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After a matinee performance I might be less thorough as I know I have to 'regreen' for the evening show.

The company was interested as the tailings are difficult to regreen naturally, due to the acidic and nutrient poor content and sandy texture of the material.

Summary: Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], Sept.4 (ANI-Newsvoir): As part of its intense movement for reviving green cover of the city, ReGreen Chennai initiative saw a huge participation in its mini marathon program organised inside YMCA campus.

It is being promoted by Regreen Solutions International, which is gearing up to establish the first such processor in Riyadh next year.

Each ODT rotation facilitates 14 uninterrupted days for a platoon to train on high-payoff collective tasks during a protected green cycle and affords the ODT unit an opportunity to "regreen" its law enforcement skills.

In preliminary studies barley, hybrid pearl millet, regreen, rye, sorghum-sudangrass hybrid, and triticale were used.

Environmentalists are trying to minimise the damage through a climate adaptation programme involving communities farming at over 3,000 metres to regreen the denuded mountains.

LEED[R] has included indoor air quality in its LEED for Homes credit system and its ReGreen Guidelines for home renovation projects.

Another valuable resource is the REGREEN website, a joint project of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) and the USGBC, which offers case studies for green remodeling projects, interactive tools and basic guidelines written so even do-it-yourselfer can understand.

The National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) offers a Green Certified Professional designation and the American Society of Interior Designers has a Regreen Trained Certificate Program in conjunction with the U.S.

ReGreen Corporation (ReGreen), a leading provider of energy services in California, has secured USD2m from Nara Bank (Nasdaq: NARA).