Cows produce greenhouse gases, and greenhouse gases drive global warming.
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Volcanic gases, which are dominated by non-CO2 gases, are observed and removed from the analysis before figures are reported.
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Daesung Industrial Gases produces industrial gases like nitrogen and oxygen, used in the steel, petrochemicals, refining, electronics and medical sectors.
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But as greenhouse gases build up in the atmosphere, the oceans absorb 93% of the excess heat those gases trap.
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Volcanic gases can suffocate sea life during eruptions, but the pre-print reports that the gases remained trapped in the magma.
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These gases may have clumped together, becoming dense enough to pull in other gases and materials to form into a planet.
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Greenhouse gases are the gases in the atmosphere that produce the "greenhouse effect" and contribute to global warming and climate change.
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MUNICH, March 8 (Reuters) - Linde, the German gases group which is preparing to merge with Praxair, said its 2018 operating profit would rise 5 percent at best, as gains in industrial gases would be tempered by lower prices for medical gases.
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Igniting those gases releases some energy, which then can be used to break down more cellulose and generate more combustible gases and heat.
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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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Other gases, known as greenhouse gases -- including carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide -- absorb heat and make up roughly 0.1% of the atmosphere.
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Air Products & Chemicals, an industrial gases company, said it would build a $3.5 billion plant with a Chinese partner to turn coal into gases, adding that it already supplied gases to the first phase of the project, in the Chinese city of Yulin.
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Namely, they emit far higher levels of other polluting gases such as non-methane organic gases (NMOG) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) than petrol engines.
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It releases gases and changes the landscape As permafrost -- ground that is frozen year-round -- melts, it releases carbon and greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Greenhouse gases could be significantly reduced by switching to insect farming, too—mealworms generate ten to 100 times fewer greenhouse gases per kilo than pigs.
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Both of these gases are less soluble in warmer water, and as the ocean warms, these gases are released into the air, which increases the APO.
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The orbiter will catalog Mars' atmospheric gases while keeping its robosensors perked up for gases like methane that could offer hints of life on the planet.
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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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As well as supplying industrial gases worldwide and healthcare gases in North America, Linde also has a plant-engineering unit, the profit margins of which are much lower.
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EPA that greenhouse gases are air pollutants under the Clean Air Act, and can be regulated if the EPA determines that the gases harm human health or the environment.
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The data shows the global growth in concentrations of greenhouse gases, and what portion of those gases is being absorbed or released by oceans, forests, permafrost and other ecosystems.
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Made up of 66 different individual telescopes in Chile's Atacama Desert, the observatory is great for detecting super cold gases in space by measuring the radio waves these gases emit.
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Most scientists are convinced that greenhouse gases are the culprit, yet they have never shown by experiment that greenhouse gases absorbing infrared radiation from Earth can actually cause such warming.
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"Nobody had considered using waste gases before because they are relatively dirty, " Burton tells CNBC Make It, and the processes to work with the dirty waste gases were very expensive.
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Airgas is a leading distributor of industrial, medical and specialty gases in the United States, selling canisters of oxygen and other gases to more than a million customers across the country.
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The EPA is required to regulate carbon dioxide and five other greenhouse gases following a 2007 Supreme Court ruling that the gases qualify as air pollutants under the Clean Air Act.
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The concentrations of those gases are small, less than .
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MUNICH, Germany (Reuters) - German industrial gases group Linde LING.
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Greenhouse gases — and Earth's surface temperature — continue to rise
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That includes switching to clean sources of electricity and scaling back super-polluting gases, including methane emissions from the oil and gas industry and fluorinated gases used in refrigeration and air conditioning.
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US GREENHOUSE GASES DECLINE: Emissions of greenhouse gases in the United States declined by 28500 percent between 6900 and 2628, federal officials reported on Tuesday citing the most up-to-date statistics.
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In 22, the Supreme Court ruled that the law's "capacious definition" could apply to greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide too, assuming there was evidence that these gases endangered public health or welfare.
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Munich-based Linde supplies gases to hospitals and patients with respiratory disorders in North America, as well as industrial gases worldwide, while Danbury, Connecticut-based Praxair focuses on industrial on-site production.
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The warming effects of these gases create a devastating feedback loop: A hotter climate extends the length of the wildfire season, which in turn leads to more wildfires that produce more greenhouse gases.
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The gases are sometimes called "super greenhouse gases" because of their capacity to trap huge amounts of heat in the atmosphere; they have more than 1,000 times greater warming potential than carbon dioxide.
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The gases are sometimes called "super greenhouse gases" because of their capacity to trap huge amounts of heat in the atmosphere - they have more than 1,000 times greater warming potential than carbon dioxide.
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Inhaling ash or hot volcanic gases can asphyxiate people quickly.
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But it's also melting in part because of greenhouse gases.
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Yet there aren't many economic penalties for spewing greenhouse gases.
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They found little of these telltale gases in the atmosphere.
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The membrane allows the hydrogen through while blocking other gases.
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LPG is a mixture of two gases, butane and propane.
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Are there fatally poisonous gases that elude remote sensing detection?
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And the business case for cutting greenhouse gases got stronger.
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But deeper inside are traces of other gases, said Hofstadter.
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Overall emissions of greenhouse gases increased by 2% in 20183.
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A layer of healthy soil also reduces harmful greenhouse gases.
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Plus, the process of manufacturing them sometimes emits toxic gases.
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The train won't emit any greenhouse gases — just clean steam.
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After years of promise, we're going backwards on greenhouse gases.
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Pruitt doesn't recognize greenhouse gases as harmful to public health.
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Once the eruption is over, the gases will quickly dissipate.
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Reducing greenhouse gases was a primary goal of the program.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A majority of Yingde Gases Group's (2168.
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Cool these two gases, and they change to a liquid.
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The effects of these gases won't become pronounced for decades.
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It generates reliable power and emits almost no greenhouse gases.
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Lower pressure allows the gases to come together, forming bubbles.
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"Green bonds are reducing emissions" of greenhouse gases, he said.
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Liquid propellants tend to involve liquefied gases and hydrocarbon fuel.
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Plastics give off gases that can cause clothes to yellow.
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Think about the predictable and quantifiable way that gases behave.
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India is the world's fourth largest emitter of greenhouse gases.
