The agency said the "man-made" quake emitted energy double that emitted by the January nuclear test.
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In 2016, New Jersey emitted 22.1 million short tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) while Virginia emitted 38 million.
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" In 2017 in particular, the study found Pentagon emissions "were greater than Finland, which emitted 46.8 million metric tons, Sweden which emitted 50.8 million metric tons, and Denmark which emitted 33.5 million metric tons of CO2.
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However, the color of light emitted by hydrogen and the color of light emitted by helium should be reddened by the same amount.
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For that brief instant, the gravitational energy emitted by that collision outshined all of the light emitted by all the galaxies throughout the known universe.
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It is the total amount of carbon dioxide emitted, rather than the rate at which it is emitted, which determines how much greenhouse warming the world will undergo.
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Carbon monoxide is co-emitted with methane from wildfires and biomass burning, and ethane is a hydrocarbon that's often co-emitted with methane from oil and gas production.
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Something like half a ton of CO2 is emitted to manufacture a ton of concrete; 2 tons of CO2 are emitted in the manufacture of a ton of steel.
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He also compared the heat emitted by the different phones, finding that the newer ones were overall cooler, but that the larger plus models, in general, emitted more heat.
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Washington's institutions amplify the sounds emitted from state partisan gerrymandering.
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The first Echo Dot's speaker emitted hollow and tiny sound.
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The light emitted by a hot spot would be polarized.
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It emitted a foreboding, pungent smell when I unwrapped it.
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Each man, in his own way, emitted indicators of bias.
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Here's how Goldberg says dark and night modes are supposed to help: By reducing the amount of white light emitted from the screen, you effectively reduce the amount of blue light emitted as well.
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"Average CO220 emissions from international fields are 250 times higher, (with) 18 kg CO2 emitted per barrel produced versus 0.67 kg CO2 emitted per barrel produced from Sverdrup," Equinor spokesman Morten Eek told CNN.
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They may experience "fractional decay," where the system has somehow both emitted and not emitted its light at the same time—basically, the atom is in an excited quantum state of excited and not excited.
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"This shows a large gap in what we thought was being emitted, and what is likely being emitted," said Benjamin Hmiel, a post-doctoral associate at the University of Rochester and the study's lead author.
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Smith said Microsoft will expand the fee to include carbon emitted through its supply chain, calculating things like the carbon emitted by manufacturing the products it buys or producing the materials it uses in buildings.
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Artist's impression of the jet emitted by the neutron star collision.
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His boxes, he claimed, emitted these bions and stimulated orgasmic energy.
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Globally, 32 gigatonnes of energy-related CO2 were emitted in 2015.
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The vehicles emitted up to 40 times the legally allowable pollutants.
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Blasts are emitted about every 28500 seconds, 6900 hours a day.
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CARBON DIOXIDE is the main greenhouse gas emitted by human activities.
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It turns out to be a tone emitted by the galaxy
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The U.S. emitted 5.6 billion metric tons of carbon in 2017.
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In 2017, the world emitted some 32.5 gigatons of the stuff.
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RGGI's current nine states emitted 90 million short tons in 2016.
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The first cycle emitted a fine mist of water and detergent.
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The cause, the scientists say, is clearly human-emitted greenhouse gases.
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When she turned them on, they emitted a low electronic buzz.
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The fund itself "emitted" 107 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalents in 2018 via its ownership stakes — roughly twice the amount emitted by Norway in 2017 — according to its annual responsible investment report released on Thursday.
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Carbon dioxide is the most obvious of these warming gases, but many others are also emitted by plane exhausts, such as oxides of nitrogen, which trigger the formation of ozone when emitted at altitude, and water vapour.
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HFCs are emitted from refrigerants in everyday appliances and car air conditioners.
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These stars would have emitted ultraviolet radiation, energy that excites the hydrogen.
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The glowing groupings of light are emitted between larger streams of dust.
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Also, the gravitational waves emitted by merging black holes, converted into sound.
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They chant but no sound is emitted, just the illusion of it.
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Calcium carbonate is different from the sulfur dioxide that Mount Pinatubo emitted.
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The vehicles had emitted up to 40 times the legally allowable pollutants.
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Smoke is the collection of solids, liquids, and gases emitted by combustion.
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A fragrance plug-in from Bath & Body Works emitted a calming scent.
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The vehicles had emitted up to 6033 times the legally allowable pollutants.
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Back to this new endangerment finding for GHG emitted by aircraft engines.
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In regular driving, the vehicles emitted up to 40 times more pollution.
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How can we influence the 85 percent of carbon dioxide emitted abroad?
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In regular driving, the vehicles emitted up to 85033 times more pollution.
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At other times the cars emitted far more nitrogen oxides than allowed.
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It's inadvertently emitted during the oil and gas production and transportation process.
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A few minutes later, he emitted a loud groan and went unconscious.
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Some of it is emitted from construction sites, unpaved roads and fires.
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A bassoon with its top end wrapped in foil emitted choked squeals.
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The couple thrilled audiences and critics with the smoldering intensity they emitted.
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The 1963 Agung eruption emitted about 6 million metric tons of sulfur.
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No Trump rants will be emitted from the mouth of this anthropomorphic bear.
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Every time Kusunoki moved his wrists, a nearby JBL speaker emitted a beat.
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The center depicts light emitted by hydrogen, which the astronomers depicted in green.
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Carbon intensity refers to the amount of carbon emitted per unit of energy.
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Williams posed and emitted a roar toward the fans, who stood in approval.
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Earlier Fitbit products had sensors that only emitted one wavelength of light: green.
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The bright trail of light emitted is caused by friction with the atmosphere.
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That guitar emitted authentic anthems that made his name legendary throughout South America.
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This radiation is emitted into the atmosphere, where it strikes carbon dioxide molecules.
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The balance in the account represents the warming effect of the methane emitted.
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It emitted an idling-motor sound, as though contemplating what to do next.
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There, heavy smoke can include toxic substances emitted when man-made materials burn.
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Each time a copy is made of the DNA, light will be emitted.
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Beside the empty paper-towel dispenser, a hand dryer emitted a feeble puff.
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Neutrinos are emitted in a particular kind of nuclear radiation, called beta decay.
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MICROSOFT SAYS WILL REMOVE CARBON IT HAS EMITTED SINCE 1975 BY 2050 - EVENT
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Indian startup Graviky Labs is creating ink from particles emitted by car exhausts.
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Here and there, vents in the ground emitted a rush of warm exhaust.
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India emitted only about 1,800 million metric tons of carbon dioxide that year.
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And while the amount of pollutants emitted by car, particularly carbon dioxide, are related to fuel efficiency, there's not an exact link between grams of CO2 emitted per mile and how many miles per gallon of gasoline a car travels.
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The room was pitch black, save for the green glow emitted by the neurons.
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She translates the chemical compounds into scents, which are emitted alongside live bacteria sculptures.
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The leftmost image depicts light emitted by oxygen, which the astronomers depicted in blue.
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The rightmost shows the light emitted by sulfur, which the astronomers depicted in red.
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Last week, officials said 25,000 tons of sulfuric acid was emitted from the volcano.
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The fee is levied on each ton of CO2-equivalent gases that are emitted.
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How much emitted gas it has saved will depend on where it is installed.
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The U.S. Postal Service emitted about 218 million metric tons of CO22015 in 22025.
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On Thursday, an "explosive" eruption emitted ash and rocks 30,000 feet into the sky.
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This means that it emitted a continuous spectrum of wavelengths, rather than preferred wavelengths.
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In reality, the vehicles emitted up to 40 times the legally allowable pollution levels.
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Rodale estimates that organic farmland can potentially sequester more carbon than is currently emitted.
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One method is to look at the light emitted or absorbed from hydrogen atoms.
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When a forest burns, the carbon emitted gets reabsorbed when the vegetation grows back.
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Giuffra said the company does not concede that the 104,000 vehicles emitted excess emissions.
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Residents also have to worry about sulfur dioxide gases emitted from the lava flows.
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This dish can detect faint radio signals emitted by collections of molecules in space.
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In 2015, the United States emitted 15.53 metric tons of carbon dioxide per capita.
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The light emitted from the particles is why ice is critical to the observatory.
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Once set up, both mattresses emitted an odor that is common of memory foam.
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Germs are most commonly spread by the respiratory droplets emitted from sneezing and coughing.
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This works via a very low-power Bluetooth signal emitted by your lost device.
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Methane is emitted during the production and transport of natural gas, coal and oil.
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Here is the other notable time Rocky has emitted a gas from an orifice.
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In addition, the eruption emitted a five-mile stream of red hot lava, Reuters reported.
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The lines indicate light be emitted from both upper and lower halves of the device.
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The room was mesmerized, feeding off the energy emitted by Monáe and her backup dancers.
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McWilliams uses the GBT and the Arecibo Telescope to analyze radio waves emitted from pulsars.
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In short, few greenhouse gases were emitted in creating and transporting materials for the tower.
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The most likely explanation is particulate pollution emitted by the ships using the shipping lanes.
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Mark Hartman, Phoenix's chief sustainability officer, plans to minimize the amount of blue light emitted.
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Blue light is the kind of light that's emitted by your computer, smartphone, and tablet.
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Image: Paulo CastroThe most common sound emitted by the botos were short, two-part calls.
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This image combines the light of four wavelengths emitted by excitations from four different elements.
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There are a few ways to begin slashing the carbon emitted from massive shipping vessels.
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Gamma rays emitted by the isotope can deliver fatal doses of radiation at close range.
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What needs to happen is getting policy change around the things emitted from industrial plants.
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In addition, the eruption emitted a five-mile stream of red hot lava, Reuters reported.
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That's because the blue light emitted from most electronics can actually interfere with your sleep.
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That allows the instrument to capture light emitted by excited hydrogen ions at the poles.
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When it emitted a warning sound, a security officer asked Bains to remove his turban.
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Since the Industrial Revolution, humans have emitted about 535 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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But you're still warm, thanks to the infrared light emitted by the ultracool dwarf star.
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Carbon taxes impose levies based on the amount of carbon dioxide emitted from fossil fuels.
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NOx, which is emitted by diesel engines, is one of the main components of ozone.
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They made joyful leaps and emitted ultrasonic calls considered to be their equivalent of laughter.
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Each of the new plants emitted at least 10 million tons of greenhouse gases annually.
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Over our history, we have emitted 26 percent of all global emissions of carbon dioxide.
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The rules set minimum sound requirements but do not specify what sounds must be emitted.
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This amounted to only about 0.01 percent of all the neutrinos emitted by the Sun.
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The pills account for a fraction of a percent of the radiation emitted by fallout.
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Whatever is causing FRBs, it is unlikely that they are emitted from within our galaxy.
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As the number of copies of DNA increases, so does the amount of light emitted.
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Last year, humanity emitted roughly 40 billion tons of CO₂ from fossil fuels and industry.
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At other times they emitted more harmful nitrogen oxides than a modern long-haul truck.
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At current levels, that amount will be emitted within roughly eight and a half years.
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Rather, the resolution simply calls for addressing greenhouse gases emitted from the commercial agriculture sector.
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Roughly 27 percent of all carbon dioxide emitted since 1959 has gone into the oceans.
