses local undersea plant life to hide amongst it.
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It can seem facile to fall back on plant life to express your commitment to sustainability and it is, a bit.
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The science club also won an award from the Royal Society of Chemistry after using local plant life to generate electricity.
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I'd been interested in plant life as an environmental studies major at the University of Vermont with a focus on botany.
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The dinner was made up of a range of invasive species, insects, plant life from the sea, and organ meats—all to make a point: We humans are eating in a way that is artificially limited and, instead, we should be eating animals and plant life that will help maintain and promote the life of our planet.
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Enter Ivenoven, a baker in Jakarta, Indonesia who makes desserts inspired by plant life — bouquets, terrariums, and even the ever-trendy succulent.
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The plan is for plant life to take over the manmade framework, leaving the lush, green supertrees looking surreal and all-natural.
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Together the items describe the re-emergence of plant life, which may have been a crucial factor in the evolution of mammals.
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Bioengineering: How will we use biotechnology, including synthetic biology, to create food, fuel, and useful chemicals using engineered bacteria and plant life?
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The 3 Plants You Need To Welcome SummerTrust us, you don't need a green thumb to enjoy a little seasonal plant life.
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Beyond that, the act of taking care of and tending to plant life provides a unique set of other mental health benefits.
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Plant life is rigged with motion-triggered sound effects created by Mystic Circuits and Tenkaii Kariya and a soundscape by Andy Milad.
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The Huascarán is the country's highest peak, and the park is also home to 135 species of birds and diverse plant life.
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As plant life evolved and spread, oxygen continued to accumulate in our atmosphere, until eventually, there was enough to support complex animals.
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You are lucky to have found any green at all: only 1 percent of the Antarctic is able to host plant life.
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Giant concrete buildings curve and settle into the canyon, while around 80 year-round citizens suffuse it with plant life and personality.
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I even spoke with a climatologist at Berkeley to learn how the lack of sun would affect plant life, bird life, etc.
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Others have been spotted walking, and allowing their dogs to walk off-leash, through sensitive meadow areas, risking damage to plant life.
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By incorporating trees and plant life in urban architecture, the trees both assist in absorbing carbon dioxide and in producing more oxygen.
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Cloud Forest and another exhibit called Flower Dome are twin exhibits that teach patrons about the diversity of plant life outside of Singapore.
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Mr. Mabey's highly entertaining book, "The Cabaret of Plants: Forty Thousand Years of Plant Life and the Human Imagination," is a welcome corrective.
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But, considering just how much plant life is growing and blooming during this time of year, choosing the right plants can be overwhelming.
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You can get Iron from any of the rocks on the ground around you and Carbon from nearby trees or other plant life.
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The greenery-filled space brims with luscious plant life and sports a ceiling garden and a coworking space set in an indoor forest.
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The surrounding environment will have dual purpose benches/planters and in them the plant life will be selected to reference Shirley's Caribbean heritage.
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That means it's been almost 300 days since he's experienced all the magnificent nature and plant life that planet Earth has to offer.
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It looks like the exact opposite of the sac venom planet: green; full of swaying trees; strange, spiky plant life; and sandy beaches.
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In 2015, while making photographs "about a vaguely extraterrestrial sentient landscape," a professor prompted Roxana Azar to create plant life from another planet.
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The gardens also include acres of palms, oaks and wildflowers that give a visitor a sense of the diversity of Florida's plant life.
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There is very little separation between mammal and plant life, between Suter and the sapote palms and the monarch butterflies in her garden.
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Although less plant life means less photosynthesis (and therefore less CO2 being converted to oxygen) in the short term, vegetation eventually grows back.
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The Atlantic reports that if there were plant life on the planet, it would probably be crimson-colored to best absorb the rays.
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For a project called Life Responds, the California Academy of Sciences wants field reports about how animals and plant life react during the eclipse.
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The space, inside the Hotel Kabuki, is stunning, with an extravagance of plant life and light, all smooth, bare surfaces of concrete and wood.
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The planets themselves look lush and beautiful, with strange creatures and fully-realized plant life, making these worlds seem eerily similar to our own.
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According to my scanner, the unmoving ones on the surface are actually a kind of plant life, while those in the sky are animals.
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His new film, Undisturbed Places, expertly frames crystal clear stars with Africa's exotic landscapes and plant life in four minutes of truly wowing footage.
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Ms. Gray was trying to understand how climate change was affecting plant life, and traveled to Ethiopia to attend a meeting about her research.
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Carbon dioxide is a necessary nutrient for plant life, acting as the catalyst for the most essential energy conversion process on planet earth: photosynthesis.
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Overheard Turtleneck, $98, available at ADAYADAY's plant-based collection, Plant Life, is a small set of sustainably produced essentials made from beechwood tree fibers.
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The visual dimension of "Cornucopia" elaborates on that mythic vision, conjuring exotic plant life and animal forms on which Björk's face is sometimes superimposed.