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A hundred tons of waste that won't produce greenhouse gases.
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Meanwhile, burned wood also releases other types of invisible gases.
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Food accounts for about 25 percent of all greenhouse gases.
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Perfluorocarbons, potent greenhouse gases, are key to the manufacturing process.
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When we burn fossil fuels, we emit several harmful gases.
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The main health concern about the leak was that other, more toxic gases might also be escaping from the bowels of Aliso Canyon — including gases remaining from its previous life as an oil field.
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I am a woman here on this ancient ball that rotates along with a collection of other balls around a bigger ball made up of light and gases that are science gases, not farts.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Shares of Yingde Gases were suspended on Friday after the company said it might withdraw its Hong Kong listing in September after China's largest industrial gases company finalizes a privatization plan.
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Human-caused greenhouse gases in the atmosphere create an energy imbalance, with more than 90% of remaining heat trapped by the gases going into the oceans, according to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Association.
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According to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, human-caused greenhouse gases in the atmosphere create an energy imbalance, with more than 90% of remaining heat trapped by the gases going into the oceans.
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Human-caused greenhouse gases in the atmosphere create an energy imbalance, with more than 90% of remaining heat trapped by the gases going into the oceans, according to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration.
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But it also consists of so-called "trace gases," that is, those gases that account for less than 1 percent of Mars' total atmospheric volume—stuff like carbon monoxide, water, neon, nitrogen oxide, and others.
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A Supreme Court ruling that carbon dioxide and several other greenhouse gases qualify as pollutants, followed by EPA's finding that those gases are a public health concern, means the agency is required to regulate them.
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Irrigated farming generates greenhouse gases like any kind of farming does.
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They also contribute significantly to planet-warming gases in the atmosphere.
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Instead, it traps gases for years or decades at a time.
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We know that increasing greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere causes warming.
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The Earth is warming because of our concentrations of greenhouse gases.
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Coal-fired power plants also produce a cloud of noxious gases.
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Many diesels emit far more noxious gases than under test conditions.
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Emissions of greenhouse gases and other noxious chemicals are a worry.
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Officials say the cause of death was asphyxiation by toxic gases.
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These suck up precious fresh water and spew out greenhouse gases.
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The deal sets a timetable for phasing down the toxic gases.
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Many have blamed that drought on industrial emissions of greenhouse gases.
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Image: W. Henning, NASA GoddardOne of those additional gases is hydrogen.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The chairman of German industrial gases group Linde LING.
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Marijuana contains toxic gases and particles that can harm the lungs.
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The consequences of soaring greenhouse gases and rising temperatures are dire.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - The chairman of German industrial gases group Linde LING.
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So EPA is now bound by law to regulate greenhouse gases.
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One will be the release of more greenhouse gases, including methane.
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These lasers are designed to detect trace gases in the air.
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Praxair does well selling gases for industrial use, chiefly in America.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The leadership of German industrial gases group Linde LING.
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Even under a mountain, the gases can seep out, said Anderson.
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The study of the climate is a study of invisible gases.
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We're very confident greenhouse gases have driven many observed climate changes.
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Those gases then cause more warming, which causes more permafrost thaw.
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In Paris in December, 195 nations agreed to reduce greenhouse gases.
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They apparently let the precious gases just dissipate into the air!
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That's because like other greenhouse gases, HFCs contribute to global warming.
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Trump has expressed doubts that man-made greenhouse gases stoke warming.
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Greenhouse gases are released and adsorbed by organic and inorganic sources.
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In fact, they are both more potent greenhouse gases than CO₂.
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They are also potent greenhouse gases that contribute to atmospheric warming.
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Recall, California is not targeting a cumulative reduction in greenhouse gases.
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That means EPA must, by law, act to reduce greenhouse gases.
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And, as we've seen, this now applies to greenhouse gases too.
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Greenhouse gases must be cut nearly in half from 2010 levels.
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But China has said it is serious about cutting greenhouse gases.
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And more greenhouse gases mean more trapped heat in Earth's atmosphere.
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In the future liquefied gases might provide a solution (see article).
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Higher temperatures mean water generally holds less oxygen and other gases.
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It also manufactures equipment to produce other gases used in industry.
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Deforestation has contributed about 11 percent of the world's greenhouse gases.
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A quaternary mechanism: Fires, toxic gases, burns or crashes can follow.
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But on Neptune and Uranus, gases like nitrogen and methane dominate.
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Tailpipe pollution is the United States' largest source of greenhouse gases.
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The cause, the scientists say, is clearly human-emitted greenhouse gases.
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Twelve states currently follow California's rules on greenhouse gases from cars.
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Carbon gases are widely considered the primary contributors to global warming.
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Traditionally Pakistan has had relatively low emissions of climate changing gases.
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It just allows us to easily compare impacts across different gases.
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But greenhouse gases are driving the larger upward trend in temperatures.
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DE, which is preparing to merge with Praxair PX.N, said it expects 2018 operating profit to rise 5 percent at best as gains in industrial gases continue to be tempered by lower prices for medical gases.
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"Agriculture is a large source of powerful greenhouse gases ... but has great potential to store carbon and reduce greenhouse gases in our lifetime," said Helena Molin Valdes, head of the Climate and Clean Air Coalition Secretariat.
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In 1988, Dr. Hansen had to offer a prognostication not just about how the Earth would respond to greenhouse gases, but also about how much of those gases humans would choose to inject into the air.
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By the time you move past the waste gases (Foreigner, REO Speedwagon) to the precious gases (Kiss, Meat Loaf), you might feel you really are brushing up on both science and music from your teenage years.
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I.) told reporters Tuesday, arguing that the Supreme Court's 2007 decision on greenhouse gases and the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) finding that the gases are harmful give the government a responsibility to act to fight climate change.
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It could be a way to reduce greenhouse gases from industrial emitters.
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India is the third largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world.
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In Hawaii, where lava oozes like syrup, the gases can easily escape.
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As permafrost melts, it releases carbon and greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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This could, potentially, increase the amount of greenhouse gases oceans can absorb.
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Burning it is one of the single greatest contributors to greenhouse gases.
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Helmets protect against falling lava stones, and respirators ward off sulfur gases.
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This decreases greenhouse gases that the LEED-certified buildings produce by 50%.