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Including indirect sources, it emitted more than 44 million metric tons of carbon in 2018.
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The scientists were closely watching how an excited helium atom emitted light as it decayed.
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A new study found that most of that radiation was emitted on September 2700, 25.3.
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It even pinpoints a timeline: Most of the ruthenium was emitted on September 26, 2017.
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Third, the larger particles emitted by burning fossil fuels cause obvious damage to the lungs.
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In theory, if this could be done on a large scale using renewable energy or even sunlight, there would be no net gain of emissions — the same carbon dioxide molecules would be emitted, captured, made into new fuels and emitted again, over and over.
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Nitrogen dioxide is a gas emitted by diesel engines that causes lung disease and respiratory problems.
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Its Fiat 500x model emitted almost 17 times the limit in road testing, the report said.
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The show explored the benefits of capturing carbon dioxide before it was emitted from power plants.
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In 20123 China's GDP per head was $14,000, and it emitted just 9.3 tonnes per person.
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Even if it does, the main problem—the stock of greenhouse gases already emitted—will remain.
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These are large dust grains emitted from the comet and forming a trail along its orbit.
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That's because the blue light emitted by phones, tablets and televisions is likely disrupting your sleep.
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And it takes a long time to grow back the carbon that's being combusted and emitted.
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The story continues with a lamp which emitted, when rubbed, a raving and flame-haired genie.
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In 2016, IKEA's direct suppliers and own factories emitted 3.4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalents.
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Meanwhile, climate-warming gases emitted by power plants today can last in the atmosphere for centuries.
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Early reports from police officers revealed the driver emitted an "odor of alcohol" following the crash.
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What's more, we don't really know what wavelengths of light are being emitted by our devices.
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In 2016, America's power plants emitted 27 percent less carbon dioxide than they did in 23.
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Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases emitted when coal is burned also make our planet warmer.
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But when the heat got steady, the e-cig emitted much more: 8.7 micrograms per puff.
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In 2015, the U.S. emitted 6.6 billion metric tons of greenhouse gases, according to the EPA.
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Dr Carr had ordered some equipment to analyse the volatile chemicals emitted by infected tomato plants.
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It shook its body, stretched, raised its paw in greeting and emitted a few synthetic barks.
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We need advanced clean coal and fossil technology to capture carbon dioxide before it is emitted.
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Instead, it's listening for audio signals emitted by the TVs in order to track viewing behavior.
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As if his battle cries weren't bad enough, the armadillo also emitted a strong, pungent smell.
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It's emitted by natural sources like the surf, storms, wind itself, our own heartbeat and respiration.
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The amendment reduces greenhouse gases, known as hydrofluorocarbons or HFC's, emitted from refrigerants in everyday appliances.
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It is almost spiritual in its association with various sounds emitted by objects and living organisms.
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This is an estimate of the climate damage caused by a ton of carbon dioxide emitted.
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Worrisome substances emitted by new furniture, office supplies and carpets could be accumulating in the air.
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Other theories have included toxins, listening devices that accidentally emitted harmful sounds or even mass hysteria.
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Nitrogen dioxide is a yellow-brown gas emitted by motor vehicles, power plants, and industrial facilities.
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That would mean eliminating approximately 720 billion tons that are currently emitted into the Earth's atmosphere.
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My cubicle mate joked she was getting a tan from the light emitted from my screen.
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In the summer of 2016, the Supreme Court emitted two opinions: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico v.
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Lead — which can disrupt children's brain development — was emitted at five times the level previously thought.
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Last year, America's power plants emitted 27 percent less carbon dioxide than they did in 2.23.
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Similar progress has been made in carbon intensity — the amount of carbon emitted per unit of GDP.
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Emissions peaked in 2007, when the country's power plants emitted 2.4 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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In 2005, the US emitted 20.3 metric tons per person, the highest of the world's large economies.
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It's equipped with an eight-microphone array to pick up your voice over the audio being emitted.
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The glasses work by filtering the amount of blue light emitted directly to your eyes by electronics.
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The Local reports the incorrect mix emitted a chlorine gas that caused guests nausea and breathing issues.
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It has also pledged action against "foul-smelling" air emitted from rubbish transfer stations and public toilets.
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This plane, unlike others that have made the journey before, emitted no emissions and burned no fuel.
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For every tonne of food wasted, the equivalent of over three tonnes of carbon dioxide is emitted.
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The researchers investigated external gamma radiation emitted in North Carolina homes using a portable gamma radiation meter.
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Last year, China emitted around 25 million tonnes of VOCs, up 25 percent from 10 years ago.
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After that, emissions must go "net negative", with more carbon removed from the stock than is emitted.
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Steam emitted from the power plants became cloud-like formations that crystallized into snow as temperatures fell.
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In 2017 Canada emitted 17 million additional tons of carbon dioxide compared to its emissions in 2016.
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Luminescence dating measures the amount of light emitted from the energy stored in certain rocks and soils.
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Previously, after undergoing emissions testing to determine the amount of pollution they emitted, cars could circulate freely.
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The specific type of light emitted by smartphones, tablets and laptops signals the brain to stay awake.
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The greenhouse gases [emitted by going local] is only about four percent of the entire carbon footprint.
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When Mr Obama claimed that America was not enfeebled militarily, many Republican congressmen emitted a scandalised gasp.
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"A power steering fluid leak could result in fumes being emitted from the engine compartment," it said.
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And they work together to follow each performer based on the blinking pattern emitted from their beacon.
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It's designed to reduce the amount of blue light emitted from the monitor to optimize eye comfort.
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Hoche emitted a curious growl, then a gigantic " Rooooar ," and, finally, a plaintive howl at the moon.
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The other wearable devices included a speaker to repel mosquitoes and three bracelets that emitted different oils.
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He discovered that he blinked more than usual due to the flicker light emitted by the film.
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But it takes many decades for seedlings to grow into trees and recapture all the carbon emitted.
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The blue light emitted by TVs, phones, laptops and tablets can also mess with your body clock.
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Eastern on Wednesday, cellphones across the United States emitted the ominous ring of an emergency presidential alert.
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She took a glance at the unit beside hers in the feeble light emitted by its display.
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Likewise, Gori has essentially ignored government demands to tone down the hagiographic glow emitted by the museum.
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Every metric ton of carbon dioxide emitted leads to 285 square meters of Arctic sea ice loss.
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They will also require considerable political engagement globally, as will reducing the amount of carbon being emitted.
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The Obama administration estimated that a ton of GHGs emitted into the atmosphere costs society about $6900.
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The United States has emitted more planet-warming carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than any other country.
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Around 27 percent of all carbon dioxide emitted since 1959 has ended up dissolving into the oceans.
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This short wavelength is copiously emitted by digital devices and TVs, which mess up your internal clock.
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She could not even watch TV, because the light that it emitted caused her too much pain.
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For this work's hypnotic, mysterious soundtrack, Jónsi used advanced technology to record electric impulses emitted by foxglove.
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According to Adams, Snyder, 36, also searched the web to see if Hybrid cars emitted carbon monoxide.
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They were spotted close to an area where a transponder signal was emitted earlier, the sources said.
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The gigawatts of electricity produced for millions of people by these reactors has emitted no air pollutants.
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They emitted more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere than the United Kingdom does in an entire year.
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You can also buy carbon credits from Reformation, where you can choose to offset the carbon emitted by an average wedding, an international flight, and a domestic flight, as well as the amount of carbon emitted by an individual or a family over a six or 12 month period.
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This report focuses on energy-related emissions, not greenhouse gases emitted by agriculture, forestry and other land use.
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DuPont, also working to increase its energy efficiency, emitted 16.5 million metric tons of greenhouse gases in 2013.
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Info is thought to be coded on the surface of its event horizon and emitted back as radiation.
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These cues include airborne chemicals that are emitted by their own damaged tissues or those of their neighbors.
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Astrononers view distant objects via their "Lyman alpha" emissions, light emitted by hydrogen atoms with a characteristic wavelength.
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These compounds also trap heat and have an outsized effect on warming when they're emitted at cruising altitude.
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Such signals can help pinpoint a search area, and are different from pings emitted by the black boxes.
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They can levy a tax on each tonne of CO2 emitted, an approach pioneered by Finland in 20183.
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The lights and sounds emitted by the technology, as well as the content itself, may be too stimulating.
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The chamber does support amending a lower-profile environmental treaty reducing emissions from greenhouse gases emitted from appliances.
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It protects us from all sorts of high energy particles emitted by the sun on a daily basis.
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Image: Edward Molter and Imke de PaterAstronomers captured a first look at radiation emitted directly by Uranus' rings.
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Specifically, the researchers observed radiation emitted by specific carbon and oxygen ions as well as radiation from dust.
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But Patla's team wasn't interested in keeping time—they were studying the atom-emitted light inside the clock.
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But when the cars were being driven under normal circumstances, they emitted up to 40 times more NOx.
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SeaIntel calculated that the increased fuel consumption would mean an additional 6,800 tonnes of CO2 emitted per voyage.
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Some of it is natural, emitted by soil microbes living in oxygen-poor environments in marshes and wetlands.
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"Carbon intensity" refers to the amount of carbon emitted by the energy sector per unit of energy consumed.
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"There is a lot of toxic stuff emitted from cars, and the most toxic are particulates," Mayer said.
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" One of those sources emitted radiation levels that "would represent a public health issue if not handled appropriately.
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The volcano has already been oozing lava, which has gobbled up roads and homes and emitted dangerous gases.
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This should be unsurprising since methane is emitted at every step of the oil and gas supply chain.
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However, the aerosol emitted doesn't smell like traditional cigarette smoke does, and resembles water boiled from a teapot.
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Critics say the sounds emitted can kill fish, affect their reproductive systems and cause them to migrate elsewhere.
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Indeed, there are no studies that definitively prove a link between radiation emitted by cell phones and cancer.
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This follows the more explosive eruption Thursday, which emitted ash and rocks thousands of feet into the sky.
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In 2017, farmers in southeast Italy used hemp to decontaminate their soil from pollutants emitted by nearby steelworks.
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The blue light being emitted needs to be within a certain wavelength in order to have that effect.
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In 2017, China emitted 11.7 billion metric tons of heat-trapping gases, a quarter of the world's total.
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She became interested not just in representing light, but also in making objects that emitted or reflected it.
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Just as carbon dioxide emitted in the United States harms other countries, emissions from other countries harm America.
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These emitted photons represent information, and so the task is to bridge together different emitters in close proximity.
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US tanks, aircraft, ships, and power generators together emitted 59 million metric tons of carbon dioxide in 2017.
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Nationwide the risk of cancer from chemicals emitted by industrial facilities was about 22018 for every million people.
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The objects were spotted close to an area where a transponder signal was emitted earlier, those sources said.
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Most of the carbon humans have put into the atmosphere has been emitted in the last three decades.
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Every tendril that escapes isn't just an extra expense, it's also a needlessly emitted unit of carbon dioxide.
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Studies show that the light emitted from a TV (or any digital screen) interferes with your circadian rhythms.
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On Wednesday, a federal judge ruled that the sound it emitted could be considered a form of force.
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The term carbon footprint refers to the amount of greenhouse gas, specifically carbon dioxide, emitted from an activity.
