Over the next 25 years, it plans to extract about 11 million tons of copper — an amount equal to one-third of all the known copper reserves in China.
Speaking at a conference in Berlin, the BDI's managing director, Joachim Lang, bemoaned the fact that the UK had failed to produce a clear road map of how it planned to extract itself from the EU.
How it would structure its laws, immigration politics, trade policies, and how it plans to extract itself from the rules and regulations it currently adheres to.
The fossil fuel industry has already identified at least 5,000 gigatons of carbon that it has told regulators, shareholders, and banks it plans to extract.
An overview of the variables we plan to extract is presented in the data extraction form (see online supplementary table S2).
They plan to extract and burn it all.
As Republicans lay the groundwork for their tax bill, Democrats plan to extract as much political pain as they can.
That won't make up for America's vast expansion of oil and gas drilling in recent years, but it will send some kind of signal: there is a limit somewhere to how much fossil fuel we plan to extract.
In less than a year they performed more than 40m searches and found 50 candidate dust particles, which scientists now plan to extract.
In 1579 the merchant and factory-owning Stroganov family enlisted the assistance of Yermak and a band of Cossacks to force Siberian tribesmen to cooperate with the Russians' plan to extract natural resources from Siberia.
In particular, they plan to extract important entities, people and topics from the stories in real time, allowing for a categorized approach to popular links.