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They also produce such gases—for instance, when vegetation decomposes or burns.
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They're vapor tracers — gases that create visible clouds high in the sky.
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It disclosed the amount of greenhouse gases from each barrel it produces.
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Smoke is the collection of solids, liquids, and gases emitted by combustion.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European worker representatives of German industrial gases group Linde LING.
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HFCs trap heat at 1,000 times the rate as other greenhouse gases.
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It cautioned that other greenhouse gases like methane continue to rise, however.
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For starters, we'd have to see what other trace gases are present.
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These are the noble gases, undiscovered previously because they are chemically inert.
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This study doesn't negate the other climate drivers either, like greenhouse gases.
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Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases have been shown to trap heat.
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"A result of fermentation are gases such as hydrogen sulfide," he says.
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Tons of ash propelled by scalding, toxic gases poured down Fuego's flanks.
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The U.S. pledge under the Paris agreement similarly focuses on greenhouse gases.
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Other gases that will be measured include water vapour, nitrogen oxides, acetylene.
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UNDP's portfolio includes helping countries reduce greenhouse gases and their carbon footprints.
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Tailpipe emissions pumped greenhouse gases into our atmosphere and warmed the climate.
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Methane is among the most powerful greenhouse gases (The New York Times).
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Such fuel cells generate energy by mixing gases like hydrogen and oxygen.
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The US$ notes of Yingde Gases jumped on a potential acquisition offer.
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MUNICH, Germany (Reuters) - The chairman of German industrial gases group Linde LING.
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Each step is energy intensive and creates a lot of greenhouse gases.
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Scientists attribute nearly 15 percent of global greenhouse gases to meat production.
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She was looking small between the exhaust gases and the blaring horns.
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Long-term global warming from human emissions of greenhouse gases would continue.
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Map of basaltic lavas that produced gases on the Moon's visible side.
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Mainly, he is disregarded — like nitrogen, argon, and other invisible, inert gases.
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Measuring these gases in airtight environments can determine a person's metabolic rate.
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Cutting greenhouse gases makes sense simply for our own economic self-interest.
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HFC's a replacement for other gases that depleted the Earth's ozone layer.
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The human emissions of these gases are largely associated with food production.
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Noxious smoke and gases from the car's burning interior seared his lungs.
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The crankcase ventilation system helps gases escape from an internal combustion engine.
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But we shouldn't forget that we emit other important greenhouse gases, too.
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The gases are then respired out of the lungs: literal fart breath.
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It has surpassed the U.S. as the largest emitter of greenhouse gases.
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In comparison, peas put out one kilogram of greenhouse gases per kg.
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The United States is the largest emitter of greenhouse gases in history.
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Scientists overwhelmingly attribute the heating to carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
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When the gases are captured and destroyed, the emissions reductions are permanent.
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Some groups want to pull planet-heating gases out of the air.
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It shows exactly which greenhouse gases are in the air, and where.
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He says the acidic gases it emits add a layer of stress.
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One theory suggests that the holes are created when trapped gases explode.
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Carbon dioxide and methane, both greenhouse gases, are released in the process.
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MUNICH, Germany (Reuters) - Merger talks between German industrial gases group Linde LING.
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Greenhouse gases are the main factor behind the acceleration of climate change.
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Storing liquefied gases in bulk is also a routine piece of engineering.
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They must find another way to meet stricter limits on greenhouse gases.
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"Respiré todos los gases y aprendí cómo era para ellos", dijo Dávila.
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We've poisoned waterways, incinerated forests, and poured greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Completed under Obama, it set in motion EPA's regulations on greenhouse gases.
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The gases rise off the plate in a continuous stream of bubbles.
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Warmer planet, warmer ocean Human-caused greenhouse gases in the atmosphere create an energy imbalance, with more than 90% of remaining heat trapped by the gases going into the oceans, according to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Association.
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Linde's profits were lifted by cost savings but organic growth at its main gases division was just 224 percent, dragged down by its U.S. medical gases division, Lincare, and below Air Liquide's 2650 percent and Praxair's 2750 percent.
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The only reason the Clean Air Act is able to regulate greenhouse gases is thanks to a 2009 endangerment finding, in which the EPA showed that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases pose a risk to human health.
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Some folks in the climate community, though, have even argued that today's climate has the highest concentration of total greenhouse gases — when gases like methane (natural gas) and nitrous oxide are added to the mix — in 20183 million years.
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China is the world's biggest source of greenhouse gases and in 2016 published a plan for its 31 regions to accelerate the development of non-fossil fuel energy, tackle greenhouse gases in the agricultural sector and boost forest coverage.
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Linde said positive trends in its liquefied gases and cyclical gas business were offset by price reductions in the medical gases market in North America, while a stoppage of a plant in the on-site business also hurt revenue.
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The Center for American Progress reported last year that 24 percent of the nation's energy-related greenhouse gases come from fossil fuels extracted on federal land and water, or 1.34 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide-equivalent greenhouse gases.
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Insects are a clever way to get protein without creating more greenhouse gases.
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They also have higher soil and water quality and emit fewer greenhouse gases.
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Here, see a computer simulation of how the gases orbit the black hole.
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Besides helping reduce harmful greenhouse gases, carbon sequestration is a boon for farming.
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Versum is the former specialty chemicals division of industrial gases group Air Products.
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The country is eager to experiment with other ways of reducing greenhouse gases.
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Rising concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are warming the world apace.
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Finding those two gases together on another planet isn't necessarily a clincher, though.
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Other gases might offer scents, but none would improve Ur-stinky-anus's case.
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Pruitt has denied that greenhouse gases are the main cause of global warming.
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For example, the noble gases are inert because they have no unpaired electrons.
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In other words greenhouse gases will need to be extracted from the air.
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For example: cows emit greenhouse gases, so let's lab-grow a replacement beef.
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"You can actually see gases emanating from the cooling warm mass," noted Mertzman.
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"The solution is to stop putting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere," Robock said.
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"He's an anesthetists, so he knows how gases move around," Shah told me.
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If you remember back to high school, different excited gases release different colors.
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A ticking time bomb of Arctic greenhouse gases is now visible from space.
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This also means that less gases are being carried away by solar activity.
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Fuel-rich exhaust gases are then squirted into the canister every few minutes.