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Platypuses use their bills to detect the electric fields emitted by their prey, which consist mostly of invertebrates.
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One thing we have no proof contributes to eye strain is blue light emitted by computers and phones.
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Clinton captured 16 of the 20 states that emitted the least carbon per each dollar of economic activity.
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Ozone is a byproduct of pollutants emitted from burning fossil fuels, and is linked to various respiratory ailments.
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While hydrogen absorbed the light of the stars, it re-emitted that energy in an easily identifiable way.
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This is comparable to the aviation industry, which emitted over 900 million tons of greenhouse gases in 2018.
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SCIENTISTS ARE experimenting with different ways to reduce the amount of carbon being emitted into the Earth's atmosphere.
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It's a tiny fraction of the 36 billion metric tons emitted in 2016, per the Global Carbon Project.
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Another violent space explosion, called a gamma-ray burst, emitted the brightest, most energetic light in the universe.
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This is a blessing for users with sensitive eyes, particularly to blue light emitted by all electronic screens.
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For one, while the particles emitted by the sun are super hot, they're not super densely packed together.
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Now, because the light emitted from the star moved from the strong gravity near a black hole to the weak gravity on Earth where the scientists were making their observations, it is expected that the colors will appear redder on Earth than they were when they were emitted by the star.
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But it is hard to imagine decarbonisation of industries like cement without capturing the CO218 emitted in flue gases.
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For the uninitiated, the Night Shift feature reduces the amount of blue light emitted by your glowing computer screen.
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Perhaps the star emitted some gas those decades ago before truly dying with the grander explosion, 60 years later.
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One of the whales suddenly emitted a massive blast of air Monday in what some onlookers called an explosion.
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The astronomers also see changes in the light emitted between these galaxies, implying changes in how active they are.
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It doesn't mean "no emissions at all" but that any carbon dioxide emitted has to be offset or removed.
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The ongoing fire has released black smoke, raising questions about whether large amounts of dangerous materials are being emitted.
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Men who emitted attention-grabbing odors, who wore clothes whose original colors were indecipherable, kibitzed loudly in the corner.
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Ricks said Santa is tracked by infrared signals emitted by the shiny red nose of Rudolph, Santa's lead reindeer.
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Eventually he tried to open the closet door, where I was still hiding, and I emitted a small scream.
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The soil there contains methane equivalent to 2.3 times all the carbon dioxide humanity has emitted since the 22021s.
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Some recent travelers, however, suspect that they were exposed to fumes emitted from the air conditioners in their rooms.
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University recently calculated Thanksgiving's environmental cost in terms of pounds of CO2 emitted per meal.
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Unlike Hubble, which measures ultraviolet, visible, and near-infrared radiation emitted by stars and galaxies, Chandra captures X-rays.
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The car company conceded to installing software in 11 million diesel cars that misrepresented how much pollution they emitted.
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During an extreme 203 eruption, Krakatau emitted a sound so loud, people 3,000 miles away documented hearing the boom.
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When a drone neared, the green monkeys emitted a vocalization the researchers had never heard before in the species.
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The gamma rays emitted by the Ir-192 can deliver fatal doses of radiation at close range, Kamps said.
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"The biggest uncertainty in modeling future climate is how much greenhouse gases will be emitted by humans," said Green.
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Finally, there's the gamma-ray burst, which is an extreme amount of radiation that is emitted during some supernovae.
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The spectrum of light emitted indicated neutral hydrogen surrounds it — placing it in one of the universe'se key transitions.
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They found that for every metric ton of CO2 emitted, about 32 square feet of summer sea ice disappeared.
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Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said nothing toxic was emitted and there was no imminent danger to the community.
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This is the amount of light particles that were emitted by stars and escaped into space, the study says.
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But already, since 85033, more than 50 percent of that budget — 215 gigatonnes — has already been emitted by humans.
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Researchers found that low-level electromagnetic fields, like those emitted from power lines, have an impact on honeybee behavior.
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Third, the EPA could require agribusiness to report GHGs (methane) emitted by cattle as part of the digestive process.
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EPA data indicates that 9 percent of GHGs emitted in the U.S in 2016 were from the agriculture sector.
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According to the WMO, the cloud of smoke emitted from a wildfire Siberia was larger than the European Union.
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But I believe the "loud noises" emitted from the man are called "cheering," which people do in sports arenas.
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Despite this, the harmful toxins emitted by Trump might not prevail in the Mississippi runoff for Senate this week.
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Today, satellites controlled from Schriever Air Force Base in Colorado transmit a constant signal emitted by their atomic clocks.
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The research also may have implications for people exposed to hours of light emitted from video games and computers.
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And don't bother with a mask—they don't work because NO2 particles emitted at the roadside are so tiny.
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Farmers have begun to focus on controlling the gas emitted by the 1.3 to 1.5 billion cows alive today.
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Some have suggested that chemicals emitted from trees, so-called phytoncides, have a physiological effect on our stress levels.
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Flares emitted by adolescent red dwarfs may singe and sterilize the atmospheres of their surrounding planets, rendering life impossible.
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The coronavirus is generally transmitted through viral droplets — often emitted by coughing, spitting or sneezing — and from contaminated surfaces.
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A hovering drone emitted a volley of tear gas canisters that tumbled and curled through the air, scattering protesters.
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Often, it is trapped as it is emitted, pressurized and then stored in the ground or in the ocean.
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CNN's Daniel Dale counted 84 false claims emitted from the President either by tweet or by mouth last week.
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At other times, the cars emitted far more nitrogen oxide, a lung irritant that also causes smog, than permitted.
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A drawback of this system is that each country can set a different cap or level for GHGs emitted.
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Some of this energy could be collected from the solar wind, a stream of charged particles emitted by stars.
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In my living room, my mouth flew open involuntarily and emitted a scream I was not in control of.
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Most of the light given off by Proxima Centauri is in the infrared region, but even if you compare all of the light emitted by Proxima Centauri in all wavelengths to the amount emitted by the Sun, Proxima Centauri still emits only 0.17% as much light as our own life-giving stellar companion.
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It was believed that if this happened, a large amount of light would be emitted, which is called a quasar.
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All of these have a significant warming effect, especially when emitted at aircraft cruising altitude, several kilometres above the ground.
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Net zero means the amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere is no more than the amount taken out.
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It took 13.4 billion years for the light emitted from the galaxy — named GN-z11 — to reach astronomers on Earth.
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The 3D printers that used four other types of materials — nylon, PCTPE, laybrick and laywood — emitted caprolactam, a respiratory irritant.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) states that methane can be emitted by natural sources as well as human activities.
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Most notably, Rexista contains a blue dye that is emitted if the tablet is manipulated, which could help identify abusers.
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And Trump is trying to repeal regulations on methane, a potent greenhouse gas that's emitted during oil-and-gas development.
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The UCI reportedly caught Van den Driessche by using a computer that can read radio frequencies emitted by the motor.
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The background music, by Reznor and Atticus Ross, was inspired by the sounds emitted by Jupiter, recorded by NASA instruments.
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The researchers were able to correlate features within the nebula to the effects of radiation emitted by nearby massive stars.
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The nitrogen absorbs energy from those electrons, some of which is then re-emitted as light—an effect called triboluminescence.
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But the amount of light emitted from your e-reader, notebook, computer, iPhone, computer, isn't a heck of a lot.
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So when the light (emitted in radio wave form) from the event horizon finally reached us, it had been distorted.
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Fitting these components into a laptop chassis while properly managing all the heat that's emitted, however, is way more difficult.
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Apparently the light emitted by the controller is also going to be utilized by Sony's upcoming virtual reality headset too.
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The Advanced Microwave Radiometer (AMR) measures how the two frequencies of radiation emitted by Poseidon are slowed by the atmosphere.
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The telescope promises to explore everything from exoplanet atmospheres to the first light emitted after the dawn of the universe.
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"No harmful substances were emitted into the atmosphere, the background radiation is normal," the defense ministry was quoted as saying.
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This is a jet of high-energy stuff emitted by the black hole that extends for a thousand light-years.
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There was concern that if pace maker emitted a stronger electric charge, Perez could have a heart attack, said Barrientos.
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An impressive claim of a 94-percent drop in noise produced by a high-pitch tone emitted from a speaker.
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Its concept is similar to a carbon tax, which charged on businesses and households for every tonne of carbon emitted.
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Research suggests that we may become unconsciously attracted to someone because of the medley of chemicals emitted from their body.
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Paraguay has emitted $1.88 billion in international bonds under Cartes, a former business magnate of the center-right Colorado party.
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Montreal was followed by Vancouver (which emitted 7.2 tonnes per year), Winnipeg, Toronto, Calgary, all the way down to Edmonton.
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So are volcanic eruptions, but the massive amounts of toxins and particulates emitted by volcanoes are pollutants by any definition.
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They'd hoped as efficient LED-lighting technology became more available the amount of light emitted from artificial sources would decrease.
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Related story: NTSB says El Faro reported hull breach About 20 minutes later, El Faro emitted its final alert signal.
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Keep devices off the bed It's possible that the blue light emitted from laptops, tablets, and smartphones interrupts sleep patterns.
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Methane is emitted from natural gas, and has 80 times the warming power of carbon over a 20 year timeframe.
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Specifically, we promised to reduce our carbon emissions by 26 to 28 percent below the levels we emitted in 2005.
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That's because heat emitted from trains running under London's streets for more than a century has baked the surrounding clay.
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That's how much methane is emitted each year on Earth, a little more than half of which is human-caused.
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Energy from the infrared radiation is then absorbed and re-emitted once more, but some this time as visible light.
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This liquid water is occasionally emitted by geysers -- essentially "water volcanoes," if one interprets Enceladus' geology with an Earthly mindset.
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It detailed a study that examined if exposing rats to radiation like that emitted by cellphones might give them cancer.
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Others have proposed that they are the result of the flares emitted by magnetars, which are highly magnetic neutron stars.
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Exposure to very high levels of the sulfur dioxide gas emitted from the fissures can be life-threatening, experts say.
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The agency found that the Volkswagens emitted less pollution when the engines were cold than when they had warmed up.
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More likely, the cause was a device that emitted radio frequencies or electromagnetic pulses, which entered through the victims' ears.
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As of 2013, China emitted 9.2 gigatons of carbon dioxide a year— which comes out to 0.025 gigatons a day.
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As a result, the cars emitted far more harmful nitrogen oxide on the road than they did during laboratory testing.
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Ms. Adar once placed a wired palm in the middle of an office walkway that emitted sounds through a speaker.
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Frank dreamed up a world where penguins hugged and emitted a radioactive pink shimmer beneath a many-colored aurora borealis.
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About one-quarter of all planet-warming greenhouse gases emitted each year are a result of how the world eats.
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Altogether, China emitted 600 million tons of CO2 in the past four weeks — about 200 million tons less than expected.
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If we could reliably estimate the amount of CO2 ever emitted by vehicles, this percentage would obviously be even smaller.
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That is about 20 times what previous estimates had suggested, and about 1.5 times what was emitted by Mount Tambora.
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Mr. Bush's occupations provoked liberal outrage; Mr. Obama's drone war emitted a kind of white noise that most Americans ignored.
