And unless carbon capture can work on a very large scale to bury emissions under ground and under the seabed, the 2 degree target means that no more than one third of proven reserves of fossil fuels can be consumed before 2050.
Public relations firm Weber Shandwick employs a search expert in Irving, Tex. named Jeffrey Martin, whose specialty is advising clients on how to bury bad news under rosier search results.
Further complicating the situation is an apparent escalation of the wine trade war between the European Union and the U.S. Wending its way through Congress is a housekeeping bill that includes a caveat that would bury boutique imports under red tape by requiring certification from foreign governments and chemical analysis of wine.
She continued in her job until a similar furor blew up the following year over an attempt to bury more bad news under the cover of Princess Margaret's funeral.
England's former patron saint could be buried under tennis courts in Bury St Edmunds, it has been claimed.
"We have a ridiculous situation whereby it is illegal under EU regulations to bury animals, and have to pay for them to be removed and disposed of, " said Mr Jones.
Under current rules, companies must bury pipelines 4 feet beneath a riverbed and inspect them periodically.
Released Crewe striker Wilson, ex-Bury frontman Newby and Booth, a Wales Under-19 midfielder from Derby's academy, are also trying to impress Smith.
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There are also two other ex-Swans players mentioned - former Swansea striker Jimmy Gilligan, who is part of the England Under-21 set-up and Bury manager Alan Knill.
The 23-year-old former Republic of Ireland Under-21 international has had loan spells with Accrington Stanley, Gillingham, Bury and Hereford United while at the Valley.
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