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As soil thaws, microbes munch away at its organic materials, producing greenhouse gases.
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We've simply loaded the atmosphere with carbon-based gases that physically trap heat.
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Scientists say the gases may be the waste of microbial beings on Mars.
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But along the way, huge volumes of gases are farted and belched too.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Air Products' bid for Yingde Gases deserves to fly.
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The sulfur dioxide and other gases at the event are harmful and dangerous.
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DE and Praxair PX.N, saying it feared reduced competition for some crucial gases.
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Theories as to what the lights are include ball lightning and natural gases.
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EPA, which declared that greenhouse gases are a pollutant subject to EPA regulation.
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The Southeast Asian nation is the world's fifth-largest emitter of greenhouse gases.
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A similar process could be used applied to trap greenhouse gases under ground.
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Linde has three divisions focused on industrial gases, engineering and supply chain services.
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The actions this country is taking to reduce greenhouse gases exemplify American exceptionalism.
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There are also deadly gases in the mines, like carbon monoxide and methane.
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Permafrost contains greenhouse gases, which get released into the atmosphere when it thaws.
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It reduces emissions of toxic compounds and greenhouse gases from your car's exhaust.
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They release toxic gases that cause your body to bloat up and smell.
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Linde has three divisions, focused on industrial gases, engineering and supply chain services.
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County officials are also monitoring various gases that may leak into the atmosphere.
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MUNICH, Germany (Reuters) - The chief executive of German industrial gases group Linde LING.
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For example, on nuclear power, which doesn't emit any greenhouse gases, Democratic Sen.
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The United States is the second-leading emitter of greenhouse gases, after China.
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Never mix bleach with ammonia or any other cleanser -- it produces toxic gases.
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That includes greenhouse gases like methane and hydrofluorocarbons, as well as black carbon.
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Both CFCs and HFCs are potent greenhouse gases that help warm the planet.
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China produces more than a quarter of humanity's emissions of global warming gases.
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Half of humanity lives in cities, the main generators of planet-warming gases.
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Most fatalities from fires result not from flames but from inhaling noxious gases.
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The United States is the second-largest emitter of greenhouse gases after China.
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Carbon dioxide, combined with other gases, stops heat from escaping the lower atmosphere.
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I think it's something like 30% of greenhouse gases are produced by agriculture.
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The United States and China are the world's largest emitters of greenhouse gases.
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They argued that these gases were pollutants and a danger to the public.
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That means your purchase didn't result in any additional reductions in greenhouse gases.
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Only a thin one exists today, allowing gases like water vapor to escape.
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He has authored more than 300 publications on greenhouse gases and climate change.
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Only a thin atmosphere exists today, allowing gases like water vapor to escape.
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The steam is loaded with particles and toxic gases, such as hydrochloric acid.
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They are hundreds of times more potent as greenhouse gases than carbon dioxide.
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"These particles and gases aren't always visible to the naked eye," said Avol.
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At a temperature of -196°C, all of air's component gases will liquefy.
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But cutting greenhouse gases this deeply will involve more than cap and trade.
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Beef and lamb produce the most greenhouse gases per kilogram of meat produced.
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Are you putting more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere than you're taking out?
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Methane is one of the gases scientists say is driving global climate change.
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It is also threatening to increase the rate at which greenhouse gases are pouring into the atmosphere, since as the frozen soil melts, bacteria within it break down organic matter and emit methane, carbon dioxide and other planet-warming gases.
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Last month, Linde said it was in advanced talks to sell a majority of its gases business in North America and certain Linde and Praxair assets in South America to a consortium of German gases firm Messer and buyout group CVC.
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Expected to be announced officially on Tuesday, the plan will allow coal-fired power plants to emit unlimited amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere—and along with those greenhouse gases, harmful air pollutants like particulate matter, ozone, and sulfur dioxide.
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Not only must we emit less greenhouse gases, we must plant things that absorb greenhouse gases, and give our farmers a better harvest, and invest in the technologies to allow us to claim some that are in the air now.
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Under the landmark agreement to reduce emissions of planet-warming gases, countries are supposed to increase their commitments to reduce emissions of planet-warming gases every five years -- with the first of these updated pledges submitted by the end of 2020.
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Solar installations can pick up the slack here, without emitting heat-trapping greenhouse gases.
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It's on the lighter side of gases, but it's one of the denser liquids.
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Still, it's better than all the greenhouse gases being generated by cars and trucks.
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I happen to love industrial gases and I happen to like Linde very much.
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That makes forests, from the Amazon to Siberia, vast natural stores of greenhouse gases.
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This magma brews deep underground, and becomes saturated with a variety of Earth's gases.
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Indicated 251 percent higher The industrial gases group's supervisory board is due to meet.
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Wind carried volcanic gases, pollution and ash particles to other parts of the island.
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The agreement created a near-global plan to limit the emission of greenhouse gases.
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It's a variable portfolio of gases, invisible but for the particles they ferry along.
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It's vented up and out through the roof, to mingle with other greenhouse gases.
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The world's militaries emit more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere than any other sector.
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Those devices also repeatedly failed to reliably detect the presence of deadly gases. Which?
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As we keep pumping these gases into the air, oceans will rise even faster.
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Air pollution, including the effects of greenhouse gases, caused 3.7m deaths worldwide in 2012.
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The release of more greenhouse gases as organisms decompose in newly active soil layers.
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These ionized gases, which extend out into space, are manipulated by Earth's magnetic field.
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The fee is levied on each ton of CO2-equivalent gases that are emitted.
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Their multihome, private-jet lifestyles spew prodigious amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Ships are incredibly polluting, belching out millions of tons of greenhouse gases every year.
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These gases can be vaporized and used as fuel by some refiners, said Schremp.
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According to basic thermodynamics, cold water can hold more dissolved gases than warm water.
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He is a functionary, chosen in part to dismantle EPA regulations on greenhouse gases.
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This uses CCS-like technology on the open air, rather than on exhaust gases.
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Alberta's signature was crucial because it emits more greenhouse gases than any other province.
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Make polluting expensive, and it would cut the amount of greenhouse gases people spew.
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No, e-cigs aren't some great contributor to greenhouse gases (that we know of).
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Hot, molten lava can trap and hold onto water and other gases, Dittmann said.
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Federal regulators could try to challenge California's ability to make rules about greenhouse gases.