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But it can be toxic to fish, Mr. Matousek said, by causing underwater plant life to grow and choke the oxygen from the water.
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Every spring we have a traditional night and a traditional game when we do our planting ceremony, when all the plant life comes back.
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"Rushes on banks?" connotes some sort of financial panic, but today it refers to plant life on the banks of a body of water.
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"For a long time, I've been fascinated by fake representations of plant life, especially those used for commercial or decorative purposes," Percoco told Hyperallergic.
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Jared Rosenbaum and his wife, Rachel, are in charge here and they're replanting New Jersey's native plant life—white water lilies, irises, cardinal flowers, hibiscus.
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Upon landing, they discover that the planet is already home to a potentially sentient form of plant life, which sees the newcomers as a threat.
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The logic behind seizing and destroying food items is pretty obvious, as contaminants found in animal and plant life can wreak havoc on Canadian agriculture.
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A fragile shield of gas around the planet, the ozone layer protects animal and plant life from the powerful ultraviolet (UV) rays of the sun.
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Coated with holographic film on the outside, the futuristic "half-elliptical architecture" has an inner shell displaying a 360° video collage of colorful plant life.
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Both drone noises can be interpreted, in a glass-half-full way, as testaments to botanical presence, amplified sonic evidence of ordinarily undetectable plant life.
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Taaffe often gets his images, which have ranged from parts of Samurai armor to architectural details to rare forms of plant life, from specialized sources.
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Michael Flomen's first photographs were made with the light of fireflies, inspiring a series of work that converses with rain water, earth, and plant life.
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The government said Britain wanted to maintain its own autonomous sanitary and phytosanitary regime to protect public, animal and plant life and health and the environment.
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Changing temperatures and humidity levels paired with vacations or business trips can limit the variety of plant-life that most people can sustain in their homes.
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One interesting urban concept is the Liuzhou Forest City: The "living" buildings are infused with plant life intended to "eat" smog and cut down on pollution.
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Once we've hit the 600 million year mark, Earth will be mostly uninhabitable due to numerous likely events including 99 percent of plant life being dead.
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The film "The Martian" popularized the idea of growing plant-life on the Red Planet, and according to Armstrong, it's not beyond the realms of possibility.
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The Cerrado's plant life is a major carbon sink and its preservation is considered vital to Brazilian efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions and global warming.
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More recently, she's seen how dedicated young collectors are making their homes hospitable to plant life, kitting out their living rooms with grow lights and foggers.
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Mary and Elizabeth are surrounded by detailed plant life, flowers and animals both real and imaginary, images of rich fertility all around them, she pointed out.
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Not only is it a successful way to add a little plant life to your home, but Disney mugs look far more exciting than traditional planters.
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Multiple attempts to reach park service representatives with questions regarding long-term effects of the shutdown on wildlife, plant life, and research projects, have gone unanswered.
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"Here in Switzerland, where there is greenery everywhere and overgrowth in vegetation has seen my sculptures consumed in plant-life as well," Worth explains The Creators Project.
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Through a morbid combination of procedures requiring chloroform, spatulas, scissors and chemistry equipment, they analyzed specific chemical dietary markers for animal meat, natural plant life, and bait.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The spread of pests and pathogens that damage plant life could cost global agriculture $540 billion a year, according to a report published on Thursday.
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By burning or removing about 40% of tree and plant-life in these areas, the Forest Service wants to do more than put extra water in reservoirs.
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You have to have an IQ two points under plant life now to still believe that there&aposs some sort of Trump collusion going on right now.
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DIA allocated a whopping $650,000 for the removal of the installation, which mimics ancient ruins alive with plant life and flowing water in the airport's C concourse.
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There is gorgeous plant life everywhere, and you can hear various creatures from the movie making noise in the brush, as if they're just out of sight.
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Research suggests that farmers should improve their practices by producing resilient crops along with more fragile varieties of plant life, keep soil nutrient-rich and optimize irrigation.
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Over the past few months, he's been adventuring outside of his pastel color palette comfort zone, as well as more complex patterns like hair and plant life.
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Some experts say climate change has created the conditions conducive to feeding fires -- such as drier air and plant life, contributing to more days of extreme fires.
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Their plans include a two-story hothouse of prehistoric plant life, exhibition rooms and research facilities, and a vault from which valuable Australian opals will be sold.
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Photosynthesis all but stopped, killing most of the plant life, extinguishing the phytoplankton in the oceans, and causing the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere to plummet.
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It said the EU as a whole was not on track to meet goals for halting the loss of diversity of animal and plant life by 2020.
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The storm's 185 mile-per-hour winds and water stripped away plant life across the entirety of St. John and St. Thomas and, according to USVI Gov.
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The beauty of incorporating more trees and plant life in urban architecture is that the trees both assist in absorbing carbon dioxide and in producing more oxygen.