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The sink came with a button that, when pushed, emitted a mix of detergent and water to clean the inside.
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Two other classes of gases emitted by combustion engines, sulfur and nitrogen oxides, have been linked to certain respiratory illnesses.
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Unlike radiation emitted by X-rays or the sun, however, there's no solid evidence or scientific basis for these fears.
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There could only be minimal human influence on this period, simply because humans had not emitted very much carbon dioxide.
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During this process, light is emitted at different colors that will then act as a fingerprint for that particular chemical.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) last month mentioned carbon emitted by "farting cows" in the context of long-term climate goals.
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The former administration wanted more transparency, including a public database on the carbon emitted from fossil fuels developed on public lands.
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But the promise of direct air capture is to grab the kind of ambient carbon emitted by cars, aircraft, and trains.
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Roughly two-thirds of the corn's carbon becomes ethanol, which is emitted into the atmosphere after being burned in car engines.
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According to Apple themselves, my MacBook has generated around 540 kilograms of greenhouse gases, most of which were emitted during production.
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After that came a period where the Universe had lots of neutral hydrogen which emitted no light, called the Dark Ages.
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Click here to view original GIFThis gif shows both the X2.2 and the X9.3 flares that the Sun emitted on Sept.
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An interface device processed and amplified the weak signals emitted by plants, and then transmitted these signals to the robotic device.
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Indonesia's forest fires alone emitted more greenhouse gases in just three weeks last year than Germany did over the whole year.
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The reductions are also supposed to prevent 730,000 tons of carbon pollution that would otherwise have been emitted by power plants.
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Enel claimed this would help to prevent more than 25,20193 tons of carbon dioxide being emitted into the atmosphere each year.
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Compare that with the 52bn tonnes emitted globally each year, expected to rise to 20183bn tonnes by 2030 on current trends.
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My fresh "powder" emitted lots of dust as I spread it on my face, but it did smell pleasantly of cinnamon.
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This would spare Earth as much warming as cutting all the carbon dioxide emitted since the 19th century by one-sixth.
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Another important next step will be to determine if a scent is emitted by an epileptic individual prior to a seizure.
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People had already emitted a significant amount of carbon by then due to the industrial revolution, which started in the 1750s.
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And whatever happens next, the amount of carbon humanity has already emitted means that some climate change is already "baked in".
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The work uses a type of RFID tag that's powered solely by radio frequencies that are emitted by an external reader.
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Chinese leaders long argued that the wealthiest nations — which have historically emitted the most carbon — should first commit to stricter standards.
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They use everything from GPS-like signals emitted by ships to satellite infrared imaging of ship lighting, plugged into neural networks.
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We already knew that oceans and land plants remove about 45 percent of the CO2 emitted by human activities each year.
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It's possible that the heated comet emitted gas that shifted the lander, causing its antenna to point in a different direction.
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Modernized trucking equipment will reduce the number of trucks on the road, trips required, miles driven, fuel consumed and carbon emitted.
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The more coal and oil countries burned — and the more planet-warming carbon dioxide they emitted — the higher the economic growth.
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The president also caused a stir earlier this month with he suggested that the noise emitted by wind turbines causes cancer.
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And judging from the sounds emitted during that screening, I suspect that younger children in the audience liked it even more.
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The satellite data are collected from a series of NOAA and Department of Defense satellites that record naturally emitted microwave radiation.
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These actions resulted in thousands of excess tons of harmful smog-forming nitrogen oxide (NOx) to be emitted into the air.
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BERLIN — One diesel car tested by the German government emitted more than 12 times as much poisonous nitrogen oxide as allowed.
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At their peak in September and October, the fires released more carbon per day than was emitted by the European Union.
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They emitted a strong, alluring smell while in the bag, but when I took them out, they looked less than appetizing.
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They sought out the researchers' hands, made joyful leaps and emitted some ultrasonic calls considered to be their equivalent of laughter.
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They then used tanning beds that either emitted UV rays or just appeared to do so, and recorded their preferences afterwards.
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The concept is certainly click-y: Rays emitted by technology — like phones, computers, and TVs — could be negatively impacting your skin.
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Do you cringe at the thought of the methane emitted by your dinner and his friends on the pastures of Iowa?
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The bricks are formed at room temperature, cutting the harmful carbon dioxide emitted when making regular bricks that are kiln-fired.
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During the decay of a nuclear isotope, gamma rays were more likely to be emitted in one direction than the other.
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Peer-reviewed science can also show what percentage of greenhouse gas pollution any particular company has emitted since the Industrial Revolution.
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The serpentine land withdraws from me like the cloud of ink emitted by an octopus as it flashes to the deep.
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About a quarter of all planet-warming greenhouse gases emitted each year are a result of how we feed the world.
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Most of it results from the combustion of fossil fuels and is emitted from power plants, industrial smokestacks and motor vehicles.
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The waves emitted from radios, cellphones and cellphone towers, Wi-Fi routers, and microwaves are referred to as "radio-frequency" radiation.
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Ozone and fine particles emitted in Wyoming and North Dakota, for example, lead to few deaths per capita in those states.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) began to regulate greenhouse gases (GHGs) emitted from biomass the same as they did fossil fuels.
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Those were derived from studies of microwaves emitted and still lingering in the sky from the the primordial Big Bang fireball.
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Last spring, Apple introduced Night Shift so users can reduce the amount of blue light emitted from iPad and iPhone screens.
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Mercury is released from the combustion of coal and emitted into the atmosphere from the smokestacks of coal-fired power plants.
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And the light emitted from the kilonova showed how those elements, such as gold, were produced in the wake of the merger.
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The demon, Sui, appeared and attempted to harm the child, but the coins emitted a strong light that scared off the demon.
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Potentially harmful gases such as hydrogen sulfide, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen fluoride, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide can also be emitted.
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It then turned up next to houses in a field further from the city, where neighbors complained it emitted a powerful stench.
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The physicists accomplished their goal, and the wells spontaneously emitted a wave of "blue" rubidium atoms, like an atom spontaneously emitting photons.
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The current most sensitive experiment, XENON, operates on a similar principle, except it measures emitted light particles and electrons instead of vibrations.
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The result was cars that emitted some 40 times the U.S. limits of nitrogen oxides, a pollutant that can harm people's health.
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The structure was covered with wavelength shifting dyes that absorbed the light being transmitted and re-emitted it at a different wavelength.
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And old-fashioned lightbulbs produced some blue light, though less than what is emitted by energy-efficient curlicue (fluorescent) lightbulbs or LEDs.
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Woman using cell phone in bed Studies have shown that the blue light emitted from these devices serves to wake us up.
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Researchers found the printers tested that used a type of plastic called ABS filament emitted a particle called styrene, a possible carcinogen.
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Deep in outer space, in a spiral galaxy 500 million light-years away, radio signals are being emitted from an unidentified source.
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This elaborate arrangement is designed to make a temperature map of the corona by looking for the light emitted by hot iron.
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Still, the amount of carbon dioxide emitted from Shell's operations and the products it sells rose by 2.5% between 2017 and 2018.
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Various sets of hers feature pieces that vary in scent, in weight, and even in sound — emitted when a player lifts one.
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By creating a use for the waste gas emitted from industrial facilities, it incentivizes companies to capture the emissions driving global warming.
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The music and words emitted are both inspired by and taken from a series of long conversations Wells had with her father.
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That figure has been climbing sharply since the middle of the 22th century, when only about 240bn tonnes a year were emitted.
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After the merger, the newly formed black hole was missing roughly 3 solar masses—emitted in a powerful burst of gravitational waves.
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The plan advocates for placing a fee on carbon emitted by companies, which would start at $40 per ton and rise gradually.
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The researchers say there's probably a chemical or physical cue emitted by the plastic that triggers a feeding response in the fish.
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They rely on a set of radio signals emitted by stations only found at major airports: the Instrument Landing System, or ILS.
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These include exploiting FM radio waves emitted by video cards, the blinking of LED lights or even the pattern of heat signatures.
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The greenhouse gases emitted since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution have so far warmed the world by roughly 1ºC, on average.
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Fears that the low-energy radiation emitted by cellphones could cause cancer seem to have been simmering ever since cellphones went mainstream.
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The X-rays at the center of the image are shown in pink and were emitted by regular matter in the center.
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Every time your character farts in the game, the device lights up green and a one-second blast of stench is emitted.
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Initiative 1631 proposed to charge a $15 fee for each metric ton of carbon dioxide emitted in Washington state starting in 2020.
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Apple was recently granted a patent for a system equipped to harness the wireless signals emitted by routers to charge electronic devices.
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"Net zero" means cutting carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions 100 percent or offsetting them by as much as is emitted.
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About 100 to 200 firefighters were in that area on Monday night to douse embers or flaming projectiles emitted by the fire.
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Essentially, it means growing bioenergy crops and then burning them at power stations to create energy, while capturing the CO2 that's emitted.
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Blue light, part of the spectrum emitted by smartphones, laptops, and tablets, has been linked to conditions ranging from depression to cancer.
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The Anglo-Dutch company will also start disclosing how much carbon is emitted from the energy products it sells into the market.
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According to the BBC, Harry and Markle's jet emitted around 18 tonnes of CO2 on their round trip from London to Nice.
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When it was rumored that her next album would venture into hip-hop and R. & B., the Internet emitted a collective groan.
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The floors were buried beneath mounds of newspapers, old cereal boxes, and plates encrusted with rotten food that emitted an unholy stench.
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The group of environment ministers said the 35 percent reduction of carbon dioxide gas emitted must be from recorded levels in 2020.
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As the world population has grown, so has the amount of greenhouse gases emitted while producing the agriculture necessary to feed everyone.
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The way this energy propagates through space depends on the total amount of light emitted by all galaxies, according to the study.
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This provides a quick measurement of the whole scene, but limited distance as the power of the light being emitted is limited.
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The plan involves creating pollution credits by planting or preserving trees around the world to offset the carbon emitted from burning coal.
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As the evening progressed, the floor at Kilroy's grew slippery with beer and grime, and the restrooms emitted telltale odors of overindulgence.
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Emitted by both the Sun and electronic screens, blue light is the higher energy, smaller wavelength end of the visible light spectrum.
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Even weirder, the frequency was about 1420 megahertz, the same as that emitted by hydrogen, the most common element in the universe.
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The blazes have burned approximately 25.7 million acres of land and emitted more than 400 million tons of carbon into the atmosphere.
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The bushfires have burned approximately 25.7 million acres of land and emitted more than 400 million tons of carbon into the atmosphere.
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Scientists initially used the technique, called nuclear magnetic resonance, or N.M.R., to study atoms and molecules, deducing properties from the emitted waves.
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"Wasn't that 30 years ago?" replied a seemingly puzzled Warren, as a wave of uncomfortable laughter emitted from the debate hall crowd.
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And the Americans chose to slow the neutrons emitted from their enriched uranium with more readily available graphite, rather than heavy water.
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But in the last three months, Australia&aposs fires have emitted roughly 350 million metric tons of CO2, according to the Herald.
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Still, the amount of carbon dioxide emitted from Shell's operations and the products it sells rose by 2.5% between 2017 and 2032.