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It happens when a particular galaxy has its supplies of cold gases shut off.
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Transportation, meanwhile, emits nearly a third of the nation's climate-change-causing greenhouse gases.
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The rest was made up of other noxious gases also monitored by the UBA.
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In its 2009 endangerment finding, EPA determined that, yes, greenhouse gases threaten public health.
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The policy phases down powerful greenhouse gases found in a range of everyday appliances.
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Focusing policies on greenhouse gases made sense in an Obama administration that prioritized climate.
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In space, air doesn't weigh anything, so there's no rising or falling of gases.
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All this reduces emissions of greenhouse gases, in keeping with increasingly restrictive European rules.
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CARMAKERS have two methods for dealing with the gases that belch from exhaust pipes.
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It is one of the most common gases that comes out of a volcano.
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We use carefully measured amounts of black powder, flammable liquids, gases and pyrotechnic gels.
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But no visits were permitted for residents of Lanipuna Gardens because of volcanic gases.
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Controlling these exceptionally potent greenhouse gases could curb warming by nearly 1 degree Fahrenheit.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The planned $74 billion merger of German industrial gases group Linde LING.
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Its gas division concentrates on industrial and medical gases, including oxygen, nitrogen and argon.
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The threat of HFCs, like carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, is more amorphous.
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It doesn't require the energy conventional recycling centers need, which helps reduce greenhouse gases.
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Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that accelerate climate change do not cause smog.
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Together they accounted for 900 million tonnes of greenhouse gases per year, it said.
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The EPA found in 2009 that the gases pose a threat to public health.
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If you account for the cost of greenhouse gases, projected growth is much higher.
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Residents also have to worry about sulfur dioxide gases emitted from the lava flows.
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These scientists are part of a crucial global network for measuring airborne greenhouse gases.
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India is the world's third-biggest emitter of greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
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Nitrogen dioxide is not one of the major greenhouse gases linked to climate change.
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The heat generated during composting helps kill harmful bacteria and can produce burnable gases.
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Using an infrared laser they melted the hibonites to release the gases trapped inside.
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The greenhouse gases we injected into the atmosphere have already warmed the planet measurably.
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The transportation sector is the largest source of greenhouse gases in the United States.
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Rising levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are driving up sea-surface temperatures.
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The Amazon is sucking in carbon and greenhouse gases while slowing the rising temperatures.
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The loaves may collapse if the gases dissipate before the proper temperature is reached.
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Together, those vehicles regularly emit more earth-warming gases than the country's power plants.
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Veterinary experts generally do not recommend nitrogen or other inert gases for euthanizing mammals.
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Climate scientists say we need to suck greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere, too.
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DAVINCI+ stands for Deep Atmosphere Venus Investigation of Noble gases, Chemistry, and Imaging Plus.
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Flowers that are landfilled help contribute to greenhouse gases ... They're composted ... Unless they're composted!
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If not, then the offset isn't leading to any new reductions in greenhouse gases.
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Some of those substances were replaced with hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), but HFCs are greenhouse gases.
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Wildfires further contribute to climate change by sending more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Stockpiled coal also releases harmful gases and must be managed to prevent spontaneous combustion.
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But as the climate warms wetland soils, microbial metabolism increases, releasing additional greenhouse gases.
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Industrial processes can be retooled; those that must emit greenhouse gases can capture them.
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Since they come from industrial sources, these gases are easier to quantify and track.
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These gases are called "laze" and typically occur when lava hits cool ocean water.
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Wildfire smoke can include particles from burning vegetation and building materials mixed with gases.
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Eulitz is currently serving as an executive at U.S.-German industrial gases producer Linde.
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The oceans absorb over 90 percent of heat trapped from human-created greenhouse gases.
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This is the first time those gases have been identified around a white dwarf.
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The United States remains the second largest annual emitter of greenhouse gases after China.
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American emissions of climate-warming gases have fallen roughly 15 percent from their peak.
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The gases were likely to create new hazards of eye infections and respiratory illness.
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But it can take weeks for the gases to leak out and be detected.
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And because gases are poor thermal conductors, heat passes through biosolid bricks more slowly.
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Cremation is also somewhat environmentally kinder, though it releases greenhouse gases into the air.
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If it occurs, this would also release greenhouse gases that had been locked away.
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DE) and a 2.5 percent drop in French industrial gases company Air Liquide (AIRP.PA).
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In the United States, the transportation sector is the largest source of greenhouse gases.
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The average New Yorker emits 30 percent less greenhouse gases than any other American.
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Here, it made contact with a specially designed vaporisation surface, heated in order to turn both fuel and oxidants into gases and pierced by holes designed to collect the gases separately and channel them into a combustion chamber, where they mixed and burnt.
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The brighter yellow at the base of the circle indicates gases moving particularly quickly, hinting at a something of a slingshot effect taking place as the vortex of gases travel in a clockwise direction, much like water pouring down a plug hole.
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Linde, the world's biggest industrial gases company by sales, said operating profit could decline by as much as 3 percent this year amid a difficult market environment for gases and as the low oil price continues to weigh on its plant construction business.
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Even oil companies now profess to be in favour of reducing emissions of greenhouse gases.
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Climate trends are controlled by larger forces, like greenhouse gases or changes in Earth's orbit.
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Burning fossil fuel generates greenhouse gases that are blamed by scientists for warming the planet.
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With that came more manufacturing, more power use, more travel, and, yes, more greenhouse gases.
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This tool could help resolve the velocity of the gases in the distant spinning blob.
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They are of questionable value in warfare; organised armies can protect themselves from poison gases.
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Possible causes of radiative forcing: changes in solar activity, in volcanic activity or greenhouse gases.
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That improves the exchange of gases in the alveoli and also increases the lungs' volume.
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Biomethane gas is made from food waste, which is also a source of greenhouse gases.
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It's about literally taking out some of the heat-trapping gases already in our skies.
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Virtually every nation voluntarily committed to steps aimed at curbing global emissions of "greenhouse" gases.
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Second, air-conditioners use so-called "F gases" (such as hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs) as refrigerants.
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Even NASA used up to 24 COPVs on the Space Shuttle to store pressurized gases.
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China emits more greenhouse gases — carbon dioxide being the primary one — than any other country.
