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Once primarily a maritime species, the fungus has spread inland to roadside verges where salt has been applied to de-ice the roads.
en.wikipedia.org A few minutes later we taxi into the de-ice area, when the plane is sprayed with that sweet smelling chemicals disinfectant they use.
traveller24.news24.com It used rubber de-ice boots on wing and horizontal stabilizer leading edges.
en.wikipedia.org All the new gates will have more efficient hydrant jet refuelling systems as well as the capability to de-ice aircraft directly at the gate.
www.handyshippingguide.com Heat pipes in bridge decks, transferring heat from beneath stream beds to de-ice the roadway, and greatly reduce winter maintenance costs.
cleantechnica.com