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In court, Christo argued that he had taken every step possible to prevent long-term damage to the river, land around it, or animal or plant life.
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Average temperatures could be above the freezing point of water for significant regions during portions of the year, enabling the growth of plant life in the open.
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If you're keen on mixing the season's holiday decor with plant life, you might as well keep an eye out for the aforementioned yoga-inspired skeleton succulents.
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They start from the understanding that healthy soil teems with more than a billion microorganisms per teaspoon and the behavior of those organisms facilitates hardy plant life.
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Related: Art Simulates a Dance with Plant Life in New York A Parade for the Return of Art's Native Son 10,000 Stacked Photos Create Insanely Detailed Insect Portraits
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George Poinar Jr. pieces together clues about animal and plant life in the past by studying specimens trapped in amber at the Oregon State University College of Science.
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Texturally interesting and captivating from afar, Miranda shares he's frequently outdoors, as a means to preserve the sensation of warm weather and bursting plant life for colder times.
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The SMA is also drawing up charges against the operation for delivering incomplete information to authorities regarding nearby plant life, water extraction and well levels, the papers reported.
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How in the entire world do people take this spindly, piney, aggressively textured piece of plant life and carve it into the fruit-salad star that it is?
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Meadows are vital for deer, coyote, and bears, for numerous birds, and for a multitude of smaller creatures, all of which depend upon the diversity of plant life.
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Now, it's filled with 40 different types of trees, and visitors can take swan boats out onto the lake to see the plant life from a different angle.
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Naturally, many scientists say the collision contributed to the demise of the dinosaurs, in which a prolonged "impact winter" made it difficult for animal and plant life to survive.
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Mr Mehling reckons such border adjustments may be legal; World Trade Organisation anti-discrimination rules favour products that are "necessary to protect human, animal or plant life or health".
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Through the digital project, viewers can not only witness his dynamic depictions of animal and plant life, but also delve into his color code that gave them their vibrancy.
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Unless you read the wall text, it would be hard to discern that every element of animal or plant life in the painting is either nearing extinction or endangered.
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LA-based singer QUIÑ has made her mark by illustrating her visuals with alternate fantasy worlds, filled with sprawling plant life, vibrant color, and bodies shimmering in the light.
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New Australian app Plant Life Balance uses AR to help you "try before you buy," and create a tangible shopping list of plants to take to your local nursery.
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But Plant Life Balance, with no e-commerce element or affiliated nursery to speak of, seems to be more concerned with the health and environmental contribution of its users.
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Some examples it gave include using iPads to do fieldwork on plant life in biology classes, teach marching band formations and provide clinical instruction at the Wexner Medical Center.
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The elevator is lined with tree bark, mossy plant life is outside each room's door, and even room keys are made from a small slice of a tree branch.
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In Oscar Oiwa's 360º installation, Dreams of a Sleeping World, rippling circles resemble hundreds of eyeballs, rabbits emerge from black voids, and plant life springs out of stippled marks.
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These motifs are profuse in "Unknown Pleasures," where a field of blue plant life is bisected by a smooth rising path leading toward a white-topped Fuji-like peak.
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The first planet they come to is inhabited by sentient plant life which have mastered the secrets of levitation and which "speak color" (a fun idea somewhat unsatisfyingly explained here).
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The books cover concrete topics with practical applications, such as how to switch jobs, and more abstract ones too, such as influential visual art and the mysteries of plant life.
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The underwater plant life is dense and rich, and I figure at the very least I should be able to find some rare resources to make this trip worth it.
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A more recent report of the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation predicts minimal consequences for the biota animal and plant life of the Fukushima region.
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Egypt's agricultural quarantine authority has argued that even trace amounts of ergot can contaminate plant life and give the fungus a foothold to flourish where it does not exist now.
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You can keep pushing back the planet's aggressive plant life, but the harder you push, the more the more your cities are besieged by massive armies of psychic mind-worms.
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Hearthstone: Journey to Un'Goro is bringing 135 new cards to Blizzard's online competitive card game in early April, including dangerous dinosaurs, predatory plant life, elite elementals and a volatile volcano.
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She has an ancient-looking book of herbal remedies; I don't know where she got that from, but the remedies are specific to the plant life of that specific area.
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With the spiky variety of plant life identified, its uses catalogued, and its safe passage back to California accounted for, Snoop Dogg's expedition into the wilderness came to a close.
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Yemen declared a state of emergency on Thursday for Socotra, which lies between southern Yemen and the Horn of Africa and is renowned for its unique animal and plant life.
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You learn that the island was once a pretty normal city until a meteor destroyed the whole thing and started to cause mutations in both people and the plant life.
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In the Adirondacks, acid rain was destroying aquatic and plant life — a result of power plant emissions that had blown hundreds of miles east, from as far west as Ohio.
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Even though it's at the northern extremity of Palliser's Triangle, a rain-shadowed arid region that reaches up from about the Mojave Desert, plant life is abundant except for trees.