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Others have argued that we should look for how gases change in a planet's atmosphere.
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These are gases that would chemically react with oxygen and make the gas go away.
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In short, few greenhouse gases were emitted in creating and transporting materials for the tower.
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The Obama-era rule also affects emissions of 80-odd acid gases and heavy metals.
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And in August 2015, the volcano began belching ash, steam, and gases into the air.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The proposed $74 billion tie-up of German industrial gases group Linde LING.
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As spiral galaxies grow, they pull in more and more surrounding gases to build stars.
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These gases accumulate in the water over time, allowing the researchers to calculate its age.
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They were seen as a way to help countries make reductions in their greenhouse gases.
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Injecting fracking fluids into poorly constructed wells, so that gases or liquids affect the groundwater.
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This fault allowed gases, including methane, to seep up from deep below the Earth's surface.
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Particularly contaminated cities must now ensure that dirty diesels with their poisonous gases stay outside.
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Though it is covered in gases, there are theories it might have a solid core.
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But she stressed that that would mean doing more right away to reduce greenhouse gases.
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That's still not enough to meet the goals necessary to reduce greenhouse gases significantly enough.
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Because of climate change, nuclear power—which produces no greenhouse gases—is looking more attractive.
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Was this storm more likely because humans are polluting the atmosphere with heat-trapping gases?
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But it can with gases in ice, if you've got a tag on their age.
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That means the atmosphere's gases are escaping out into space at a relatively slow rate.
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Burning fossil fuels, raising cattle and chopping down rainforests all create heat-trapping gases. 3.
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But these gases warm the planet globally over decades and aren't directly toxic to breathe.
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Two big suppliers of industrial gases, Linde and Praxair, confirmed they were in merger talks.
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Although both planets are largely made up of fluids and gases, they have rocky cores.
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HFCs don't deplete ozone, but they are potent greenhouse gases, which contribute to global warming.
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A separate CNN review of the filings found companies reported emitting more than 80 gases.
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Environmental Protection Agency which ruled that the government must regulate carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases.
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In addition to the lava and toxic gases, now there are concerns about phreatic eruptions.
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The masks "don't work against gases," Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim said on Twitter Sunday.
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In addition to the lava and toxic gases, there are concerns about the phreatic eruptions.
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Given the current output of greenhouse gases, how high are the seas expected to rise?
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We are contributing less greenhouse gases per operation, but they are not the driving effort.
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Returnees were urged to wear masks to prevent them from breathing in toxic volcanic gases.
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I believe that human emissions of greenhouse gases are a major cause of climate change.
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Last year also featured the highest concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, NOAA indicated.
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Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide trap heat from the sun inside the earth's atmosphere.
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Authorities have been measuring gases, including sulfur dioxide, rising in little puffs from open vents.
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Each of the new plants emitted at least 10 million tons of greenhouse gases annually.
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Greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels increase the temperature of our planet; that's fundamental physics.
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Other papers simply acknowledge that other causes of warming exist in combination with greenhouse gases.
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China overtook the United States as the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases in 2007.
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This has consequences: Using energy releases greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, contributing to climate change.
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This massive rainforest helps control the planet's climate by absorbing greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide.
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Congress would also cut support for monitoring of greenhouse gases, harmful particulates, and other pollutants.
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As of last year, burning transport fuels became the main contributor to U.S. greenhouse gases.
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Italy has been a world leader in its reductions of greenhouse gases in recent years.
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Air pollution, volcanoes and irrigation all cool the climate, while rising greenhouse gases warm it.
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If the atmospheres contain telltale gases like ozone, oxygen, or methane, life could exist there.
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Together, the nation's vehicles now regularly emit more earth-warming gases than its power plants.
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RGGI states set a declining cap on the total greenhouse gases permitted from those facilities.
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This is the first observation of a hot Jupiter releasing heavy metal gases into space.
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He settled on a Dutch-made stove that reduces wood down to clean-burning gases.
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But Mr. Morrison's victory does not necessarily mean he will do nothing about greenhouse gases.
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It has lobbied against policies that could rein in the emissions of planet-warming gases.
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Of course schools should teach about the effects of green house gases and its consequences.
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Despite the Paris agreement, carbon dioxide emissions and atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases remained high.
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In 2015, 195 countries signed onto the agreement aimed at reducing emissions of greenhouse gases.
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Also from our Climate desk: Cars and trucks are America's largest source of greenhouse gases.
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Instead, Dr. Urban is embedding hydrogen atoms in solids, which are much denser than gases.
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They pumped in methane and extracted deadly waste gases that might kill the resident microbes.
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He has authored more than 300 publications on water quality, greenhouse gases and climate change.
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Rather, the resolution simply calls for addressing greenhouse gases emitted from the commercial agriculture sector.
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The goal of the partnership is to produce jet fuel made from carbon waste gases.
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But McCarthy guaranteed that the country will meet its international promises on reducing greenhouse gases.
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That means they could be shrouded in methane, with lighter gases below puffing them up.
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Mr Sanders and Ms Warren would also ban nuclear power, which produces no greenhouse gases.
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"These gases create an anoxic environment that is distressing for some species," the authors say.
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Considered as a whole, hydroelectric dams emit a billion tons of greenhouse gases per year.
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But the typical cremation still produces a disturbing mix of greenhouse gases and other pollutants.
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He also highlights creative ways to make protein out of natural gases in the air.
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One thing changed, though: Syrian regime forces started using barrel bombs to deliver poison gases.
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The order also sets up requirements for the monitoring and reduction of greenhouse gases statewide.
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The center uses flue gases siphoned from the Basin Energy Cooperative's Dry Fork Power Station.
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Bombearon metano y extrajeron los gases residuales mortales que podrían matar a la microbiota normal.
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Ticker: ENTGMarket cap: $6.9 billionClosing price: $56.23Company description: Entegris makes filtration products that purify gases.
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Yingde Gases, which went public in October 2009, expects to complete its delisting in September.
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First, they have a clear target goal for selection of their projects: reduce greenhouse gases.
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In fact, by shifting traffic from trucks to barges, the company significantly reduces greenhouse gases.
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That's typically done by redirecting the gases created by the explosion of the cartridge propellant.
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The law mandates a 25 percent cut in greenhouse gases by 2020 below 85033 levels.
