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This low cost colour printing device from Xerox will help your business reduce costs as it provides up to 62% savings while reducing the impact on the environment by 90%.

It offers consistent colour with its unique solid ink technology and offers you a flexible pricing plans that allows you to print portions of your document in colour while paying for black and white.

Check it out at www.office.xerox.com/multifunction-printer/color-multifun...

reduced-6343 by Geoff Parker

reducing sauce by Stacy Spensley

Braised radish recipe

Reducing Rolls by Lance

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Steel bodied rolls with carbide rings mounted on them. Used in pairs to squeeze down tubing to a specific size. These rolls would make something like brake lines for a car, or the tubing in your refrigerator. These got returned to us from a customer that has moved production to China--the box got damaged coming back to the states, and UPS simply threw all the rolls in another box (causing a bit of damage to them along the way). We'll have to grind them down and put the forms back in them--and send them back to China.

Prices Slashed by Thunderchild7

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Was £129 now £15

IMG_0057_reduce by Marion Arts Festival

IMG_5491ar-reduced by Pete Harris

Solar radiation absorbed by the pavement is reduced when there are trees around by Open Journalism Network by InOldNews

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Credit: InOldNews | Sanshey Biswas

Location: New York City

Studies show that trees reduce the amount of solar radiation absorbed by asphalt and concrete. This means that the pavement stores less heat, ultimately bringing down the air temperature by as much as 1 degree Celsius.

And the impact of one tree can be felt up to a few hundred meters around it.

That's why many experts believe that urban trees are important in addressing the impacts of climate change. One study found that urban trees reduce the number of heat-stress related deaths across the U.S. At a time when the world is experiencing record-breaking heat, the need for trees is especially apparent.

Trees can also reduce the need for ACs when they are near houses and apartments. Which can be good, because while ACs can cool down the indoor temperature, they can increase outdoor temperatures by 2.4 degrees Celsius.

The problem is, more than 75% of people in U.S. cities live in neighbourhoods with less than 20% tree cover.

This CC-BY-licensed footage of climate change was published with support from Internews' Earth Journalism Network and The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida).

Reduced Fare OMNY by Metropolitan Transportation Authority