"We've used the latest technology to make it as green as possible, " says Morris.
If you can only eat one vegetable, make it a leafy green like spinach or kale (each 13 cents per oz.).
It means "don't waste, " and it's the concept behind the country's push not only to make Japan green, but also to sell the technology it's developed around the world.
Ms Jiricna's new treasure trove, the 21st-century's answer to Dresden's Baroque Green Vault, will only make it more so.
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If he's hitting toward the green but not going to make it, I'll tell him where the next best place to put it is.
We agreed to reduce tariffs on environmental goods and make it easier to export clean energy technologies that create green jobs.
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On Thursday, a report from that environmental group challenged Apple to tell the public how, exactly, it plans to make its data centers 100% green.
"No matter how good your idea is you need money to make it and with organizations like the now defunct UK Film Council, it was an uphill task getting green-lighted for productions, " said Emelonye.
Avery Bradley made a layup, then Green hit a pair of free throws to make it a four-point game.
"Your data belongs to you, after all, and we want to make sure you can take it with you, " said Mr Green.
The bunker is positioned in a way that obscures the view of the green from the fairway making it harder to make the shot you need.
It means three Liberal Democrats, two Tories and one Green make up the cabinet which is likely to change again after the May local elections.
Ms Green said those guests who had not been injured had managed to make it to the reception.
You continue to show the way on green technology, a clean-energy future and the regulations needed to make it possible.
The green paper does not spell out all the hard choices Britain will have to make, but it sets out two important principles.
One key problem, as suggested in a recent analysis by Rob Sentz at Economic Modeling Specialists, is that green is not really about "what" you make but about "how" you make it.
There is loss in efficiency--it now takes 34 worker-hours to make a dining room table, up from 25--but Green thinks that price is worth paying.
The government wants to introduce an American-style green-card scheme, but it seems implausible that it would allow in enough foreign workers to make up for the demographic shortfall, even if they all learned Japanese: by some estimates that would require about 600, 000 immigrants a year.
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