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The recovery effort was delayed due to the release of toxic gases following Monday's eruption.
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"It has to be a very strong explosive plume or jet of gases," Robock explained.
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It measures the atmospheric concentration of the gases responsible for global warming, rather than emissions.
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The goal of the partnership was to produce jet fuel made from carbon waste gases.
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The shareholders of Daesung Industrial Gases, including Goldman and Daesung Group Partners Co Ltd, 005620.
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In such fires toxic gases are produced that require fire crews to wear specialist clothes.
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But critics worry the plan could actually increase costs — and the emission of greenhouse gases.
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The 2014 fire was caused by gases from a student artist's canister of expanding foam.
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Smog is a byproduct of air pollutants including greenhouse gases, which contribute to climate change.
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It is also looking for ways to reduce transportation-related emissions of global warming gases.
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EPA Supreme Court decision, the Environmental Protection Agency has been required to regulate greenhouse gases.
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Generally, the more greenhouse gases humanity pumps into the atmosphere, the warmer it will get.
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The Clean Air Act requires the EPA to regulate many different pollutants, including greenhouse gases.
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But it also gives regulators an opportunity to target a major source of greenhouse gases.
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The Supreme Court's decision paved the way for the EPA to start regulating greenhouse gases.
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The deal, which includes the world's two biggest economies, the United States and China, divides countries into three groups with different deadlines to reduce the use of factory-made hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) gases, which can be 10,000 times more powerful than carbon dioxide as greenhouse gases.
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HONG KONG, April 21 (Reuters) - Yingde Gases said its CEO and chief operating officer have resigned, giving Hong Kong-based private equity firm PAG a clean slate to manage the company after its acquisition of a controlling stake in China's largest industrial gases company.
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Consolidation in industrial gases, including Air Liquide SA's $13 billion acquisition of Airgas in May, has left Air Liquide, Linde, Praxair and Air Products and Chemicals Inc providing most of the oxygen, nitrogen, argon and other gases to industries ranging from oil companies to drugmakers.
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The German group last month lined up a consortium of gases firm Messer and investor CVC as a buyer of North and South American assets to allay antitrust concerns, while Praxair's European gases business will be sold to Japanese rival Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corp.
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The deal, which includes the world's two biggest economies, the United States and China, divides countries into three groups with different deadlines to reduce the use of factory-made hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) gases, which can be 210,220 times more powerful than carbon dioxide as greenhouse gases.
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Hydrocarbons produced by the state energy company, Equinor, generated 310m tonnes of greenhouse gases in 2017.
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They include widespread forest die-offs, and an enormous release of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere.
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"Cap-and-trade" is a market-based approach to cutting emissions of planet-warming greenhouse gases.
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Gases released by these eruptions may have altered the Earth's climate, resulting in the mass extinction.
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Wind was carrying volcanic glass, gases, pollution and ash particles to other parts of the island.
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He could also scuttle a separate agreement on so-called super-greenhouse gases, which Tillerson supported.
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"We weren't looking for volcanism, we were using these gases to trace other actions," Loose said.
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Rapid cuts in greenhouse gases, however, showed Antarctica remaining almost completely intact for hundreds of years.
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Humans are causing global warming by polluting the atmosphere with heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide.
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Humans continue to pump greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, warming the planet in the long term.
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Because of climate change, nuclear power—which produces no greenhouse gases—is looking like more attractive.
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The profit margin at its gases division was 26.5 percent, compared with 2.73 percent for Praxair.
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The document also assumes that global emissions of greenhouse gases will proceed along their current path.
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He used to advocate a market-driven mechanism obliging polluters to cut emissions of greenhouse gases.
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Land masses are natural carbon sinks, absorbing greenhouse gases by a variety of processes, including photosynthesis.
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The countries that produce the most greenhouse gases have not committed to reduce their emissions enough.
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And Senate Republicans are leaning into innovation and research as a tactic to limit greenhouse gases.
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On the surface, carbon dioxide makes up less than one percent of the gases we breathe.
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The priority for the planet is to stop net emissions of greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide.
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Expect lawsuits from Democratic-run states, demanding more federal action to curb greenhouse gases as pollutants.
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It also insists that Labor's plans to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases will wreck the economy.
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And the planet has a weird concentration of gases in its atmosphere that doesn't make sense.
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Even if it does, the main problem—the stock of greenhouse gases already emitted—will remain.
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Advocates of stricter standards, designed to limit emissions of greenhouse gases, criticized the Transportation Department proposal.
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Volcanic gases, pollution and ash could increase along with sulfur dioxide levels downwind of lava fissures.
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Which is currently and instantly releasing all the stored volcanic gases in the ultimate pyroclastic eruption.
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In that situation, sulfuric gases burned parallel to lava, which gave off an electric blue glow.
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The capture systems divert waste gases that would normally be burned off to power generation systems.
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He finds that just 90 belched out 63% of all greenhouse gases between 1751 and 2010.
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The gases pass through a series of stubby turbine blades near the back of the engine.
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In theory, this could lead to an enormous release of heat-trapping gases to the atmosphere.
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Guillot thinks that may be because the gases inside the core are electrically charged, or ionized.
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A catastrophic release of vast amounts of greenhouse gases—methane, and possibly CO2—into the atmosphere.
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Gases get condensed as they speed around the black hole, and all this friction creates heat.
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Mozambique has produced few of the greenhouse gases that may be fuelling the storms it faces.
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They could also be equipped with sensors that respond to other gases, not just water vapor.
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The US is the second-largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world, right behind China.
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Perversely, it is also becoming more polluting, producing ever more emissions of greenhouse gases to survive.
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All told, man-made reservoirs release roughly a gigaton of heat-trapping greenhouse gases each year.
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The U.S. is the world's second-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, but the biggest historical emitter.
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"Since 1990, we've added 43% more long-lived greenhouse gases than in the previous 240 years."
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BECs are described as a fifth state of matter, separate from gases, liquids, solids and plasma.
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" Rather than "reducing greenhouse gases," the emails suggest: "Build Soil Organic Matter, increase nutrient use efficiency.
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Meanwhile, climate-warming gases emitted by power plants today can last in the atmosphere for centuries.
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The initiative aims to create a new clean transportation plan prioritizing the reducing of greenhouse gases.
