The primary sources of PFOA to the environment are direct emissions from the manufacturing facilities to air and water, indirect emissions from landfill leaching to groundwater, and farther long-range transport via ocean current and atmospheric dispersion (McMurdo et al. 2008; Shin et al. 2011).
The deal is that California won't go farther so long as the program moves forward.
However, the report goes farther, signalling long-term challenges for the UK's housing and welfare systems.
But we like a turnoff in Tuckahoe that takes us past a model-train collectors' hangout and then, farther along, underneath a mile-long canopy of trees bending over the road in an arch.
Long Neck peninsula, which extends farther into Long Island Sound, providing westerly views of Manhattan, is just as exclusive.
Farther down a long table, Joseph J. Lhota shuffled two phones before him like a deck of cards.
Jean-Marc Ayrault, the prime minister, gives every sign of wishing he had kicked it a lot farther into the long grass then.
Sudan's government seized the opportunity to retake the ground and now appears to be pushing farther into areas long held by the rebels, according to peacekeepers stationed here.
Through the kitchen window he could see the murky green cast of the yard light, the hulking form of the barn, and, farther out, the long, low shape of the old house, completely dark.
Ownership of the Arctic is governed by the United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea, which gives Arctic nations an exclusive economic zone that extends 200 nautical miles from land, and to undersea resources farther away so long as they are on a continental shelf.
That's longer and farther than the longest commercial route, which links Doha, Qata to Auckland, New Zealand and takes 16 hours, 10 minutes to cover the 9,021 mile distance.
