How to pronounce “onshore” in English

The largest fishes, like tuna, salmon, many of the other ones, are teetering on the brink of collapse. There aren't many fish left.There's both offshore aquaculture and onshore.

The largest fishes, like tuna, salmon, many of the other ones, are teetering on the brink of collapse. There aren't many fish left.And then there's also onshore operations, which I have seen those direct These gigantic swimming pools.

founding shareholder and CEO of Mapp a private firm focused on acquiring and managing natural gas and renewableenergy royalty interests in the onshore continental US map funds a variety of sustainable energy education initiativeslargely benefiting Stanford University students I was able to go to China with Jane and 25 other students to study

And thinking of, there were two new things in the Inflation Reduction Act electric vehicle tax credits relative to what previous administrations had done.The first is that there are these trade restrictions trying to onshore the manufacturing of EVs, and the second is there were subsidies for usedelectric vehicles that lower income folks buy, as well as price caps and income limits, all of which are designed to make the EV subsidies more equitable

The club has paid my agent on my behalf.There still needs to be tax paid for onshore companies that are using an image rights structure.

If you have to, in emergency mode, you can be in there for 72 hours.And then all of the science team was actually back onshore receiving the data.

He flew me to Mogadishu.And after that, I was taken on onshore and I was being held alone in these prison houses.

There are huge uncertainties, for instance, about how climate change itself Will actually impact the delivery of sediment to thecoastline and the ocean system as we have perhaps a change in the intensity of precipitation onshore in some areas, whichcan cause additional flooding, the delivery of sediment, the increase in factors such as wildfires within the areas where

is about 12, over 12 cents a kilowatt hour. And 13 to 15 cents in 2020 to 2030. And these are conservative estimates for the externality costs. Very conservative.Now wind. Geothermal. Onshore wind, geothermal and hydroelectric are completely cost competitive today. In fact, in the US wine has been the second largest new source of electric poweron average for the last five years. In Europe, wind and solar last year generated 68 percent of all the new electricity. So they're very cost competitive. Both of them. Even solar,

Working mostly in pairs, with two men per vessel, they mustered together in ramshackle armadas of 30 or 40 small boats.They waited until cloudless nights, when the full moon shone brightly on the piles of pale shells onshore, before advancing on the oyster companies' camps en masse,their pistols at the ready.

place 20 miles away. And that's one of the things that got me really into this thing, the local weather features. Well, in fact, here, this is--what I have here in the pictureis one of the number one local weather features here in the summer time. The big forecasting problem in the summer is the onshore push. You may here this on TV, the onshore marinepush. Well, this is a visible satellite picture. This is the highest resolution satellite picture that we get operationally from the weather service and, you know, we're right over here.