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Off camera, Vanessa is as driven and accomplished as she appears to be when leading her crew onscreen. She has a passion for riding horses and running long distance relay races, and she developed a successful children’s toy company.

In an expanding market, synthetic fuels could have curious effects. Since they’re made from airborne CO₂ and hydrogen and could be manufactured just about anywhere, they could rearrange the geopolitical order — tempering the power of a handful of countries that now control natural-gas and oil markets. The methane project in Rapperswil-Jona is especially suited for that country’s needs, Markus Friedl, a thermodynamics professor overseeing the project, told me, because Switzerland imports almost all of its natural gas, and its ability to generate energy from renewable sources is limited during the colder months. Carbon-capture-derived fuels, if they become cheap enough, could be a form of energy storage — made in summer, with solar or wind power, and used in winter — that carries a lower cost (and longer life) than batteries.

Once destined for Mars, a prototype drill has a new mission: To bore into rocks buried deep beneath the ice in Antarctica.

- As anticipated, net debt increased from $232 million to $536 million over the past year mainly due to the Ity construction. Net debt is expected to decline in 2019 once the Ity CIL project is commissioned due to the project’s low production costs and quick payback.

Last fall, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine published a lengthy study on carbon removal. Stephen Pacala, a Princeton professor who led the authors, pointed out to me that negative-emissions technologies have various strengths and drawbacks, and that a “portfolio” approach — pursue them all, then see which are the best — may be the shrewdest bet. If costs for direct air capture can be reduced, Pacala says he sees great promise, especially if the machines can offset emissions from economic sectors that for technological reasons will transition to zero carbon much more slowly than others. Commercial aviation, for instance, won’t be converted to running on solar power anytime soon. Jennifer Wilcox, a chemical-engineering professor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, in Massachusetts, told me that air capture could likewise help counter the impact of several vital industries. “There are process emissions that come from producing iron and steel, cement and glass,” she says, “and any time you make these materials, there’s a chemical reaction that emits CO₂.” Direct air capture could even lessen the impacts of the Haber-Bosch processes for making fertilizer; by some estimates, that industry now accounts for 3 percent of all CO₂ emissions.

Triluminos is essentially a new backlighting system built using Quantum Dots, which shine blue LED light through green and red optical elements to produce a theoretically wider colour gamut than a traditional LCD backlight. Many modern TVs are now capable of producing the entire colour gamut of a Blu-ray disc, so the W9 isn’t unique in this respect.

IN: Ryan Burrows (Yorkshire Carnegie), Tevita Cavubati (Worcester Warriors), Cameron Cowell (England Sevens), Trevor Davison (Blaydon), Gary Graham (Jersey Reds), Toby Flood (Toulouse), Joel Matavesi (Redruth), Josh Matavesi (Ospreys), Sami Mavinga (Lyon), Maxime Mermoz (Leicester Tigers), Adam Radwan (Darington Mowden Park), Sam Stuart (Richmond), DTH van der Merwe (Scarlets), Charlie Wilson(Academy).

Receivables were a 2018 outflow of $5 million. The 2018 outflow primarily related to an increase in VAT receivables at the Burkina Faso mine sites (Karma and Hounde) of $5 million and the recognition of $9 million for the current portion of the Tabakoto sale receivable. This was offset partly by a reduction in other receivable balances during the year across the Corporation. Inventories were a 2018 outflow of $17 million relating primarily to a build up of stockpiles at Hounde which totalled $29 million at year end. This was offset by a decrease at Ity where mining operations is winding down, as well as Karma where inventory levels are being reduced to optimised levels. Prepayments are a 2018 $5 million inflow due to a prepayment for strategic spares at Hounde that was in place at year end 2017. These were received in 2018 and are accounted for as part of consumable inventory.Trade and other payables are a $7 million inflow 2018. At year end there was a $12 million outflow at Karma due to a change in supplier terms from last year and $13 million outflow in payables at Agbaou which was the result of the site having a logistical issue in paying a key supplier in the prior period. This was offset against an inflow in trade payables of $22 million across Ity and Hounde.

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Water Services Director Dr Martin Padley said: “Last year we promised we would keep people informed about any changes to their water supply, and that is why we have written to everyone in the area that will be affected. “From Sunday, July 15, people may notice a greater mineral content in their water supply as we increase the amount of water we take from the local boreholes.”

Maybe it’s time for liquor rules and regulations to be more liberal because the digital audience will anyway find its way.