It was an explosive climate where everybody was prejudiced, with tremendous tension and violence.
This thriller about political tensions in contemporary Israel evokes the country's explosive climate with an unsettling intensity.
In 2011 Businessweek magazine ran an article which said the two men had repeatedly clashed at Apple with Mr Forstall - the iPhone software chief - raiding his colleague's team for talent, creating an "explosive" climate in which the two argued over credit, attention and resources before Mr Fadell ultimately quit.
For now, Puente Hills is a living, breathing landfill with a deadly "breath" expelled in massive burps that must constantly be siphoned off or risk disaster, a reeking, highly explosive, climate-destroying exhalation capable of turning green grass brown in short order.
In an explosive political climate, where popular rage is at boiling point nearly five years into the country's worst crisis in living memory, the politics of hate so embodied by Golden Dawn is becoming increasingly pervasive.
Additionally, these studies considered how to link their presence with explosive volcanism, climate, arc evolution, biological productivity, and other geological processes, as described below.
Other concerns include tremors; emissions of explosive and climate-warming methane; and the impact of clearing forests for fracking sites.
Other fracking concerns include tremors (tiny earthquakes), such as the ones experienced at the shale gas site near Blackpool, causing operations there to be put on hold; emissions of explosive and climate-warming methane; and the impact of clearing forests for fracking sites.
Biochemical reactions that occur in sewer pipes produce a considerable amount of hydrogen sulfide gas (H2S corrosive and poisonous), methane gas (CH4 explosive and a major climate change contributor), carbon dioxide (CO2 a major climate change contributor), and other volatile substances (collectively known as in-sewer gases).
"Whereas Eritrean support to foreign armed opposition groups has in the past been limited to conventional military operations, the plot to disrupt the African Union summit in Addis Ababa in January 2011, which envisaged mass casualty attacks against civilian targets and the strategic use of explosives to create a climate of fear, represents a qualitative shift in Eritrean tactics," said the report.
Reay, D. Nitrogen and Climate Change: An Explosive Story.