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The land in southeast Louisiana was built up over thousands of years from sediment washed down by the Mississippi River and anchored by plant life in the marshes and wetlands.
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It's possible that the hurricane's winds snatched and tore at the islands' plant life, leaving the bare ground more exposed to the satellite's camera, Kathryn Hansen writes for NASA's Earth Observatory.
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"Sea ice also affects the polar ecosystem, including penguins and whales and seals, petrels and albatrosses, krill, and a whole range of additional animals and marine plant life," Parkinson told CNN.
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According to its website, the suit has a built-in "biomix," made up of mushrooms and other microorganisms that help decompose the body, "neutralize toxins" and transfer nutrients to plant life.
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Since the turn of the century, exports of plants from the Netherlands—by far the world's biggest producer of plant life—have increased from $6bn in 2000 to $9bn in 2016.
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Ecologist Thomas Lovejoy explained to the National Geographic that with the loss of plant life, the area can become drier, which in turn can lead to more deforestation — and more fires.
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The remote region of Kauai is known for its biodiversity, thanks to cliffs that make the region inaccessible to the humans and goats that pose a threat to local plant life.
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While on trip to Israel on Sunday, the chef channeled his inner Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson by sampling the "local plant life" and enjoying an early morning workout with his brother.
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TL;DR: The Miracle-Gro indoor gardening system allows even those confined to interior spaces the chance to grow plant life right in their homes — it's $115 off on Amazon today.
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Farzankia's paintings are instantly appealing: Simple, figurative compositions of androgynous bodies, birds, plant life and obscure symbols, rendered in bright pop palettes, they are well suited to the age of Instagram.
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Maria Uriarte, a professor in the department of ecology, evolution and environmental biology at Columbia University, is trying to understand how Hurricane Maria in 2017 altered plant life in Puerto Rico.
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Other levels would include a kitchen, a garden for growing plant-life, a level for exercising and other recreational activities, and four "sleepy pods" — private living quarters with a bed and desk.
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She not only imbues them with that gradual taper that gives most plant life its Fibonacci orchestrations, she simultaneously reconfigures them like tentacles capable of communicating, not by feel but by gesture.
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The beauty of horticultural therapy is that it gives people who may not have access to nature — such as those living in cities or apartments — the opportunity to engage with plant life.
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It can fly over crops to look for diseased plant life, for instance, or to inspect oil and gas lines to make sure there are no trees growing over an important pipe.
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Gill received her PhD in 2012, with a dissertation that examined the impact of the extinction of giant Pleistocene animals on plant life, based on surveys of pollen deposits in lake sediments.
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One of the facilities found there is in fact a vivarium, and one that Veidt filled with plant life from around the world that couldn't otherwise exist in the harsh Antarctic climate.
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Surendra Singh Negi is the state's minister for alternative medicine, and he says he is worried that continued forest fires in the Himalayas may be wiping out rare and valuable plant life.
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The minimal look of soft neutral white and beige fabrics alongside leafy green plant life and reclaimed driftwood was light and calming and made me feel transported to a remote island oasis.
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Propped up on a pedestal of lake water and stocks of green plant life, a Ninja Gaiden samurai sword pierces the hull of a red head piece taken from the Gundam franchise.
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Studies into the effects of more plant life in cities shows decreased depression and crime rates … Add to that the research into the healing properties of music, and you have a winning combination.
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According to Coeio, the suit has built-in mushrooms and other microorganisms that work together to do this, as well as neutralize toxins found in the body and transfer nutrients to plant life.
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Plant life also was hit hard by the global environmental catastrophe that followed the crash of the six-mile-wide (10-km) asteroid off Mexico's coast, with new forms evolving in the aftermath.
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It's wildly exceeded my expectations for what was possible in the physical world, from floating mountains to all the exotic plant life faithfully reproduced and of course getting to fly on a banshee.
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Pass that knowledge along with this botany kit that allows kids to explore horticulture while learning about the inner workings of plant life cycles (and grow some leafy greens while they're at it).
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You can assess your current "plant-life balance" (how many rooms you have, how many plants), then use AR to drop in over 90 plant recommendations, and get an analysis of their benefits.
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This year's series of winter storms produced an abundance of grasses and other plant life in wildlands throughout the state, and that vegetation could add to the fire risk this summer and fall.
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Most components in a coal-fired power plant will show wear and tear as a result of prolonged operation and eventually need replacing ("Coal-fired electric power plant life extension", Martin Marietta, 1986).
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Climate change may make things worse Climate change is not directly causing the fires to spread quickly, but it has created conditions conducive to feeding fires -- such as drier air and plant life.
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To prepare the land for shooting, it is drained and dried out, destroying swathes of plant life and while mountain hares and predators such as hen harriers were often illegally culled, Labour said.
