Needless to say, most companies have complex "non-compete" clauses to prohibit their best and brightest from high-tailing off to a competitor.
The edit remains purposely raw, with breaks, silences, sometimes voices without an image, subtitles without a picture, booming echoes and tailings-off, the sizzling, faltering static of life itself.
Thanks to the continuously variable transmission, there are no "shift points" in the gearbox, just a peak as you nail the throttle and, eventually, a tailing-off sensation from the engine compartment.
Invasive species, the depletion of the walleye fishery, fertilizers from surface runoff, 1,800 ice shacks in inter with no toilets and uranium mine tailings on the shores of Yellick all roll off her tongue with a tone that borders anxiety and anger.
He has designed 200-mile-long earthworks for uranium-mine tailings on the Colorado Plateau.
Certain parts of the San Miguel, even after the E.P.A.'s cleanup of radioactive tailings and waste, are still off limits to people, and thus still have some tamarisk stands that cannot be cut.
Water samples consist of water from the Shur River (Fig. 1) originating from the Sarcheshmeh mine, acidic leachates of heap structure, run-off of leaching solution into the River and tailings along the Shur River.
Fenced off shafts, tailings (dumps of waste sand) and ruined engine houses that used to work pumps, winding gear and stamps (crushers) are engulfed in birch trees and flowering gorse.
As a sector, the so-called e-tailing companies' stock prices are now off 60to90percentent from their highs last fall.
A 2009 report by the company says it utilises levees to contain tailings in the deposition area, and that the tailings management programme costs Freeport McMoRan $15.5m£12.7m7m) each year.
After the dam is removed, more tailings along the river upstream will be reclaimed.
