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Re-engineering the world energy system seems an almost impossible undertaking.
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Re-engineering the whole planet is the ultimate public works project; and is likely to cost untold sums.
Archive 2009-04-01 Dr. Sanity 2009
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Re-engineering world energy production and use will require engineers and scientifically trained people in quantities far exceeding anything attempted by either the Manhattan or Apollo projects.
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Re-engineering the world energy system seems an almost impossible undertaking.
Over-selling the Green economy... GayandRight 2009
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A vivid article called "Re-engineering the Earth" in The Atlantic this month, reduces the themes of this new science to bite-sized chunks for novices like me.
Giles Slade: Geoengineering: Two Worlds for the Price of One 2009
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There is a potentially safer alternative: Re-engineering a patient's own cells through gene therapy.
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* Re-engineering and enhancing service delivery in government
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Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Re-engineering Philosophy:
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Re-engineering the formula that made the Accord America's top-selling car last year might alienate legions of loyalists.
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Re-engineering supplier and internal relationships can gain economies of scale and significantly improve the tools that leverage the cost negotiations process.
Better Procurement 2006
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