Sentence examples for extraction zone from inspiring English sources

It's not even easy to get the equipment needed to do the mining to the extraction zone, a fact that noble activists in the northern Rockies are exploiting with a campaign to block the trucks hauling the giant gear north.

Killackey says that in 2012, he filmed roads built by Ecuador's state-run oil company, Petroamazonas, between the nature reserve and Block 31, an extraction zone that is now off limits and patrolled by security guards.

With little fanfare, Alberta's extraction zone has become an inspiration and launch-pad for these companies' ambitions – a world-wide expansion not only of the tar sands but also of oil shale, an even dirtier form of crude oil.

XCOM 2 makes this impossible by giving most of the missions a strict turn limit – you'll have to grab a VIP and make it to an extraction zone in 12 turns, for example, or disarm a bomb or stop a data transfer.

The first group that tried to rob our team as we headed toward an extraction zone made a critical error by opening fire on me unaware that I was waiting for two friends who were only half a block away.

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Phase diagrams were used for the formulation of alcohol surfactant solvent and to identify the DNAPL (Dense Non Aqueous Phase Liquid) extraction zones.

"In addition, there are people located beyond the mining extraction zones that are at high risk of being contaminated with mercury because of the high levels of it detected in the environment and in certain fish species, especially Mota Punteada, which is part of the daily diet of Madre de Dios's population".

Four potential extraction zones of Mercier DNAPL, a mixture of heavy aliphatics, aromatics and chlorinated hydrocarbons, were identified but only one microemulsion zone showed satisfactory DNAPL recovery in sand columns.

The inaugural exhibition curated by CATPC features work, including the chocolate sculptures, that reflects on the on the geopolitical, social, and economic situation of corporate extraction zones globally.

Think of Chevron, Exxon, Shell, and the coal companies as gigantic entities that don't need clean water, or food, and don't care much if you do (as you can see from the filthy wreckage in their extraction zones and their spin against the science of our survival).