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A final settlement is also expected to include an environmental remediation fund to address excess pollution emitted by the vehicles since 2009.
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The equivalent of 89 kilograms of carbon dioxide is emitted into the atmosphere with the production and transportation of every PlayStation 4.
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In both theory and practice, there's little reason to view the radiation emitted by WiFi routers and cellphones as a health threat.
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So, to perform the test, scientists watched the light emitted from S2 as it dove into Sagittarius A*'s strong gravitational field.
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The thick, black smoke emitted by burning tyres can reduce the effects of tear gas used by Israel security forces, they say.
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" In 2014 the agency, which is housed in the Commerce Department, said "the warming influence from human-emitted gases continues to increase.
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The legislation would establish a charge of $49 for each ton of carbon dioxide emitted by companies responsible for planet-warming activity.
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Prescott also helped lead the successful negotiations to agree the Kyoto Protocol in 1997 to reduce greenhouse gases emitted by developed countries.
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Understanding the characteristics of the emitted radio waves, like their wavelengths, provides information about the complexities of the electric fields around the atoms.
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According to findings published last July, FCA's Jeep Cherokee model emitted eight times the NOx limit on a slightly modified regulatory lab test.
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This basically looks for dips in the amount of light emitted by a star caused by a planet passing in front of it.
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Thousands of gallons of fire retardant were emitted Friday in a malfunction of a fire suppression system at the private hangar, officials said.
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So what if you grew crops and then burned those crops for electricity, being sure to capture all of the carbon dioxide emitted?
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" Olinto and her collaborators have proposed that ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays could be emitted by newly born, rapidly rotating neutron stars, called "pulsars.
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Another idea floating around is that FRBs are emitted by active galactic nuclei, or AGNs—superluminous regions at the centers of some galaxies.
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She said she was startled to see that while one eye had a typical reddish reflection, the other emitted an unusual whitish glow.
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Half a century ago, astronomers observed their first pulsar: a dead, distant, ludicrously dense star that emitted pulses of radiation with remarkable regularity.
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The ring comes from MUSE instrument attached to the Very Large Telescope, and it's caused by light emitted from oxygen and neon atoms.
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Mikati and his colleagues tracked the location and quantity of air pollutants emitted by refineries and factories using the EPA's National Emissions Inventory.
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However, last year coal-fired electricity emitted more than ten gigatonnes of carbon dioxide for the first time, 30% of the world's total.
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The blue light emitted by electronic screens interrupts the melatonin production, a hormone responsible for our sleep/wake cycles, also called circadian rhythm.
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According to McKinsey, almost half of the CO2 emitted by the entire industrial sector comes from four industries; cement, steel, ammonia and ethylene.
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Windows 10 will automatically reduce the amount of blue light emitted from a PC at night by using local sunrise and sunset schedules.
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Methane, one of the most potent greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere, is released during the extraction, processing and transporting of natural gas.
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In other words, the real world had seen slightly more carbon emitted, and less warming, than the models had suggested it should have.
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A Type II civilization would be able to harness the entirety of the energy emitted by its star, billions of billions of watts.
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Instead of pinging the surface of the Earth with radio waves, it listens for any that are being emitted by activity down below.
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They disclose the amount of carbon dioxide emitted by their day-to-day operations, from lighting offices to flying bankers around the world.
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The Aliso leak spewed enough methane into the atmosphere to equal the greenhouse gases emitted by more than 440,000 cars in a year.
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A way to thwart camouflage, though, is to employ infrared-viewing technology to look for the heat emitted by an otherwise-camouflaged object.
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The lights are created when the solar wind, a stream of charged particles emitted by the Sun, crashes into Earth's atmosphere and magnetosphere.
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GRAVITY also found that the light emitted during a flare shifts in polarization, following the same rough timescale as the apparent orbital motion.
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Long ago, people believed that the eye emitted invisible rays that struck the world outside, causing it to become visible to the beholder.
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We also included information on the manufacturer and model of each aircraft, and the four-digit squawk codes emitted by the planes' transponders.
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The extreme properties suggest that they are produced by cataclysmic events like starbirth, or jets emitted from the galaxy's central supermassive black hole.
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LSD is designed to pick up the vibrations emitted by smaller wave-makers, such as primordial black holes located in the early universe.
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The carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases we've emitted over the past decades are largely still in the atmosphere, still warming the planet.
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Baked into the thermometer are 16 infrared sensors that can quickly locate and measure emitted heat and compare it to the ambient temperature.
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As part of that rules process, the EPA collected new data on how much methane is emitted by oil drilling, transportation and refining.
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LanzaTech's process captures and recycles waste gases before they are emitted as greenhouse gases and thereby reduces pollutants and other environmentally harmful emissions.
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The study concluded that methane from oil and gas leaks makes up about a third of total methane emitted in the United States.
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"The fumes emitted by these generators are nothing less than noxious, and the noise is unbearable, making sleep very difficult," she wrote recently.
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By 6900, the country has to have reduced all greenhouse gases — except biogenic methane, emitted by plant and animal sources — to net zero.
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It shouldn't be news to you that that blue light emitted from TVs, laptops, and smartphone screens can lead to poor sleep quality.
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Historically, the U.S. has emitted more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than any other country, making it the leading contributor to global warming.
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Without data on the levels of pollution being emitted, EPA has no basis to enforce the law prohibiting dangerous levels of air pollution.
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Instead, Moretti said they are nearly certain that the emitted photons were raised to a TeV-level energy after colliding with nearby electrons.
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Gamma-ray bursts are mysterious—we don't know the details of how and when these high-energy particles are emitted, according to Moretti.
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Methane emissions from oil and natural gas systems represent only about 3.4 percent of all the greenhouse gases emitted in the United States.
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That said, farmers can put the harvested fruit into control rooms where ethylene gas naturally emitted by the citrus helps correct the issue.
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That's already challenging, but the Starkiller Base drained the entire energy stored within a star, which is typically emitted over billions of years.
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Under its market-based approach for curbing carbon emissions, California sets a ceiling for the total amount of carbon that can be emitted.
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They then input this data into a computer model that allowed them to estimate where in the world light pollution was being emitted.
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That would come from burdening each with a financial penalty that captures the resulting climate damage estimated to result from the carbon emitted.
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The silt was mixed with glass-like microalgae called diatoms, and, reflecting the bright light emitted by the sub's LEDs, it dazzled him.
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The researchers then tried a variety of sonar analysis techniques to reconstruct the password based on the acoustic signatures emitted by the phone.
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A German astronomer, Ludwig Biermann, suggested that particles emitted from the sun — what he called solar corpuscular radiation — were shaping the comet tails.
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This feature is critical for anyone suffering from eye strain and other issues, particularly due to blue light emitted by all computer displays.
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This atmospheric carbon dioxide — as well as other heat-trapping gases and other air pollutants emitted by humans — is affecting our planet profoundly.
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"She's like De Niro, in a way," McQueen said of Davis, who emitted a bashful laugh that filled the gaudy hotel meeting room.
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Previously it had been thought the virus mainly spread through droplets emitted when a person coughs or sneezes, or through other direct contact.
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In 2018, Starbucks emitted 16 million tons of greenhouse gases, withdrew 1 billion cubic meters of water and created 868 kilotons of waste.
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The planets were discovered by measuring dips in the light emitted by Trappist-1, which enabled astronomers to calculate their number and size.
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As the two objects orbit each other, their immense gravity warps space surrounding them, which distorts the radiant pulses emitted by J0740+6620.
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When Johnson and his colleagues recorded the acoustic signal emitted during those stick-slip cycles, they noticed sharp peaks just before each slip.
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The team will solve the first problem by looking at the infrared light emitted by the corona — which is particularly sensitive to measurement.
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By 2017 China had cut the carbon dioxide emitted per unit of GDP by 46% compared with 2005, three years ahead of schedule.
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The most prosperous countries in the world have historically emitted the most greenhouse gases and are thus the most responsible for climate change.
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This explosion is known as "kilonova" because it&aposs about 1,000 times brighter than a nova (the bright flash emitted by newborn stars).
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By comparison, fires from Brazilian states in the Amazon Basin, which sparked global attention, emitted 392 million tonnes of greenhouse gases from Jan.
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By 2050, the company hopes to have removed as much carbon dioxide from the atmosphere that it's emitted since being founded in 1975.
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Airbus claims it delivers improved environmental performance, with 20% lower fuel burn per seat and 5,000 tons less carbon dioxide emitted per year.
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Any waves emitted by our hypothetical black hole pair will be at low frequencies, too low for the LIGO-Virgo detectors to sense.
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As the meteor fell apart, it emitted low-frequency sounds that were recorded in the Canadian province of Manitoba, about 600 miles away.
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By 2050, the company hopes to have removed as much carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as it's emitted since being founded in 1975.
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Under the plan, each ton of carbon emitted into the environment would be taxed $40, a fee that would increase $5 each year.
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Under the plan, each ton of carbon emitted into the environment would be taxed $22020, a fee that would increase $5 each year.
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They put forward a starting fee on companies of $40 per ton of carbon dioxide emitted and include measures to further cut regulations.
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When the burst was emitted, Dr. Chatterjee explained, it was polarized with all the wavelengths of light lined up and marching in step.
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But governments would not allow the Concorde to fly over land in order to protect their citizens from the sonic booms the plane emitted.
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The EL wire stitched into her jumpsuit emitted psychedelic patterns of light that made the graffiti inscribed on every available surface roil and swirl.
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Residents have been concerned about the lava rupturing wells at the plant, causing deadly hydrogen sulfide and other gases to be emitted, Reuters reported.
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Even if we drastically cut emissions by 2100, the world will continue to warm due to the greenhouse gases that have already been emitted.
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These apps need access to your microphone, but not to actually listen to you, just to "beacon" noises emitted in stores and by advertisements.
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The researchers found that 5 million more tons of NOx were emitted than the lab-based 9.4 million tons, according to the Associated Press.
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The report is expected to include an emphasis on removing carbon dioxide already emitted into the atmosphere, according to multiple people familiar with it.
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Devices sending and receiving radio frequency power can easily be equipped with regulators, enabling control of how much power will be emitted and received.
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The legend made sense when Stripey emitted an uneven wheeze reminiscent of someone trying desperately to stop laughing long enough to catch her breath.
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Exactly how much carbon dioxide was emitted during the manufacture of a panel will depend on where it was made, as well as when.
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While not definitive, there's been a good amount of research that links the blue light emitted from screens to eye strain and sleep disruption.
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Some of these compounds in smoke can be dangerous, but the biggest health threats come from the smallest particles often emitted within the smoke.
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Towards the end of the 20th century around 50% of the CO2 emitted by humans each year was removed from the atmosphere this way.
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But now Steinhauer says his lab has improved its experimental setup sufficiently that it's observed entangled phonons being emitted by an acoustic black hole.
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When it is an oxygen atom, the light emitted is either green or brownish-red, depending on the energy level absorbed by the molecule.
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Earth's oceans, forests and other ecosystems soak up about half the carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere by human activities each year, scientists say.
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We have tons of evidence that black holes exist, from bursts of radiation emitted from galactic centers to ripples through spacetime called gravitational waves.
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To be fair, CIELAB is actually better for colored lights (emitted light) than for pigments (which absorb and reflect), and it's only approximately uniform.
