Lime Swallowtail.

And she'll never walk down Lime Street anymore.

The children are playing under the lime tree.

Sulphur is a chemical element with the symbol S.

Some 400 porters carry sulphur baskets on their shoulders from the crater.

The oldest of his five children, 30 years old, also works carrying sulphur.

Then they d sprinkle him lightly with lime. This process repeated, until the pit was full.

Many of the bodies were mummified because they d been sprinkled with lime after being shot.

The Kawah Ijen miners are paid 5 euro cents for each kilo of sulphur removed.

They were at the other end of the wood, under an old lime tree, and were calling him.

Why?' she asked, when they had at last reached a secluded seat at the corner of the lime tree avenue.

For four euros, the Indonesian volcano porters risk life and limb carrying 70 kilos of sulphur along steep stone paths.

At the end of summer, the only chemical products that should be used are copper sulphate, colloidal sulphur, and insecticidal soap.

After a day of wandering around the city, the Abanotubani sulphur baths are perfect for relaxation and for being pampered like royalty.

The targets apply to the four greenhouse gases carbon dioxide (), methane (), nitrous oxide (), sulphur hexafluoride (), and two groups of gases, hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and perfluorocarbons (PFCs).

Indian children inhale large doses of sulphur and potassium chlorate to fashion flammable powder into matches. Youthful glassmakers in Brazil breathe toxic silicone and arsenic fumes.

While the implication that innovation and creativity are born only of conflict is extreme in fact, Switzerland is a world leader in innovation Lime makes a crucial point.

This is the case of Anto Wijaya, one of the 400 miners who make their living taking sulphur from the Kawah Ijen volcano, east of the Indonesian island of Java.

After breaking off large sulphur rocks, which in total can weigh up to 70 kilos, he carries them in two bamboo baskets on his shoulders along the steep stone paths.

ABU DHABI In the 1949 British film The Third Man, the character Harry Lime observes that, during the Borgia family s rule in Renaissance Italy, the country had warfare, terror, murder, and bloodshed.

This is PT Ngrimbi Candi, a company which, since 1960, has been exploiting the volcano, and quite literally its workers, whom it pays 662 rupees (5 euro cents) per kilo of sulphur.

A lot of thermal baths smell of sulphur. The Árpád baths in Békescsaba, Hungary, smell so strongly of oil you may find it difficult to believe you are in a health spa.

Levin listened to the rhythmical dripping of raindrops from the lime trees in the garden, and looked at a familiar triangular constellation and at the Milky Way which with its branches intersected it.

Despite their huge profits, the mining company has not mechanised the sulphur extraction process to save costs, nor has it provided any equipment for the porters, who work for themselves and by the kilo.

Many types of natural capital, however, have not been included fresh water, soil, forests as providers of ecosystem services, and the atmosphere as a sink for such pollution as particulates and nitrogen and sulphur oxides.

The most common of these is Diet Coke, with others including Caffeine Free Coca Cola, Diet Coke Caffeine Free, Coca Cola Cherry, Coca Cola Zero, Coca Cola Vanilla, and special versions with lemon, lime, or coffee.

Every day, he and his fellow workers break off 15 tonnes of sulphur from the volcano, which three lorries move to the warehouse in Tamansari, 18 kilometres away along a goat path that passes through scrubland.

It then sells the sulphur for 10,000 rupees (83 cents) to the petrochemical industry, as the mineral is widely used in everyday life and is used in the manufacture of matches, fireworks, cosmetics, dynamite and even for whitening sugar.

Sharing a filthy wooden hut with other porters, he gets up every day at two in the morning because the sulphur doesn't stop flowing at night, when its characteristic yellow colour turns blue and it glows in the dark.

At 27 years old, Anto has been risking his life for three years in the Kawah Ijen volcano, and the sulphur has already begun to take its toll on him, even though he covers his face with special mask and goggles.

'What's the good of going to sleep, eh?' said Oblonsky, who after the few glasses he had drunk at supper was in his pleasantest and most poetic mood. 'Look Kitty!' he went on, pointing to the moon rising behind the lime trees.

In front of the hives, flickering before his eyes and circling and fluttering over the same spot, played bees and drones, and between them flew the working bees always to or from the wood with the blossoming lime trees, fetching and bringing back their loads.

He approached his coachman, who was dozing on the box, in the already slanting shadow of a large lime tree, looked with pleasure at the swaying swarms of midgets that whirled above the perspiring horses, and having roused the coachman jumped into the calèche and told him to drive to Bryansky's.

'Yes, he wrote that you had moved here, and he thought I might be of some use to you,' replied Levin, and having said this grew confused. Without finishing what he was going to say he continued walking beside the trap, breaking off twigs from the lime trees and biting them.

The wind. obstinately, as if insisting on having its way, pushed Levin back and, tearing the leaves and blossoms off the lime trees and rudely and strangely uncovering the white branches of birches, bent everything in one direction the acacias, the flowers, the dock leaves, the grass, and the crests of the trees.

Koznyshev was all the while filled with admiration for the beauty of the thickly leaved forest, and kept pointing out to his brother the old lime trees, looking so dark on the shady side, covered with creamy buds all ready to burst into blossom or the new shoots, sparkling like emeralds, on the trees.

Dolly looked with timid inquiry at his energetic face, which was now wholly and now partly in the sunlight that fell between the lime trees, and then was again darkened by their shadow. She waited for what more he would say but he walked by her side in silence, prodding the gravel with his stick as he went.