Sheboygan Falls, a modestly-sized city of about 7, 600 residents in northeast Wisconsin, is not commonly considered to be a hot-spot for clean-technology start-ups or a haven for green-minded consumers.
There are a few, albeit worn out, pieces of street art lining the promenade, and the seafront path is usually clean, offering a spot in Mumbai where you can stroll without having to look at what you are stepping on.
In the past two years, solar energy has become an especially hot spot in the clean energy sector.
The U.S. bank earned the top spot for making clean energy investments but was ranked as the number 35 bank for reducing environmental impact.
However, if your mother-in-law is otherwise clean (washes her hands regularly, spot-cleans parts of her body that are dirty on a daily basis, and wears clean clothes for example) and is fully responsible for herself in other ways, this issue may not be a problem for her.
At most PGA Tour events under similar circumstances, players would be allowed to mark their ball's position in the fairway, clean it off and replace it on the same spot, without penalty.
The Iranians said they would stop enriching uranium, allow spot checks of their nuclear programme and come clean about past nuclear activities.
At only .63 millimeters long it's tough to spot even on Journe's hospital-clean floor, but the minuscule screw has already gone through five separate polishing operations, so you don't just reach into the box for another one.
In 1963 he moved the operation to its present spot on the Pigeon River, which provides cold, clean water for his trout-rearing raceways--concrete troughs where the fish are kept.
There is inevitably a trade-off between a test's sensitivity (its ability to spot illness) and specificity (its ability to give a clean bill of health).
He was dismissed on the clean-out-your-desk-in-30-minutes spot.
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