Liquefying gas for shipping across the world is horrendously energy-intensive, raising effective emissions by around a fifth.
Whereas many elegant catalytic systems that use intermediates A or B have already been described, 2, 3 the preparation of the suitable precursors is often step-intensive, raising questions on the overall process efficiency in the "age of sustainability".
The homesteaders were also given an orchard and a vegetable garden, with French-intensive raised beds and trellises full of grapes.
We've set up an intensive programme, raising funds privately, to give children after-school lessons in those hours between 3 and 6pm when they are at their most vulnerable.
So what impact did 20 months of intensive awareness raising on reuse have on the general culture?
Implementation of different communication approaches at the targeted levels and/or groups of the population was done against a background of a continuing public media campaign, house to house home visits by the Raedat Reefiyat (community health workers) who were trained to implement the AI community-based education programme and an intensive awareness raising program in primary schools.
Fishing is not nearly as labor-intensive as raising cattle or hunting caribou, so eating fish would have freed time and energy for other activities.
4 This possible combination of fewer trained staff and more intensive interventions raises concerns about whether, in a context of constrained expenditures, the quality of care will deteriorate as a result.
Passive leg raising, Intensive care med.
Here's one reason AngelList is a big improvement for me: most entrepreneurs are all too familiar with how inefficient and time intensive a process raising capital can be but may not realize that this is also true for the investors.
George Borjas, an economist at Harvard University, says, "the export of skill-intensive products raises the demand for skilled workers, aggravating the gap between skilled and unskilled".
