Litter was air dried in the field and stored in air-tight zip-lock bags, and dried at 50°C for 24 h in the laboratory oven.
Flares belch out smoke; balloons and shredded newspapers litter the air and the Omar Sívori stand trembles.
The streets were free of litter, the air unpolluted by the musky odor of all-night parties.
We assessed depth of road edge effect for temperature at four vertical layers (soil, litter and air at 5 cm and 1.3 m above ground), light intensity, canopy cover and height, in transects running from narrow (6 7 m width) asphalt roads and dust trails to 100 m to the interior of both forests.
Several studies have now demonstrated links between socio-environmental problems such as poor-quality housing, crime, litter, poor air quality, proximity to pollution sources and deprivation in the United Kingdom under initiatives such as the environmental justice agenda (e.g. ESRC-GECP 2001; FoE 2001; Walker et al. 2003).
This will absorb odors without deterring the cat--cats are repelled by strong scents, so avoid strongly scented litter or air fresheners.
These include Shark Fighter! (which airs on the Hub Network December 28 at 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT) and Kitty Litter! (which airs on the Hub Network January 18 at 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT).
Men, conservative white men (including Limbaugh, and Glenn Beck), who might normally target a black man without a second thought, are littering the air-waves and internet with commentary claiming that he has been targeted because of his so-called traditional values.
With my overcoat wide open and the wind in my hair, I walked around and for an hour or so presided over the bits of litter in the air — so much less than thirty years ago! — and the citizens bent against the weather, and the light inside the restaurants, and the people at small tables looking at one another's faces and talking.
The operational conditions were adjusted through moisture content in waste, excess air, litter ratio, secondary air and its injection height.
