"Cutting a pipeline corridor across Pennsylvania is bound to be environmentally damaging, but the government was willing to overlook a lot of the things that made this project especially risky," Bomstein said.
She cuts a colourful swathe through Tashkent's grey corridors of power, but the hard-faced men who reside there will surely resist such a seemingly flighty president.
A poorly placed wall or fence can cut off a wildlife corridor, making it difficult or even impossible for animals to move into new terrain.
The Light Division tried to cut the German corridor by advancing to the west and linking up with a small ferry bridgehead over the Dortse Kil.
The Indian government has long feared China could cut across the corridor if war broke out, cleaving the country in half.
In July, the VRS attempted to cut the supply corridor and isolate Jajce from Travnik before any effort was made to capture the salient, but the attacks failed to accomplish any significant headway.
As they wheel the patient down a corridor, we cut to an anteroom, where a doctor is talking to a pale man in his thirties.
In one direction is the mill of Indah Kiat Pulp and Paper, a subsidiary of APP, part of the Sinar Mas group; in the other that of APRIL, Sumatra's other big pulp-and-paper producer.Off the main road, small patches of "natural" forest survive alongside the swathe of broad sandy corridor cut by a logging company.
The idea behind the grassroots project is to encourage people to plant flowers along a corridor that cuts from the northwest to the southeast of the city, through its center, connecting three larger green spaces that already exist, explains Agnes Lycke Melvaer, of the Norwegian organization ByBi, which is helping coordinate the project.
