adj. abandoned, unoccupied. 1  bare. 2  barren. 3  bereft. 4  cast off. 5  derelict. 6  desolate. 7  empty. 8  forlorn. 9  forsaken. 10  godforsaken. 11  isolated. 12  left. 13  left in the lurch. 14  left stranded. 15  lonely. 16  lorn. 17  neglected. 18  relinquished. 19  solitary. 20  uncouth. 21  uninhabited. 22  vacant.
The reason sugar cane can be used to make sugar and generate electricity is that it is very efficient in converting sunlight into energy. The company estimates it saves hundreds of thousands of tons of carbon emissions by burning bagasse to run their facility, rather than fossil fuels.tâs not exactly sugar juice, but the sugar cane fiber left over after the juice is extracted, which is burned to make electricity.
Don't forget to repot your sugar canes into larger planters as they grow. You can harvest the sugar cane when the shoots reach 3 to 3 Â½ feet tall by simply chopping down the stalk and removing the outer leaves. Handle the sugar cane leaves with caution and only with heavy gloves on. The leaves are extremely sharp.