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 “Stimulation is the process of generating micro-vibrations in the bedrock. The underground geophone network enables us to monitor the flow of water in the bedrock precisely, while ensuring that the micro-vibrations remain within the limits prescribed by public authorities,” Saarno explained.

At the moment, global CO₂ emissions are about 37 billion metric tons per year, and we’re on track to raise temperatures by 3 degrees Celsius by 2100. To have a shot at maintaining a climate suitable for humans, the world’s nations most likely have to reduce CO₂ emissions drastically from the current level — to perhaps 15 billion or 20 billion metric tons per year by 2030; then, through some kind of unprecedented political and industrial effort, we need to bring carbon emissions to zero by around 2050. In this context, Climeworks’s effort to collect 1,000 metric tons of CO₂ on a rooftop near Zurich might seem like bailing out the ocean one bucket at a time. Conceptually, however, it’s important. Last year’s I.P.C.C. report noted that it may be impossible to limit warming to 1.5 degrees by 2100 through only a rapid switch to clean energy, electric cars and the like. To preserve a livable environment we may also need to extract CO₂ from the atmosphere. As Wurzbacher put it, “if you take all these numbers from the I.P.C.C., you end up with something like eight to 10 billion tons — gigatons — of CO₂ that need to be removed from the air every year, if we are serious about 1.5 or 2 degrees.”

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Best signing: Freddie Burns – forced into a swap deal with George Ford moving to Leicester, the so-called ‘King of Bath’ will pull the strings for his home-town club. He has the talent to show the Rec faithful they got the best out of this deal. If Burns can release a stellar backline outside him there will be floods of tries by the River Avon.

Ohio’s Brainiac were a weird bunch, even by the standards of the Buckeye State, home to both Devo and Pere Ubu. Rare was the song in their repertoire that didn’t employ synthesizers gone haywire, freakish vocal effects, or peculiar space noises. “I Am A Cracked Machine,” the closing track from their third and best album, Hissing Prigs In Static Couture, is the heaviest track they ever recorded, bolstering their Moog-driven blips with a dose of hardcore muscle. Yet the most unsettling element of all is frontman Timmy Taylor’s own vocals, filtered through a menacing robot-voice effect to give the effect of some Asimov sci-fi yarn gone horribly wrong. Sadly, after the release of this album — and just before the band were set to sign with Interscope — Taylor died in a car accident, the band dissolving thereafter. Yet the brief legacy he leaves behind is one of the most bizarre sounding in indie rock.

In the meantime, in common with farms across Wales, Hendy has been dipping into its silage stores. Buying in forage is an option but prices have gone through the roof as everyone is in the same boat.

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R. C. Venkateish, CEO, Dish TV, said, “We expect our content costs to come down significantly through this scheme over a period of time and we can also pass on the benefits to the consumer.”

- Ity CIL project first gold pour expected in early Q2-2019, following which the Group is expected to be net cash flow positive.

The ground beneath the huge metal oscillator is gone. Quickly the crew scramble to inspect the earth underneath the rig while Rick says, “If they’re worried, we should be worried.”

AISC decreased due to higher production, lower unit mining costs associated with reduced water pumping requirements following the end of the rainy season, as well as the reduction in sustaining capital expenditures.

I also like the Topps 60 inserts. The foil logo gives the cards a premium look and all the different designs from previous years offer a lot of variety.