Carbon capture from the atmosphere may not be practical in the end.
Direct capture from the atmosphere would offer another source for the gas.
Mr. Beckett estimated there were thousands because falcons were too difficult to capture from the wild for mummification.
Mr. Obama is making a sustained effort to capture from the Republican column Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio and Virginia.
A detailed report on carbon capture from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in 2005 effectively dismissed the air capture as unworkable.
Graf has been helping Labour draw up an open manifesto for Labour in Lancashire, which the party hopes to capture from the Tories.
Shiite militants are increasingly being accused of levelling the Sunni towns they capture from the Islamic State group, making it impossible for residents to return.
Again and again, however, the formality is breached, and at the end the opening lift is reprised, only this time, more hair-raisingly, Smith picks Berman up — big hand again, total capture — from the stomach.
The need to cling to the idea of a timeless British (physical and social) landscape has been a recurring theme of Toryism, and it is this that Ukip now threatens to capture from the Conservatives.
Aside from pollination, he said in an interview, most people are unaware of roles that insects play, such as managing other pest species and moving the energy that plants capture from the sun into other trophic levels of an ecosystem.
It is now possible, as Michael Eisner, Disney's boss, demonstrated at a Senate hearing last month, to capture from the Internet a brand-new film, such as "Monsters Inc", or a current TV show.Naturally, Hollywood is in a panic.