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Instead, it is leading the fight to keep the existing zoning laws in place, to prevent the housing from being constructed on the premise that it would cast shadows damaging to plant life.
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Her contributions will include a spherical sculpture embedded with plant fossils from the Eocene epoch and living plant life, as well as a window display of photographs focusing on the industrial supply chain.
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If we consider the surface of the cell to be soil, then glycans would be the wonderfully diverse plant-life and foliage that sprout up and bring color and identity to the cell.
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He can talk for hours about carbon sequestration — the trapping of global-warming-causing gases in plant life and in the soil — or the science of the beneficial microbes that enrich his land.
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Her character is sensibly named in light of the couple's frequent chats about plant life (honeysuckle, for starters), which by the play's conclusion make the very mention of clematis resound with erotic longing.
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" Sayaka Kenbe, lead artist: "In the beginning there was also the concept of using the items you find in the field — you can gather different kinds of nuts and living things and plant life.
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Dabs of green here and there represent patches of plant life, but the landscape is dominated by concrete and metal, materials that will take hundreds, possibly thousands of years to return to the Earth.
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Researchers from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Brigham and Women's Hospital compared risk of death with the amount of plant life and vegetation near the homes of more than 100,000 women.
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A future Mars colony could even create a taste of home by building enclosed glass domes with plant life inside, where humans could walk around without space-suits, much like a park on Earth.
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On the two occasions Bree left her bedroom, the plant life was consistent with what you'd find in L.A. Background music from local bands that hadn't broken out of the area didn't help either.
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The discussion was part of a larger strategy to incorporate the hurricane into lesson plans, both to help students cope and to help teach subjects like climate change, geography, plant life and the ocean.
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The bison wander freely on the 75-square-mile island, though the Catalina Island Conservancy, which cares for them, has tried to keep them away from precious plant life on the island's west end.
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I sneak out for a few minutes to snap some photos of the gigantic plant life, and then I head back to the skies, hoping the third planet will satiate my need to explore nature.
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On Baffin Island, part of the Canadian territory of Nunavut, melting glaciers have revealed plant life that's been trapped under ice for 2115,2000 years, according to a new study published to Nature Communications on Friday.
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It also influences our perception of animal and plant life — the "vulnerable, voiceless creatures, pushed to the margins, whose dignity is radically inconvenient for human beings who have power over them," as Mr. Camosy writes.
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Speaking to Mashable previously, Currumbin Wildlife Hospital's Dr Michael Pyne said the heat and lack of rain has resulted in less plant life, causing koalas and other native wildlife to die of starvation and dehydration.
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Eric Barone's Stardew Valley has arguably taken agronomy to the video game masses while the upcoming, adorable-looking Ooblets looks to mix similar small town roleplaying with Pokémon-esque monster rearing and its own plant life.
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The Lisama 158 well, which was in the process of being shut down because of low production, leaked crude into a ravine over a three-week period, contaminating the water and affecting animal and plant life.
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Over the previous two years, Green said she had struggled to build her knowledge of the country's plant life, having arrived with an expert knowledge of the flora back in England, where she worked cataloguing flowers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - One in five types of plant worldwide is at risk of extinction from threats such as farming and logging that are wrecking many habitats, a first global overview of plant life said on Tuesday.
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The famed art collective enchants visitors with their latest project described as "an office where animals live" and floods a dark space with natural plant life and tiny pointillist lights which form a menagerie of wildlife.
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And it's not just about the loss of animals and lush plant life: As biodiversity erodes, people will suffer — primarily those living in poverty or nations that overwhelmingly rely on agriculture and fishing for their livelihood.
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In future research, he hopes to find out why vegetarian crocodyliforms didn't last past the end of the Cretaceous; the answer may relate to cooling climates, changes in plant life or competition with mammals, he said.
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The biggest discovery was a site in North Dakota that preserved a jumble of fossilized fish and plant life that may have been thrown together by a tsunami on the very day of the meteorite strike.
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In recent weeks, however, and following an agriculture ministry-led study that concluded ergot could pose a threat to plant life, the quarantine's strict position has been formally adopted by every major institution overseeing the ergot rules.
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Lying between the Arabian Peninsula and Horn of Africa, Socotra island, best known for its otherworldly plant life, appeared far from the war until the UAE troops arrived, in a landing reported by Yemeni officials and media.
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With the euphoric "Sip My Ocean" (1996), Ms. Rist revels in water and its plant life, forsakes the monitor for the walls or objects, or takes to the floor or ceiling, moving toward ever more immersive installations.
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Though a bit more compact than its Brooklyn Bridge location, all the details are just as intentional and well-executed, from the reclaimed wood furniture in the lobby to the lush plant life ensconced within guest rooms.
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A recurring pattern of rippling, oblique circles resemble hundreds of eyeballs that follow you through the dream space; rabbits emerge from black voids, plant life springs out of stippled marks, and reptilian creatures emerge from hatched lines.