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They measured the brightness and the spectrum—the different wavelengths of light—emitted by the object in order to determine what was going on.
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The colors in the ALMA images represent a relative change in the waves (via the Doppler effect) of light emitted by carbon monoxide gas.
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Methane is 72 times more potent as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide in the 20 years after it is emitted, according to CARB.
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The plane maker also lauded the new generation engines which it said reduced fuel consumption, emitted lower noise and pumped out less hazardous emissions.
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A Canadian researcher has demonstrated that radar emitted from satellites can peer through the ice, determining not just its thickness but also its quality.
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Looking at more expensive — but more effective — technology that captures up to 90% of carbon emitted from a coal plant would be another focus.
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This allowed emissions controls to run full-tilt during official testing, but emitted 10 to 40 times the legal amount while on the road.
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The kind of radiation emitted by cell phones increases the risk of heart cancer in mice, according to an NIH-funded report released today.
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"We were surprised to find that malaria mosquitoes are repelled by the odors emitted by chickens," author Rickard Ignell said in a press statement.
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Macron reiterated that France would increase the price of carbon emitted there to 84 euros per tonne in 2022 from 44 euros this year.
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Total volatile organic compounds (TVOCs) are gases emitted by everything from paint to perfume and can lead to both acute and chronic health issues.
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It will also be on the lookout for pulsars, the rotating remnants of dead stars which could reveal gravitational waves emitted from black holes.
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It's just that it will bankrupt them because they're going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that's being emitted.
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"It wasn't the pain I was afraid of, it was him, his voice, his face, his body, the fury it emitted," Knausgaard later writes.
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These natural antioxidants not only guard skin against environmental pollutants, but also protect against the blue light emitted from our smartphones, computers, and tablets.
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This is around the amount emitted by Germany, according to the latest EU data available, and is predicted to grow significantly if left unchecked.
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Early this year, Illinois officials ordered the temporary closure of a controversial plant in the Chicago suburbs that emitted large amounts of the chemical.
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Some in the stadium said it was the loudest noise response emitted from the crowd all night in a 7-1 loss to Houston.
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That's important because the glowing accretion disk sends visible light toward the dark torus, where it is absorbed and re-emitted as infrared light.
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At other times, the cars emitted many times the allowed amount of nitrogen oxides, which are linked to serious lung ailments and premature deaths.
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At other times Volkswagen diesels emitted many times the allowed amounts of nitrogen oxide, a pollutant linked to serious lung ailments and premature death.
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China also appears to be overshooting its goals for reducing carbon intensity, or the amount of carbon dioxide emitted per unit of economic output.
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In the most recent experiment, the researchers used incredibly sensitive telescopes to measure the wavelength of photons—particles of light—emitted by the quasars.
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In this case, the green turned out to be emitted by a light on the thermostat—its glow was reflected in the glass dome.
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Editorial As 280-character brain-squirts from America's thumbiest commander in chief go, the one President Trump emitted late Tuesday night appeared harmless enough.
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Using off-the-shelf parts, the team assembled a phone that harnesses the power of radio waves emitted by FM radio and TV towers.
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That means a big chunk of the greenhouse gases emitted at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution is still heating up our planet today.
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As the fisherman spoke, the lawyer tapped away on his phone, which periodically emitted assorted beeps, as if he were playing a video game.
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The electric buses also emitted 57 percent fewer greenhouse gases than a comparable diesel bus—a substantial reduction, but 13 percent less than expected.
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Sleep deprivation would be less of a problem in hospitals if the sound from the TV sets in patients' rooms were emitted through earphones.
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Bigotry, bullying, mendacity, vulgarity — everything emitted by the tweets of President Trump and amplified by his followers has damaged the atmosphere of public life.
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The idea was to create a statutory limit, or cap, on the overall amount of a certain type of pollution that could be emitted.
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"Studies show that the blue light emitted from screens decreases melatonin production in the brain," said Whitney Roban, a sleep specialist in New York.
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Since then humans have emitted 765bn more tonnes of carbon dioxide; the 2010s have been, on average, some 0.5°C hotter than the 1980s.
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The fires, which have raged for months in Australia, have already emitted 400 megatonnes of carbon dioxide, according to the EU's Copernicus monitoring programme.
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Fast radio bursts (FRBs)—mysterious pulses of radio light that have yet to be explained—may be emitted during this process of magnetar formation.
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The tariff or fee would be determined by the amount of climate-changing greenhouse gases (GHGs) emitted by burning that unit of fossil fuel.
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White, most recently head of Gabon's National Parks Agency, said illegal activity in Gabon's forests emitted 15 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year.
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They concluded that 884 million tonnes of carbon dioxide was emitted in the region last year, with 97 percent originating from forest fires in Indonesia.
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But mysteries about this event remained—like why the radiation it emitted as x-rays and radio waves gradually brightened for half a year afterward.
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In the case of the famous Pillars of Creation image, they were interested in the light emitted by certain excited oxygen, hydrogen, and sulfur atoms.
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On Monday, several areas of France were shrouded by high levels of ultrafine and health-harming particles emitted by cars, particularly those with diesel engines.
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But home wood-burning has rocketed, and now accounts for 38% of the particles emitted in Britain, more than twice the amount spewed by vehicles.
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Stingrays are typically used by police to triangulate a criminal suspect's location based on data emitted from their smartphones or wearable devices with cellular connectivity.
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A country-based CO2 or GHG intensity target seeks to reduce the amount of carbon emitted by a country per unit of gross domestic product.
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The lit cannister of fuel I was holding, known as a drip torch, had a long, looped neck that emitted a jaunty quiff of flame.
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Popocatépetl has erupted twice since Saturday evening and emitted hundreds of short, low-intensity bursts of gas and smoke, Mexican authorities said on Sunday afternoon.
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In the case of this black hole, scientists found that a strong x-ray signal was emitted every 131 seconds over at least 450 days.
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Image Credit: Northrop GrummanBut scaling up is exactly what we need to do if we're going to catch the faint light emitted from distant worlds.
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Net-zero is the point where the same volume of greenhouse gases is being emitted as is being absorbed through other offsetting techniques like forestry.
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Another target source is the random background created by all the gravitational waves ever emitted by merging galaxies since the early days of the universe.
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A French Navy patrol boat left the port of Toulon on Friday with sonar that can pick up the underwater "pings" emitted by the recorders.
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In order to pick up on whatever relatively faint signals might be emitted, scientists need to use sensitive radio telescopes on Earth to hear them.
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Carbon dioxide is the primary greenhouse gas emitted through human activities, such as burning fossil fuels like coal, natural gas and oil at power plants.
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The blue light emitted by the super-sharp displays can interfere with our natural bodily rhythms, preventing melatonin, an important sleep hormone, from being released.
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Tests found that some Fiat Chrysler diesel-powered vehicles emitted up to 25 times more nitrogen-oxide than allowed under federal law, USA Today reports.
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Add up all the carbon the US has emitted over time, and the US remains the largest cumulative emitter of greenhouse gases on the planet.
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But the country first has to raise the acceptable level for radiation emitted from the highly efficient base stations that must be built for 5G.
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When used, the software can detect so-called "audio beacons" inaudibly emitted by devices like televisions, giving third-party advertisers more information on viewing habits.
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That number will climb over time: As emissions accumulate in the atmosphere, so does the cost of damage from every additional tonne of CO2 emitted.
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"We really don't know where they come from, which particular galaxies [they start in], or even what causes them and how they're emitted," says Ravi.
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Mr. Miller said Kevin was capable of detecting vapors emitted by TATP, an explosive believed to have been used in the Brussels and Paris attacks.
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As ScootScoop's truck drove away with a load of them last week they emitted a chorus of chirping sounds designed to scare off potential thieves.
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Locator signals emitted by flight data and cockpit voice recorders, also known as black boxes, can be picked up even when they are deep underwater.
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Researchers have also found that the blue light emitted from our cell phones and other internet devices can disrupt melatonin production and therefore our sleep.
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While the waves are similar to those emitted by cellphones, the rats were exposed to much heavier levels than is associated with typical cellphone use.
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This suggests that airborne mercury – emitted by sources such as coal-fired power plants and subsequently settling onto the land – might also be a factor.
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It was difficult to tell Tuesday which leader was more susceptible to being charmed, but it certainly could have been Trump, who emitted effusive praise.
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Following Chekhov's rule, Ms. Chuma did eventually pull the trigger after intermission, but instead of a bang, the fake weapon emitted only a sad click.
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Likewise, emission inventories are fairly reliable for estimating the amounts of greenhouse gases and air pollutants emitted from the end use combustion of fossil fuels.
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The entire universe is diffuse with "extragalactic background light" or EBL, photons emitted by all of the galaxies' stars in infrared, optical, and ultraviolet wavelengths.
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But tax breaks favoring diesel cars would remain in place for the time being, since they emitted less carbon dioxide than petrol engines, she said.
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The power source in the Harvard radio is green light emitted from a laser that are beamed at the electrons in the nitrogen vacancy centers.
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Radio astronomers make images by feeding data about the radiation they have observed to algorithms that construct a picture of the object that emitted it.
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They were looking out for the narrow band of radiation that's expected to be emitted from the bright ring of material around the black hole.
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VW shares lost up to 37 percent of their value in the days after authorities exposed illegal levels of pollution emitted from VW diesel cars.
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Two-thirds of those gases are directly emitted by ruminants: animals like cows, buffalo and sheep that use bacteria in their stomachs to ferment food.
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And for air quality, they focused on two major sources of air pollution often emitted by motor vehicles: nitrogen dioxide (NO2 ) and carbon monoxide (CO).
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The company admitted that the cars emitted up to 40 times more nitrogen oxides than allowed, but internal software reduced the emissions for regulators' tests.
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Every time I got an e-mail, the phone emitted a ping and I would deal with whatever it was, priding myself on my efficiency.
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It's just that it will bankrupt them because they are going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that's being emitted.
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The CO2 is removed from other waste products emitted from the plant, then sealed and sent to storage facilities deep underground or in the ocean.
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While NASA stopped using the dish in 2003, the South African government has been using it to study radio waves emitted from objects in space.
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They found almost all methane emitted into the atmosphere was biological until about the time humans started using fossil fuels, until the mid-19th century.
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Consider that in 2016 the United States emitted five billion tons of carbon dioxide, nearly a seventh of the global total of 36 billion tons.
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Nitrogen dioxide is emitted by burning fuel, cars, power plants, and construction machinery, and it can aggravate respiratory symptoms and asthma, among other negative effects.
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Right now, Microsoft divisions pay a $15 fee toward sustainability efforts for each metric ton of carbon they emitted either directly or through electrical consumption.
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Then there's the question of Amazon's convenient deliveries and massive data centers, which together emitted about 44.4 million metric tons of carbon dioxide in 2018.
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On the same day as the couple&aposs wedding, the Taal volcano emitted a huge plume of ash, covering the surrounding area in volcanic dust.
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If you save a tree from being cut down, which is called carbon sequestration, the carbon that the tree holds is saved from being emitted.
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And humans are to blame, scientists say, in part because of the tens of billions of tons of carbon emitted annually because of human activity.
