“I firmly believe … it’s going to make a huge difference,” the plant manager said of the changes being implemented. “I can’t say there will be nothing. But our objective is you not to know we’re there.”

"We need to be ready to behave in different ways, even uncomfortable and inconvenient, to make a change. We need to find a way to coexist well with nature. The permanent installation of spontaneous plants will be a constant reminder, a catalyst for our awareness."

“The challenge is to perform the renovation work in the area while keeping the beach safe and open to the general public,” said Roberto. “[Another] challenge is to avoid disturbing the dune grass and natural resources with wildlife protection. Mudflats are a conservation preserve. The challenge there was to construct riprap revetment with minimal disturbance to both aquatic life and/or sea plants.”

Many cannabis companies find themselves in this position, and will attempt to solve the problem with what is known as a private placement in public equity (PIPE) shortly after completing a reverse merger. In a PIPE, the publicly reporting company sells restricted shares to a relatively small number of investors, and agrees to use a portion of the proceeds of such sale to finance the filing of a Form S-1 registration statement.

“When you reach our communities you will pity us. I am a trader but for three years, I have been sitting at home doing nothing. Because of pollution, our water has been contaminated and I don’t see fish to catch anymore”, she lamented.

“Chevron is in conspiracy with IRDC,” says Aihiokhai. “IRDC is a body set up by Chevron in cahoots with Delta State government and few people in Chevron to loot the treasury and deny the people — the children, the women and youth of Itsekiri land — of their commonwealth,” alleged Edun, who is the vice chairman of Nigeria Bar Association, Warri branch.

The artwork is on display to the public until 14 April. After that it will be reconfigured into a smaller version that will remain in the studios, with the surplus plants being returned to the sites they were sourced from.

The expansion would add to both sides of the existing geotube, which the commission approved under emergency conditions in 2013, after a series of winter storms chipped away up to 30 feet of bluff in some areas along Baxter Road.

Large-scale construction of buildings and other activities are taking place at Sristinagar, Chunsali and Guwahati in Assam. Chunsali is a place at the bank of the river Brahmaputra which is ecologically fragile and sensitive and requires protection.

India has a keen interest in propping up the industry, which employs 400,000 mill workers and supports an estimated 4 million families. Still, in the 12 months ending in March, India’s jute production fell by nearly 8 per cent from the year before, to 1.68 million tons, according to government statistics.

Covington site manager Scott Powell notes, “I have been with FiberVisions for over twenty years and have always been impressed by the people I have worked with at all levels of the organization; we are all committed to delighting our customers. All team members know they play a key role in our overall success and we work hard to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to contribute their ideas as well as their specific skills.”

Some of the key market participants in global geotextiles market are Royal Ten Cate (TenCate), Geosynthetic Lining Systems (GSE) Environmental, NAUE Gmbh & Co. KG, Propex Global, Fibertex Nonwovers, Fiberweb PLC and Global Synthetics.