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Instead of applying general protections for threatened species, the new rule would tailor guidelines for each individual animal or plant life -- a change that concerns conservation advocates, who believe it will lead to an even longer backlog.
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The artist, Michael Flomen, tells me that the piece, "Two Step" (2004) was part of a series of breakthrough images for him — photograms that are in conversation with natural elements such as rain water, earth, and plant life.
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In areas where it likes to grow, such as open woodlands or alongside rivers and steams, the giant hogweed, which can reach heights of 20 feet, quickly crowds out the surrounding plant life and deprives them of precious sunlight.
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Acid mine drainage (AMD) results from the outflow of acidic water from mines, and often affected water supplies develop pH levels similar to those of battery acid, rendering the water harmful to humans as well animal and plant life.
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Verdant air emanates from a dreamy jungle of plant life; neon light bounces around mirrored surfaces; luminous plexiglass constructions pop out from every direction; and unplaceable music is punctuated by the random zing of a fairy wand sound effect.
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Just days after China revealed a cotton seed had sprouted on a lunar lander and become what was possibly the first plant life to grow on Earth's nearest neighbor, scientists ended the experiment when they shut down power remotely.
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"We should all embrace each others' conservation stories," said Utteridge, who cited the example that efforts to save the Sumatran tiger could also stop a habitat that is rich in plant life from being turned into oil palm plantations.
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Though the permafrost has been thawing in recent years, the carbon it releases is usually taken up by plant life growing in the summer, so the Arctic has not been a contributor to climate change — until now, that is.
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Instead of overcoming nature, it reinforces it, promoting the propagation of plant life to return carbon to the soil that was there in the first place — until destructive agricultural practices prompted its release into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide.
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Rather than marking the land like some land artists of the 1970s, like Michael Heizer and his metal or stone objects, Webster instead shapes the soil itself, nurturing plant life as a living installation that will grow and transform.
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And we see the girl's father, Eddy, a corpse standing over his bathroom sink with roots woven through his entire body, a tangle of plant life thrusting out of his open mouth like a stream of leafy vomit frozen in midair.
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In Pyronauts, aliens arrive promising to fix some of our biggest problems, but they accidentally unleash a fungus that quickly kills all plant life on Earth, prompting teams of "pyronauts" to incinerate contaminated areas and leaving a broken and uninhabitable planet.
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The film stars Ray Wise as Alec Holland, a scientist whose covert, government-funded work on the untapped potential of plant life — as both a food source and a bioweapon — draws the attention of a megalomaniac, Anton Arcane (Louis Jourdan).
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Seawater will also be desalinated to extract both salt and fresh water, and the humidity of the greenhouses will be used to spur the growth of new plant life outside the facility, in the hope of regenerating a wider ecosystem.
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There are many methods we might use to remove CO2 from the air, from the low-tech -- simply planting more trees -- to the speculative -- adding iron to the oceans to speed the uptake of atmospheric CO2 by microscopic plant life.
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That's one sign of how genuinely complex the process would be to fairly and deeply scrutinize factors such as impact on water and air quality, drinking water supply, wetlands, generation and storage of waste, endangered species, plant life and cultural resources.
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They compared risk of death with the amount of plant life and vegetation near the women's homes and found that women living in the greenest areas had a 12% lower death rate than women living in the least green areas.
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"This is a power plant life-extension rule masquerading as a climate rule," said Kate Konschnik, a Bush-era Department of Justice lawyer who handled lawsuits against coal-burning power plants, which she said would now become much harder to file.
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In the Chicago Tribune last year, writer Keri Wiginton described the stress of watching her plants wither away despite her best efforts — a far cry from the serene environment she expected would come with a house full of plant life.
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A small group of scientists are now racing to document rare plant life in these limestone karsts before local companies quarry them to dust and grind them up for production of the cement that is fueling this country's building boom.
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Over the past few years, advocates have called for the company to establish a soy moratorium in the Cerrado, which has lost more than half its native plant life and has significantly less protection under Brazilian law than the Amazon does.
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Over the past few years, advocates have called for the company to establish a soy moratorium in the Cerrado, which has lost more than half its native plant life and has significantly less protection under Brazilian law than the Amazon does.
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The crash strips the survivors of most of the tools that would have allowed them to easily survive on the world, and they have to start from scratch, figuring out how to deal with native plant life that seems aggressive and uncannily intelligent.
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An adjoining room contains a metal trolley, reminiscent of a gurney you might wander across in a hospital, but drenched in mauve light and laid with smaller varieties of plant life — at once low key and startling, appropriately for this ambitious show.
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That means things are only going to get stranger as the show examines Swamp Thing's sense of self and his connection to the Green — the network of plant life that connects the entire planet, which Swamp Thing can tap into at will.
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This works hand in hand with the multispectral camera, which collects imagery not just in the visible bands — useful for identifying things — but also in those outside the human range, which allows for in-depth analysis of the soil and plant life.
