In return, Morocco, Tunisia and particularly Libya sometimes used brutal tactics to keep immigrants from ever getting near European shores, human rights activists say.
Floating turbines, with anchors, would mean new flexibility in where wind farms could be placed, with potentially less impact on marine life — and less opposition from the human neighbors on shore.
Terror is on the rise, the oceans are threatening our shores, humans are heartless, pitiless, and endlessly greedy.
Documented examples of direct human engineering on shore processes that have left a palaeoenvironmental imprint are few.
Jacobs said that most of the backgrounds have no specific meaning; however, the final image the text "created by David Shore" superimposed upon a human neck connotes that Shore is "the brain of the show".
The oceans and their sediments have long been a sink for wastes from numerous human activities near shore and on the open ocean.
The opening scenes introducing the central character Snowman, a lonely figure isolated on the sandy and possibly toxic shores of human civilisation, gave a very different edge to the packed Barceloneta beach under my feet.
A human tide reaches the shores of Djibouti almost every day.
In 2005, new findings were made which also suggest the presence of human beings on the shores of these temporary ponds.
Away from Nuttall, in the age of Trump, the UK's strongest political link to the US lies in Nigel Farage, the UKIP leader's predecessor and arguably the most divisive human being on these shores.
