Sentence examples for plant dealing from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — A major American utility is shelving the nation's most prominent effort to capture carbon dioxide from an existing coal-burning power plant, dealing a severe blow to efforts to rein in emissions responsible for global warming.

"The production line is completely shut, so we expect that no cars will be produced today," said Autoeuropa union coordinator Calros Chora, adding that only a small part of the plant dealing with repairs would be open.

The plant dealt with 54% more waste in 2013 than it did in 2012.

Until last August, Dubai's single waste treatment plant dealt with 480,000 cubic meters, or 17 million cubic feet, of sewage daily, nearly twice the 260,000-cubic-meter capacity it could properly handle, said Mohammed Abdulaziz Najem, the plant's director.

As the World Trade Center was being built in the late 1960's and early 1970's, scientists were learning that asbestos fibers in materials commonly used to fireproof steel beams could cause cancer in workers and bystanders who were intensively exposed to the fibers, especially around mines and manufacturing plants dealing with asbestos.

Wastewater treatment plants dealing with industrial wastes are often susceptible to overload of toxic influent that can partially or completely destroy treatment for extended periods.

She said trace contamination with other animals - including pig and horse - could take place at abattoirs and processing plants dealing with more than one species "even with thorough cleaning and good hygiene practice".

The potential and application of genetic modification has extended our understanding about the mechanisms in plants dealing with the metal environment and has paved the way to achieve the goal of understanding metal physiology and to apply the knowledge for the containment and clean up of metal contaminated soils.

Industrial wastewater treatment plants deal with problems related to the variability of wastewater characteristics.

Dr. Robert Bowman, the team's chief biologist, described how plants constantly have to cope with harsh environments and threats: "Simply knowing how plants deal with stress on the moon can really tell us a lot about how they deal with stress right here on Earth".

Under adverse conditions, many stress-related genes are induced to help plants deal with stress.