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I may still be working at that time, but hopefully I have switched to less important activities by then.
Nationwide, 207 of them have switched to less hazardous processes, most often by replacing chlorine gas with liquid chlorine bleach or ultraviolet light as the primary treatment process.
As more charities have switched from less reliable methods of attracting supporters, the number of fundraisers on the street has reached the point where it has apparently become a major annoyance.
Australia's interstate water-trading scheme has allowed the state to buy water from distant farmers in NSW, who have switched to less thirsty crops, and keep it in store for Adelaide.
For instance, some providers still burn coal, but others, like Seattle Steam, a 120-year-old company that heats around 200 buildings in the city centre, have switched to less dirty biomass.
WASHINGTON, April 24 - At least 225 industrial plants in this country have switched to using less dangerous chemicals since the 2001 terrorist attacks, lowering the risk that people nearby would be injured or killed by toxic plumes, a new study has found.
A16 Plants Use Safer Chemicals At least 225 industrial plants in the United States have switched to using less dangerous chemicals since the 2001 terrorist attacks, lowering the risk that nearby residents will be injured or killed by toxic plumes, a new study has found.
If a shipment fails one laboratory's test, some importers have switched to a less-reputable laboratory to get the tainted foodstuff through.
Traditionally, they planted cotton, peanuts and corn, but in recent decades most have switched to timber, which is less labor-intensive.
Four months after a New Jersey law let residents choose between electricity providers, less than 1percentt have switched companies.
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