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cleanup

[kleen-uhp] / ˈklinˌʌp /








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The authors point out that much of the existing research has focused on detecting microplastics and developing cleanup methods.

From Science Daily

The parasite’s eggs must be in the feces for two to four weeks before they can cause infection, so officials urged quick cleanup of any raccoon feces using gloves.

From Los Angeles Times

The county is seeking compensation for destroyed infrastructure and parks, as well as for cleanup and recovery efforts, lost taxes and overtime for county workers.

From Los Angeles Times

Since 2007, comprehensive soil testing has been conducted after 64 wildfire cleanups in California, according to the memo.

From Los Angeles Times

Frank’s Paddlesports Livery – The White River has been going through a significant cleanup in an effort to allow residents to enjoy its magnificence.

From Salon