We believe that this could forestall the flaring up of many regional crises, or contribute to their rapid prevention.

Despite a 2.8 billion International Monetary Fund bailout package, the economy continues to totter, with inflation soaring and public sector salary disputes flaring.

Iran plans to reduce emissions by 175,270 kt CO2 equivalent by reducing flaring and by introducing new technologies that would capture the gases.

But with the practice of flaring gas, huge quantities of carbon dioxide, methane, are released into the atmosphere, together with other pollutants dangerous for people's health.

Reducing flaring of gases was identified as a key measure to reduce emissions from a number of activities, including from oil and coal production (China, Iran, Nigeria and others).

Flaring of gas has been reduced substantially compared to the level of production, and much less gas is flared in the Norwegian petroleum sector than in other comparable countries.

To be sure, the Tea Party s brand of aggrieved populism and its composition of mostly white, angry, middle class voters has deep roots in the United States, flaring up during times of change.

But his advisers, some of whom played a key role in shaping Nigeria s foreign policy in the 1970 s, are keen to use the gas flaring issue to demonstrate Yar Adua s resolve and standing as a pan African leader.

The CO2 tax applied to flaring and burning of natural gas and diesel in the petroleum sector is believed to have contributed to more energy efficient production and has encouraged the development of projects and technical solutions to reduce CO2 emissions offshore.

It was very quiet in the room, whose shadows huddled together in corners, away from the still flame of the candle flaring upright in the shape of a dagger his face after a while seemed suffused by a reflection of a soft light as if the dawn had broken already.

Shell Canada has plans to extract methane gas from coal seams that underly a million acres, fracking the coal with hundreds of millions of gallons of toxic chemicals, establishing perhaps as many as 6,000 wellheads, and eventually a network of roads and pipelines and flaring wellheads, all to generate methane gas that most likely will go east to fuel the expansion of the tar sands.