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" If the current TTIP proposals move forward, it could undermine a 70-year-old tenet of the EU that allows member states to restrict trade in order to "protect human, animal and plant life or health" for the "conservation of exhaustible natural resources.
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His subjects are often caught gazing through pond fronds or directly handling species of plant life; it is as if a viewer of his works is taking on the viewpoint of someone who lives within the shaded forests and masses of shrubbery.
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Over four continents, from Australia's Kings Park & Botanic Gardens to the N.I. Vavilov Research Institute of Plant Industry in Russia, her project, Archiving Eden, documents the places and processes behind an international effort to catalog and protect the earth's fragile plant life.
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Designed by sculptor George Trakas in 2007 as part of the Wastewater Treatment Plant's expansion, the Nature Walk incorporates granite maps, secluded shady corners, and touches like geological epochs engraved on the waterfront stairs, which are pocked with triangular openings for plant life.
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His protagonists rant lyrically for 10 or 15 pages, consider taking a grand action but don't pursue it, and eventually, when O'Neill decides the story is finished, have an epiphanic experience triggered by the subtle gradations in gravel, clouds or plant life.
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According to an ADL study, the manufacture of EVs exposes human life, as well as animal and plant life, to higher levels of toxicity and emits more carbon dioxide than traditional combustible-engine vehicles do — a result of using electric battery packs.
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The foundation that runs the park, on East 51st Street between Second and Third Avenues, says the rezoning would allow taller buildings that could block its afternoon sun, endangering the plant life and making the spot colder, darker and far less inviting.
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Lately, though, families have been able to experience them together at the borough's botanical garden, where the show "Georgia O'Keeffe: Visions of Hawai'i" explores the lush plant life and balmy environment that captivated O'Keeffe during a stay on the islands in 1939.
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The plant life is the raw material in Spirit Molecule (2018-1693), one of the three projects here in which Dewey-Hagborg experiments with the connections between powerful emotions and the most minuscule working parts in the human system, with the results constituting the art.
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You can also use your trimmer to mow swaths of lawn with ease, cutting near fences, around tree trunks and bushes, and even near flowers and edible plants, removing only the grass you want without damaging any other plant life or property around your yard.
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"Neo Mint has a cool, futuristic tech feel but also connects with plant life and nature, as we become more and more focused on preserving our planet" — Jane Monnington Boddy, color director at WGSN Indress Laurence merino wool Lurex sweater, $360 at No. 6, no6store.
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HUCKABEE: I honestly don't understand how anybody with IQ above plant life would honestly think... (LAUGHTER) HUCKABEE: ... that we would be better off if we let the government have all of the private property and that the government would dole out what they thought we should have.
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In contrast to traditional offices built to accommodate the strength, height and metabolic rate of the average American man, The Riveter spaces capitalize on bright, natural light; plant life to stimulate circulated air; gender-neutral color schemes and furniture where desks, seats and armrests are adjustable.
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Over the past year, researchers from the National Park Service, which celebrates its centennial this year, have discovered a 40,000-acre section in rapid decline, putting animal and plant life in jeopardy, and the future of the region's multi-million-dollar fishing and recreational industry at risk.
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I will continue to study current environmental effects and distress to plant life, and the patterns and rhythms found in nature, along with the missteps and irregularities in botany, caused by decay, rot, wilt, dormancy, death, and genetic and viral mutations like phyllody, petalody, and fasciation.
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The suits are a bit different from the Amplified Mobility Platform (AMP) mech suits seen in the film: "these are actually suits that have been developed by scientists to go out into the wilderness to explore the plant life and the animals," explains Executive Producer Laura Offerdahl.
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Pandora — The World of Avatar's sky-high waterfalls and bioluminescent plant life may already be all over your Instagram feed, but if you think you've heard it all when it comes to the new Avatar-themed park opening on May 27 at Disney's Animal Kingdom, think again.
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It's 9 AM where she is, her platinum blonde hair framed by lazy-looking plant life and morning sunshine, whereas I'm tucked in a dark corner of the office at 5 PM in London, wrapped around my iPhone, whispering about aliens into the glowing rectangular screen.
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GASC has in the past adhered to the more common international standard of 0.05 percent ergot allowance, a level Egypt's agricultural quarantine authority has criticized, arguing that even these trace amounts can contaminate plant life and give the fungus a foothold to flourish where it currently does not exist.
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Where the line in Kelly's depictions of plant life functions as a tool for drafting a language of abstraction that ceaselessly considers the relationship between figure and background, in his paintings, sculpturally shaped canvases of a single color become the delineating form, and the gallery wall the background.
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GIF by artist You're presented with a typical everyday scene: Egg-like creatures disembark from a bus, a water fountain hides a cavernous space with a system of subterranean pipes and plant life, palm trees ride escalators, the contents of a drinks machine float out, glow, and swirl around.
