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My own nation is quickly decomposing, and it feels less and less real.— The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe
In addition to reducing the carbon emissions generated by transporting the waste outside the city, the facility would also utilize the methane from the decomposing waste to generate electricity.— More Hip Than Hippie Podcast
Modern forensic science shows the bloating is caused by a buildup of gases, while fluid seeping from the mouth is pushed up by decomposing organs, Borrini said.— The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
By layering brown and green materials, the heat produced by the decomposing organic matter begins to break down the mixture.— The Good Human
There's nothing sustainable about the $700 billion Federal bailout plan for the decomposing financial sector of the US financial system.— Sustainablog
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