Allen Hughes saw an act of cultural reclamation in the funk.
Glass is often pulverized and melted for use into new glass objects, although some facilities offer bottle reclamation, in which bottles are sterilized for reuse.
A generation of the town's children were wiped out.Before the disaster, government-supported land reclamation in Wales had regenerated a handful of small sites.
IN NOVEMBER, after months of frantic land reclamation in the South China Sea aimed at boosting its vast territorial claim there, China tried a subtler approach.
And though the formidable William Christie is predictably leading the reclamation in Paris, others are helping, including Jeanne Lamon, the Canadian violinist who directs Tafelmusik.
Once a small fishing hamlet, Woodstock began life as Papendorp in the mid-1800s, before land reclamation in the 1950s destroyed the magnificent Woodstock Beach.
A valley colonised by industrialisation is making the most of the industrial structures that were imposed on it.It would be negligent not to mention the Aberfan tragedy when considering land reclamation in Wales.
The 3,200 acres only represents China's reclamation in the Spratleys and doesn't include its building in the Paracels, further northwest, including the contested Woody Island, in its estimates.
The challenge today is how to accomplish site reclamation in a way that meets the complex federal and state requirements, boosts the local economy, improves the environment and still provides a profitable opportunity for a developer".
China's land reclamation in the South China Sea has "increased tensions" in the region, south-east Asian foreign ministers said at the close of talks dominated by Beijing's island-building.
China is "creating a great wall of sand" through land reclamation in the South China Sea, causing serious concerns about its territorial intentions, the commander of the US Pacific fleet said on Tuesday.
