The VIE tag project manual states that quantities as small as 0.1 mL of elastomer could be prepared (Northwest Marine Technology, Inc., 2008, 'Visible implant elastomer tag project manual').
Italy has so many priceless treasures that selecting what to conserve and restore takes political and commercial overtones as sponsors vie for projects that will provide maximum publicity while needier or worthier causes may go begging.
The drama, the heroics, the nail-biting: The country's 65,000 high school science fair entrants endure it all as they develop a research project, vie for scholarships and garner a valuable resume line for their college applications.
Originally 14 cities vied for the project, an unlikely scenario even two years ago in a country that has remained one of the staunchest antinuclear nations in Europe.
The watchdog group CDM Watch says more than a third of all CDM-registered projects in 2008 were for hydropower, making them the most common type of project vying for carbon credits.
Many community leaders and environmentalists condemned the group's acts today, but said overdevelopment of Long Island was still a valid concern, as developers of new housing projects vie for limited open space on which to build.
"This is very important," says Richard Fogel Richard Fogel, director of strategic initiatives for Lockheed Martin, which is leading a team vying for the project.
In 2001 she had produced 21 bottles of apple eau de vie to commemorate a project in Switzerland that involved planting heritage apple trees on a remote mountainside.
These young men and women have just completed three months of intensive leadership training in community empowerment and sustainable development through the Nouvelle Vie Haiti program, a project of the International Association for Human Values.
Everyday Internet users can browse what's essentially a catalogue of new concepts and ideas and vote winning picks to market in the form of preorders or donations, while project creators vie for attention and cash.
Some reporters have characterized the situation as "the dilemma of the golden age," where so many worthy projects must vie for such constrained funding.