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The video itself is animated in stop-motion and features the Travis action figure from the Rodeo album artwork as a puppet wandering through a city as a enormous kaiju-style monster before it bones another puppet, then meets a Travis clone that has druidic powers over plant life.
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You'll even find some space-related art, including concept renderings, retrofuturistic visions, and contemporary works such as Paul Henry Ramirez's "Stardust" (2007) — an homage to its eponymous mission, made of cometary material — and EV Day's "Wheel of Optimism" (2006) — which imagines a Martian world with organic plant life.
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In 1978, after extensive studies, he had approved a cooling system for the Seabrook nuclear power plant in New Hampshire, which used seawater, after explaining that his agency's role was limited to assessing whether water heated by the reactor at the plant would harm fish and plant life.
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It was in that decade that scientists confirmed that chemicals called CFCs (found in aerosol cans like hairspray and deodorant) were eating away at the ozone layer, and would produce some scary consequences, from skyrocketing skin cancer rates to damaging effects on plant life and marine ecosystems, if left unchecked.
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In "Untitled (We will settle for a place among the pines and the palms; a city without walls)," Adler Guerrier touches on the idea of diaspora too, his images (both color and scanned black-and-white) of Florida's plant life acting as backdrop to a small TV showcasing found footage.
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Indeed, seed heads are crucial to the well-being of a garden that's home to more than plant life: When the weather turns, animals take shelter in crannies of unpruned stems, feed on protein-rich seeds and use the heads' wispy fluff to build nests; their survival depends on this communion.
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Recent research has suggested the disruption of natural darkness has been bad for all sorts of living things, affecting coral reefs and other marine life, bird migrations, and plant life (as well as food for plant-eating animals.) But bright night skies can also be bad for human health and well-being.
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The final stop in the bathhouse is the Divinity Room, a love dungeon that invites visitors to burrow through a thick embrace of plant life to a large bed, where the plastic eyeglasses offered at the door transform the light playing over the walls and leaves into a brilliant cascade of love hearts.
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In June, the Natural Areas Conservancy released a comprehensive public guide and map to all 10,000 acres of natural area that highlights its unusual features and plant life — Pelham Bay Park, for instance, has rocky outcroppings reminiscent of the Maine coast, while the Greenbelt has sweetbay magnolia trees like those in the South.
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Instead, activists could push for buildings that are slightly shorter in the instance of the botanic garden project, for example, or for innovative uses of green space when certain lots are threatened — vertical gardens and living walls, with plant life climbing up buildings, of the kind popularized in other parts of the world.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a small, über-blue chip stretch of 21st Street in Chelsea, three adjacent galleries are concurrently running exhibitions that feature a series of monumental art pieces that move between refined, processed, man-made materiality to earthen structures, and plant life that grows from the soil.
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What investors are saying: "For too long, the world has ignored the scientists, inventors, organizers, and entrepreneurs who are pursuing solutions that could dramatically reduce emissions, remove carbon from the atmosphere, actively cool the planet, and save human, animal, and plant life as we know it," venture capitalist Chris Sacca told Axios via email.
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In the recent, relatively large painting, "Shed Window" (2014), which measures 66 x 48 inches, Dodd takes up a subject she has explored on many occasions throughout her career: the window, in this case one set into a shingled, weathered tool shed, with some kind of fungus or plant life growing on the sill.
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Once you make your way past the rocks and fauna, you'll eventually enter a cave system (complete with Na'vi paintings on the roughly hewn walls); a dark passageway (full of bioluminescent plant life); and on through huge, rusty doors that open into the "labs" belonging to the Pandora Conservation Initiative, current home of the Avatar program.
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The theory goes that an aquarium owner let a group of these Indo-Pacific natives loose off the coast of Florida sometime in the mid-1980s and they've been charting new territory ever since, killing smaller fish and crustaceans, destroying plant life, and breeding like crazy up and down the coast from North Carolina to South America.
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The lush foliage and plant life bursting from the background, sometimes even overtaking the foreground, suggests that life is growing, even thriving, all around Freddy, and that though the intensity of a relationship can feel all-consuming, affairs of the heart are better served by looking up and seeing what else (and who else) is around you.
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A garden from the 1910s, with miles of blue and purple flower beds, has narrowly survived as a tourist attraction in Newport, R.I. "The Blue Garden: Recapturing an Iconic Newport Landscape" (D Giles Ltd, $49.95, 212 pp.), by the landscape historian Arleyn A. Levee, combines past owners' biographies with an analysis of plant life and chronicles of tragic phases.
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When we think of rock we usually think of stones, broken rock, buried under soil and plant life, but here all is exposed and naked, dominated by the monolithic formations of sandstone which stand above the surface of the ground and extend for miles, sometimes level, sometimes tilted or warped by pressures from below, carved by erosion and weathering into an intricate maze of glens, grottoes, fissures, passageways and deep narrow canyons.
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