Furnace (disambiguation) — * Furnaces as a general subject. *Furnaces used in smelters, including: * Blast furnace * Steelmaking furnaces, including: ** Puddling furnace ** Reverberatory furnace ** Bessemer converter ** Open hearth furnace ** Basic oxygen furnace **… … Wikipedia
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Plantlife — is a wild plant conservation charity, founded in 1989. As of 2007, its membership was 10,500 and it owned 23 nature reserves around the UK. Its patron is HRH the Prince of Wales, its president is Adrian Darby OBE and its chairman is Roger Crofts … Wikipedia
