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"The technology significantly improves the economics of CO2 capture," says Jan Petzel of Eldon Capital.

"They capture," says Thompson, "the uneasiness between nature and industry and show how nature endures despite everything".

Recycling is essentially a "way to buy down the cost of capture," says Lee Stein of Prize Capital, which has extensively researched the technology.

To address today's pending water challenges, the private sector needs to help establish "safe spaces" for dialogue and action without falling into the trap of resource or policy capture, says a new report from conservation group WWF International.

The researchers have tapped into "the wasted energy that everybody has been trying to capture," says Andrew Beeby, a chemist at the University of Durham, United Kingdom.

"This is a significant addition to the debate on the impacts of wildlife capture," says Samuel Wasser, a conservation geneticist at the University of Washington, Seattle, who has developed noninvasive techniques for studying the health of wild animals, including analyzing feces.

"We should keep all the territory we capture," said one.

Some critics of the jaguar's capture said they were vindicated by the preliminary findings.

"Those facts clearly show this gentleman will do anything to evade capture," said Stansfeld.

The Syrian Observatory confirmed the mosque's capture, saying fighters from Hezbollah and Syrian militias had fought alongside the military.

There's no attempt to capture, say, Nureyev's legendary performances with Margot Fonteyn, in the early sixties, or his dramatic defection at Le Bourget Airport or his death.