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With it, Apple is making the highly anticipated Night Shift feature, which reduces the amount of blue light emitted by your display, available to everyone.
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After approaching the craft and hearing voices inside it, the object emitted a hot gas out of a vent in its side, burning Michalak's abdomen.
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"The neutral sodium gas is so far away from the planet that it is unlikely to be emitted solely by a planetary wind," Oza said.
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China's smog crisis, long attributed to the chemicals emitted from power plants, steel factories and cars, has been exacerbated by global warming, new research suggests.
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He also predicted that light emitted in a place where the gravity is strong will redden as it moves to locations where gravity is weaker.
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As part of the settlement, the motorcycle manufacturer agreed to stop selling illegal after-market devices that increase the air pollution emitted by the motorcycles.
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In the more dramatic case, the team including Kaiser worked from two telescopes on La Palma in the Canary Islands: the Telescopio Nazionale Galileo, pointing at bright light sources called quasars on one side of the sky that emitted their light 7.78 billion and 3.22 billion years ago, and the William Herschel Telescope, pointing to a light source that emitted light 12.21 billion years ago.
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To achieve that, it hopes to adapt the most common way of making hydrogen, by steam-methane reforming (SMR), capturing the CO2 emitted in the process.
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Specifically, the study looks at the "Lyman alpha line"—light emitted when an electron in hydrogen atoms jumps from an excited state to a ground state.
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If they develop with coal, they still will have emitted less per person by a factor of four than we have over the last 100 years.
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Further experiments showed it was possible to create different versions of oxyluciferins that emitted different colors of light by tweaking the structure of the luciferin fuel.
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And yet according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) the amount of greenhouse gases emitted in America dropped by 2.7% in his first year of office.
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They simply jammed the stationary test car's front-mounted radar, ultrasonic sensors and cameras by exposing them to various machines that emitted light, radio and sound.
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Salmonella bacteria normally hang out in animal intestines — and now, scientists are using machine learning to identify which animal's intestines emitted the unpleasant and dangerous bacteria.
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A big bonus is that, because plants lock up carbon in their structure, using their fibres to make things should mean less carbon dioxide is emitted.
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Rather, chemtrails are actually contrails, a visible cloud-like trail produced by aircraft when heat and water vapor is emitted in the cold, dry upper atmosphere.
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Light emitted from these devices may also affect the circadian rhythm, the internal clock timing biological processes, including body temperature and hormone release, the researchers explain.
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Blue light emitted by our devices can negatively impact sleep quality, so best case scenario, your phone is actually far away from your bedside every night.
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Pasachoff's team will image and measure the different wavelengths of light emitted by the Sun, hoping to validate predictions about what the corona should look like.
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The more stuff you own, and the more you travel, the more fossils fuels are burned, and the more greenhouse gases are emitted into the atmosphere.
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A side effect of traveling this quickly is sonic booms — the noise emitted when an object traveling through the air breaks the speed of sound barrier.
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Blew, an entrepreneur and engineer, recalled an article he'd recently read in WIRED about a new kind of film that blocked the light emitted from screens.
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Robert JohnstonAssistant Professor, Biology, Johns Hopkins University, whose research focuses on human retinal organoids, among other thingsLight is electromagnetic radiation that is emitted at different wavelengths.
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The small lake that persisted in the island volcano's crater has disappeared (see below) while most gases being emitted are now coming from a single vent.
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They emitted gravitational waves, tiny ripples in spacetime, alongside all sorts of light, including infrared and ultraviolet, visible light, x-rays, gamma rays, and radio waves.
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The light emitted by your smartphone can keep you awake and decrease the quality of your sleep, making a physical book or magazine a better option.
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Sensors in the tubes were programmed to react to nitroaromatics by altering the fluorescence of polymers within the leaves, so that they emitted near-infrared light.
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There's the same level of air pollution in the Bay Area currently as there is emitted over a year by drivers across the state, per NBC.
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The levels emitted by those three e-cigarettes were also well below the exposure limits for these chemicals outlined by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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Because fires also release carbon stored in forests, in 2015, "Indonesia emitted more carbon than the entire European Union", noted a 2018 University of Sydney report.
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They're held in midair by opposing ultrasound forces being emitted from speakers above and below; each bead has its own little ultrasound pocket it sits in.
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These energetic elementary particles are created when light from beyond our solar system—emitted by exploding stars, radiant nebulas, and neighboring galaxies—crashes against Earth's atmosphere.
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A vast network of people on the ground, often amateur enthusiasts, use commercially available equipment to pick up real-time data emitted by airliners flying overhead.
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Moving 200,000 tons of rock in place to block a rising sea says far more than the vapors of ignorance emitted by Trump at the podium.
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All the methane emitted on Earth amounts to about 550 million metric tons per year, with a shade more than half of that from human activities.
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But all three factories described in the report were small, incapable of producing anywhere near the quantities of CFC-11 that have been emitted since 2012.
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"This will give your brain a break from the blue light emitted from your smartphone and allow yourself to truly disconnect before falling asleep," she adds.
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Power plants and other industries emitted more than 28503 million tons of sulfur oxides into the air each year, creating acid rain problems in the East.
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One proposal pushed by oil companies and former GOP politicians, which starts at $40 a ton of carbon dioxide emitted, would raise $200 billion a year.
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The videos I had watched before my ride of the bike being operated at higher speeds gave me the impression that it emitted a characteristic whine.
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Describing his radiation treatments, he writes: But the most heartbreakingly beautiful just-for-you thing is the sound the machine makes when the beam is emitted.
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Currently, Shell reports on carbon emitted from its own operations, but does not release estimates that measure how much its business is contributing to global emissions.
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The initiative proposes a "fee on pollution" that would put a $15 charge on each metric ton of carbon dioxide emitted in Washington starting in 2020.
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"There was a period where indie rock saw these things as too fake," he says of the inorganic sounds emitted by old synths and drum machines.
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Using light to print isn't new — many devices out there use lasers or other forms of emitted light to cause material to harden in desired patterns.
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This kind of technology is only becoming possible now due to breakthroughs in powering the concentrated beams emitted in these kind of notoriously energy-hungry weapons.
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While cars, obviously, contain other flammable materials, he was specifically worried that at high temperatures 1234yf emitted hydrogen fluoride, which is dangerous if inhaled or touched.
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"There's a lot in the aerosol emitted by a vaping device or an e-cigarette that is known to be toxic to the lungs," says Sadreameli.
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Worldwide, forests store about one billion to two billion tons of carbon annually, offsetting a chunk of the roughly 10 billion tons emitted by human activity.
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The dish tasted just right — so authentic that the cheese curds emitted a faint "squeak, squeak" when bitten into — the telltale sign of a proper poutine.
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Over 90 percent of the heat trapped on Earth because of the greenhouse gases emitted by humans has been absorbed by the ocean, increasing its temperature.
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In June, the Curiosity rover confirmed that there are small amounts of methane periodically emitted into the atmosphere in Gale Crater, where it spends its time.
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With an effervescent, Antillean rhythm rising behind him, he emitted a powerful energy from his horn, but vested each note with its own shape and sensitivity.
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The study found that the states that emitted pollution that caused the most early deaths in other states were in the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest.
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It revealed in September that it emitted about 53 million metric tons of carbon dioxide in 2018, making it one of the world's top 200 emitters.
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The WEF says it offsets the carbon emitted from flights by funding emissions-reducing projects, but this practice does not stop the carbon entering the atmosphere.
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In the past 10 years, she says, more carbon dioxide was emitted than in all of human history up to the election of John F. Kennedy.
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Within the next month, the administration plans to weaken vehicle emissions standards and a rule restricting mercury, a toxic chemical emitted from coal-burning power plants.
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The Big Bang caused the universe to expand, which has the consequence of stretching the wavelength of the radiation emitted by hydrogen and decreasing the frequency.
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These radiant displays are created by the solar wind, a stream of charged particles emitted by the Sun, as it collides with our planet's magnetic field.
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The idea is to take carbon dioxide emitted by power plants and use some chemical wizardry to turn it into useful fuels like propane or methane.
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However, over the past 85033 years, for every metric ton of carbon reduction in the U.S., 18 metric tons were emitted by China and India alone.
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A recent Guardian article outlined the number of greenhouse gases emitted to produce 100 grams of meat when compared to the production of tofu or peas.
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Before departing, it emitted the familiar descending two-note electronic bing-bong, which Ms. Kowalsky called "a funky E and C," because of its shaky tuning.
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The Japanese orbiter, named Mio, will focus on measuring the interaction between Mercury's weak magnetic field and the stream of charged particles emitted by the sun.
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A heating event like this isn't natural, they argue — it's largely human-induced, specifically by the greenhouse gases emitted by human industry and trapped in the atmosphere.
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The company won't say how the Casper technology works or what's in the film, but it blocks the wavelengths of light emitted by LED and LCD screens.
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In a study that has been accepted for publication in The Astrophysical Journal, the researchers found that FRB 121102 had emitted many more bursts than previously detected.
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A portion of the emitted light is collected by the fiber and guided to a small photodiode that converts the light into current useful in a semiconductor.
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Theories about Earth's ancient atmosphere originally were based off what scientist know about the gases emitted from volcanoes and the way ultraviolet light breaks down certain molecules.
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CARBON INTENSITY A country-based CO2 or GHG intensity target seeks to reduce the amount of carbon emitted by a country per unit of gross domestic product.
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One level deeper: Carbon management encompasses a lot of things, including technology capturing CO2 from emitting facilities and directly from the air long after it was emitted.
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The signals were emitted by the plane's emergency locator transmitter, a device that can manually or automatically activate at impact and will usually send a distress signal.
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"Bions," Reich said, were released when one reached orgasm, and emitted a special type of healing radiation (read more on this teal blue Xanga-esque website here).
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They used plates to collect the bacteria emitted from the hand dryers and their results will undoubtedly leave an unpleasant feeling in the pit of your stomach.
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The seismic waves from a nearby earthquake will deform the cable minutely, leaving the returning light slightly out of phase with the light emitted by the laser.
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Every so often, some of this energy is re-emitted in a jet of particles that whiz off into intergalactic space at close the speed of light.
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One of the report's key findings is that, while particulate matter — the tiny particles emitted from smokestacks and car tailpipes — is decreasing, ozone is on the rise.
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They found that future emissions from that infrastructure, such as power plants and pipelines, are larger than the amount that can be emitted under a 25066C limit.
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There's not a health bar in the traditional sense of the feature, but instead, damage is tracked by the smoke emitted from the back of your ship.
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Scientists used the Apache Point Observatory Galaxy Evolution Experiment (APOGEE) to look at the spectrum of light emitted by various stars to learn more about their compositions.
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In a ranking of 20 airlines, stretching back to 2014, TPI found that Korean Air flights emitted between 170 and 200 grams of CO2 per passenger-kilometer.
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Still, the Brooklyn Ballet's Flowers had a modern edge, clad in tutus laced with fiber-optics threads which, when the lights dimmed, emitted a blue-greenish hue.
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Some last for hours and put out massive amounts of energy, while others (called micro- or nano-flares) last only seconds or less, with less energy emitted.
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In reality, the vehicles emitted up to 40 times the legally allowable pollution levels and dealers say the resulting scandal tarnished the brand and cost them sales.
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"This emission may be coming from gas in one of the neighboring star-forming regions, excited by powerful particles emitted by the supernova blast," NASA officials said.
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So far, it's emitted more than 96,000 metric tons of methane, the equivalent of putting half a million more passenger vehicles on the road for a year.
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Why it matters: The cars emitted more than 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide, according to investigators, which can result in respiratory problems for humans.
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After a global agreement was signed in Kyoto in 1997, carmakers—especially in Europe—began producing small efficient diesel engines which emitted less CO2 than petrol engines.
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The medical examiner goes on to say Shawty's body bag emitted a strong smell of alcohol when opened ... but the official toxicology results are not in yet.
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To study them, scientists detect the X-rays emitted by the nearby matter that accelerates and heats up as it gets sucked in by the black hole.
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And if the country that has historically emitted the most carbon over the course of its lifetime doesn't meet its commitments, it's unlikely other nations will, either.
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Rats lived in special chambers where they were exposed to different levels of radiation of the type emitted by cellphones for nine hours a day, every day.
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At Bletchley, Ms. Fawcett worked in Hut 6, where the focus was on breaking codes emitted by the German Army and the German air force, the Luftwaffe.
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The measures will extend testing to ultrafine particles, which cause thousands of premature deaths, EU data shows, emitted from a new generation of gasoline direct injection engines.
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At our current rate of about 85033 gigatons of carbon dioxide emitted each year, the planet will exceed the critical 400 gigaton threshold in only five years.
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They added a computerized, gearless engine that occupies four stories of the engine room and gas scrubbers on the smokestack, which remove 97 percent of emitted sulfur.
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"The magnitude of climate change beyond the next few decades will depend primarily on the amount of greenhouse gases (especially carbon dioxide) emitted globally," the report said.
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While scientists understand pretty well how this plasma is emitted from the Sun's surface, what isn't known is how the plasma is accelerated to very high speeds.
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Ground-level ozone pollution, meanwhile, is the result of a chemical reaction in which sunlight interacts with pollutants emitted by cars, power plants, industrial boilers, and refineries.
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Only instead of blocking light, many third-party screen protectors can block the ultrasound waves emitted from the grooves of your finger when it touches the sensor.
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But if one of the beams has traveled a slightly different distance, it means it has been stretched by the gravitational waves emitted from the black hole.
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The study's authors say they not only figured out how much pollution corporations have emitted, but how much their emissions contributed to rising oceans and global warming.
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"Ultimate Care II," their latest record, had the freshest approach yet — it was composed entirely from the sounds that emitted from the washing machine in their basement.
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The sleek white-and-black, mesh-accented leggings take data from six points on the body, and haptic vibrations are emitted whenever the wearer's alignment is askew.
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Then Trump has probably emitted some high, squeaking peal of triumph towards the hater/loser community, and also it's a reminder to unfollow those national political reporters.
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It estimates it has saved 90,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions since its founding in 2015, equivalent to that emitted by 19,000 passenger vehicles in one year.
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But the pollutants emitted when coal is processed — including sulfur dioxide, particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and mercury — have much more far-reaching effects on many more people.
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On May 13, the amount of infrared light it emitted increased by 75 times in just two hours, according to the paper published in Astrophysical Journal Letters.
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They found that future emissions from that infrastructure, such as power plants and pipelines, are larger than the amount that can be emitted under a 250C limit.
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Stephen Hawking theorized about the existence of black holes in the universe and the radiation emitted from them ... it was one of his biggest contributions to science.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change estimates that each year, 10 to 12 percent of the total amount of greenhouse gases emitted by humans comes from agriculture.
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There are numerous consequences of the rise of this particular palm, including how much carbon is stored (and then emitted) and how water and wildlife are affected.
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The most energetic blasts, such as those emitted by AGN, could push the sails all the way to the brink of that cosmic speed limit within years.
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Although the technology has been in the marketplace since the early 2000s, only recently have LEDs emitted the pure white color necessary for use in domestic lighting.
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It is emitted into the atmosphere mostly from the burning of excess gas, known as flaring, as well as through leaks in gas wells, pumps and pipelines.
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On top of that, cow stomachs contain bacteria that help them digest grass but that also produce methane, a potent planet-warming gas that's emitted through burps.
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Residents would also be at risk from deadly toxic gases emitted from the eruption, and mud flows caused by ash mixing with water vapor in the atmosphere.
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Trump won 25 of the 22045 states that emitted the most carbon per dollar of economic output in 242, including all but one of the top 27.
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First, he thought there were too many steps in between carbon being emitted and something like an extreme storm to hold a company directly liable for damage.
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China emitted 28% last year, followed by the U.S. at 15%, the E.U. at 9% and India at 7%, according to data from the Global Carbon Project.
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At the same time, the United States military uses the metadata of countless communications for drone attacks, using pings emitted from cellphones to track and eliminate targets.
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Frightened babies, after an initial hesitation and tensing up of the facial muscles, emitted an explosive cry and kept their eyes open and searching the whole time.
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The company&aposs ultimate goal is to remove from the environment by 2050 all of the carbon the company has emitted since it was founded in 13.
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Each year since, they emitted roughly 40 million metric tons of carbon dioxide, which is equivalent to the annual pollution of about 10 coal-fired power plants.
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The Environmental Defense Fund estimates that the leak emitted more than 90,000 metric tons of natural gas, of which methane is the main component, into the atmosphere.
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It is projected to allow 12 times more greenhouse gas to be emitted over the next decade than under the Clean Power Plan, The Washington Post reported.
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Instead of looking for X-rays emitted by black holes, the team looked for stars that were orbiting some invisible object, being pulled in by its gravity.
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Dairy products like cheese and yogurt contribute almost 19% of greenhouse gases emitted -- even worse than poultry, seafood and eggs, which only contribute 14% of greenhouse gases.
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In 2015, government-run China National Radio said four passengers on an Air China flight from Hong Kong to Beijing smelt strong smoke emitted from the cabin.
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In 1988, NASA scientist James Hansen presented climate projections to Congress, warning the climate would heat up depending on the amount of greenhouse gases civilization ultimately emitted.
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Your unexceptional body, your only creature — formed like everyone else's in dependence on the particular spectrum of radiation emitted by this star — is living its only life.
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Your unexceptional body, your only creature — formed like everyone else's in dependence on the particular spectrum of radiation emitted by this star — is living its only life.
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According to a study by Quiet Communities, a nonprofit group, that equipment, mostly powered by gas, emitted 26.7 million tons of pollutants into the atmosphere in 2011.
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Roughly 95 percent of the carbon contained in fossil fuels gets released into the atmosphere, so a ton dug up means a ton emitted, more or less.
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The blue light that is emitted by mobile devices, laptops, and tablets can restrict the amount of melatonin your body produces, according to research from Harvard University.
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Arsenic, a chemical element known to cause cancer and skin lesions, was found to be emitted at rates 37 times what the previous Radford burn permit estimated.
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Similar natural compounds give the Blue Ridge Mountains in Appalachia their name, from the blue haze formed by terpenes emitted from the trees there, Dr. Gilman added.
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The researchers also found that if diesel cars emitted as little NOx as gasoline cars, about 7,500 premature deaths in 2013 could have been avoided, the study says.
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On Earth, many of these molecules are emitted in trace amounts by exotic creatures huddled in ocean vents and other extreme milieus; they don't accumulate in the atmosphere.
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The team's estimate also includes how much greenhouse gas was emitted in order to supply food, power resorts, ship products, travel to hotspots, and build or repair infrastructure.
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They argued that the carbon emissions that would be emitted by the CPV power plant would pose an imminent threat to the local environment, and accelerate climate change.
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SEOUL, Sept 9 (Reuters) - North Korea's man-made earthquake on Friday emitted energy that was double that of its nuclear test in January, South Korea's meteorological agency said.
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Each 3D printer spent two to four hours printing a small object while a particle counter measured the amount of ultrafine particles it emitted into the unventilated room.
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Look into 3DPrintClean, a company that recently launched a filtration system that traps all ultrafine particles emitted by standard 3D printers, letting you safely print in any space.
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Greenhouse gases from the waste industry, mainly emitted by a cacophony of chemical reactions in landfills, could account for 1.153-10% of all climate-cooking emissions by 2025.
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Because nothing is emitted from an EMDrive, it cannot generate thrust, any more than the crew of a spaceship could fly to Mars by pushing on the walls.
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She and friends put on a concert for hundreds of dogs outside the Sydney Opera House, with the music emitted from speakers at a low, dog-friendly frequency.
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Commercial aviation accounts for about 2 percent of the global total of carbon dioxide emitted annually by human activity, or a little less than is produced by Germany.
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With its large 212-meter dish, GBT is able to "hear" incredibly faint radio waves emitted from the universe that smaller radio dishes wouldn't be able to capture.
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The aim of the program is to determine how Jupiter's auroras respond to changing conditions in the solar wind, a stream of charged particles emitted from the sun.
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The oxides of sulphur and nitrogen emitted by shipping are very harmful; but they are not, as we asserted, much worse for global warming than carbon dioxide. Sorry.
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Although China is now the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases, America and Europe are estimated to have emitted 37% of the global total between 1850 and 2012.
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In fact, the cars emitted as much as 40 times the allowable amount of nitrogen oxide, a pollutant linked to lung ailments, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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And an analysis done by the EPA in 2017 showed that Fitzgerald's trucks emitted 43 times as much nitrogen oxide as trucks that comply with modern emissions standards.
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The man, who asked not to be identified by name, said the phone started to heat up and vibrate late Saturday night, then exploded and emitted black smoke.
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This cost is now around $50 per tonne emitted; in one field, called Sleipner, the firms have found ways to pump it back underground for less than that.
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Many privacy advocates are also worried that drones used by businesses will collect information like wireless signals emitted by cellphones that could be used to determine people's locations.
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They get their name from Lyman-alpha radiation, a distinct wavelength of UV light that's emitted when electrons in hydrogen atoms jump from one energy state to another.
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When I was born in October 1991, the concentration of carbon dioxide — the primary greenhouse gas emitted by human activity — in our atmosphere was 355 parts per million.
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Details: Three of the gravitational wave signals are thought to be from two merging black holes, with the fourth believed to have been emitted by colliding neutron stars.
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If we assume she flew out of LaGuardia Airport in New York—her campaign headquarters is in Brooklyn—her flight to Cincinnati emitted approximately 3,134.2 kg of CO2.
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Researchers like Richard Heede have calculated that close to two-thirds of greenhouse gases emitted over the last 150 years can be traced back to just 90 companies.
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You know, in 2012, Greece emitted something like 35 times more of the dangerous greenhouse gas, nitrous oxide, per volume, when making nitric acid than the UK did.
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Finally, and most vexing to climate scientists, global temperatures have remained flat for around two decades despite tons more emitted CO2, although the last few years trended up.
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Agriculture accounts for 11% of planet-heating global emissions, according to the United Nations, most of which comes from gases emitted by livestock during digestion and in manure.
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The balloons could also detect whether two grids were operating separately or had come into sync, by listening for the "hum" around 60 Hz emitted by electrified infrastructure.
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