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Democratically controlled states indicated they will continue to crack down on greenhouses gases through state policies.
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But "the ultimate goal is to lock greenhouse gases away forever," the MIT Technology Review said.
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So, without the endangerment clause, the EPA wouldn't even have the ability to regulate greenhouse gases.
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But a slow release of gases, through vents in the mountain, could mean a curtailed eruption.
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A carbon tax would hit emissions of greenhouse gases related to the burning of fossil fuels.
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As the ground warms, the microbes in the soil wake up and start belching greenhouse gases.
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The legal question is whether greenhouse gases qualify as a "pollutant" under the Clean Air Act.
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It said, yes: If EPA determines that they threaten public health, it can regulate greenhouse gases.
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Indonesia, Southeast Asia's largest economy, is already one of the world's biggest emitters of greenhouse gases.
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Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases emitted when coal is burned also make our planet warmer.
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He would have challenged Happer's ignorance, and educated CNN viewers on the harms of greenhouse gases.
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A union would produce the leader in industrial gases, with a market share of about 40%.
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Linde, in contrast, has expertise in the long-term growth area of gases for medical use.
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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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This provides a faster response than a turbocharger, which is operated by the vehicle's exhaust gases.
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Underground gases, especially CO2 and hydrogen sulphide (H2S), often hitch a ride to the surface, too.
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This interaction, known as black hole feedback, helps keep the gases hot by churning them around.
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Trump doubts the view of mainstream science that man-made greenhouse gases are raising global temperatures.
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But the solution is black and white; we need to stop the emissions of greenhouse gases.
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People in nearby villages could encounter flying rocks, volcanic gases and acid rain, the statement added.
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Greenhouse gases generally are not released from fossil fuels until the fuels are burned or otherwise
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We are already immersed in leaking invisible gases with largely invisible effects too overwhelming to control.
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Among the mine's "adverse impacts" the judge listed greenhouse gases that would contribute to climate change.
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Nitrogen dioxide is part of a group of gases referred to as nitrogen oxides, or NOx.
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In 22045, he found that greenhouse gases were rising due to the burning of fossil fuels.
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THEY PAY THEIR EMPLOYEES BETTER THAN THE BOTTOM 500 DO. THAT EMIT 45% LESS GREENHOUSE GASES.
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By 1993, concentrations in the atmosphere of the manufactured gases that caused the problem stopped increasing.
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There is now considerable evidence that greenhouse-gases cannot be to primary cause of global warming.
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EPA is not the only actor in the space to reduce emissions of harmful greenhouse gases.
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I used it to measure directly the heat trapped by atmospheric greenhouse gases including carbon dioxide.
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Burning fossils fuels, deforestation, and other activities release greenhouse gases that trap heat in the atmosphere.
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The Earth has already warmed about 1.1 degrees Celsius due to greenhouse gases released by mankind.
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Any successful climate plan will likely include a ban on especially potent greenhouse gases like hydrofluorocarbons.
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Around 90 percent of the heat trapped by greenhouse gases is absorbed by oceans, Aronson said.
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"We're just beginning ... to explore the potential for diets to contribute to reduction of greenhouse gases,"
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The bad news is that drastic action to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases is long overdue.
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That's because the world will keep getting warmer even if we stop emitting greenhouse gases immediately.
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All the evidence points to human emissions of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide as the cause.
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"After mid-century, how much the climate changes will depend primarily on release of greenhouse gases."
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Coal-fired power plants emit more greenhouse gases than natural gas, wind and solar plants do.
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During a transit, any gases in the planet's atmosphere change the appearance of starlight streaming through.
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As late as Monday afternoon, the volcano continued expelling a dark cloud of gases and rocks.
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All but one of them were caused by global warming, that was created by greenhouse gases.
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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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The amendment phases down hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), which are potent greenhouse gases in appliances like air conditioners.
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Why it matters: Moving freight around uses lots of oil and spews lots of greenhouse gases.
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The U.S., as the largest historical emitter of greenhouse gases, is essential to achieving that target.
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Even under normal conditions, lagoons can produce dangerous gases, noxious smells and dust containing hog waste.
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The data for the gases was collected using NASA satellites and covers large emissions since 1978.
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One of the earliest cases to invoke harm caused by greenhouse gases dates back to 250.
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To explain why, we need to look at two other greenhouse gases: methane and nitrous oxide.
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The ability of the land to absorb and produce greenhouse gases is affected by human activity.
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Before, it had looked only at greenhouse gases created by the construction and operation of pipelines.
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Earlier this month, BP said that it wants to virtually eliminate its greenhouse gases by 2050.
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They're also greenhouse gases, so they contribute to the planet's overall warming by trapping heat, too.
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The color of an aurora depends on which atmospheric gases are being pelted by solar particles.
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To start with, if a battery overheats it can catch fire, producing gases that might explode.
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If greenhouse-gases are indeed the problem, their work will go down in history as heroic.
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Warming conditions in the Arctic promote the conversion of carbon stored in permafrost into greenhouse gases.
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"We are shutting down brick kilns and factories that emit greenhouse gases in excess," he said.
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Instead of focusing on the planet itself, it would focus on the gases surrounding the planet.
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The Democratic candidates broadly claimed that cutting greenhouse gases will also lead to an economic bonanza.
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Wild grazers, for instance, can reduce the intensity and frequency of fires that emit greenhouse gases.
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Wildfire smoke contains poisonous gases such as carbon monoxide (CO) and fine particles known as PM2.5.
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Almost all governments blame this trend mainly on a build-up of man-made greenhouse gases.
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So if heated dust is traveling upwards, it could carry gases and water vapor with it.
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It evokes both the smothering of the planet by greenhouse gases and humanity's disproportionately slow response.
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In 2016, he was indicted on conspiracy charges relating to bids for oil and natural gases.
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When a gun is fired, propellant gases travel from a small barrel chamber into open air.
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Wild grazers, for instance, can reduce the intensity and frequency of fires that emit greenhouse gases.
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It's primordial, and other gases from mergers are just like a chaotic environment around the galaxy.
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But scientists aren't certain how sensitive the global climate system is to increases in greenhouse gases.
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The Hawaii Department of Health warned that no masks sold in stores protect against volcanic gases.
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"When you're not cracking your joints anymore, those gases dissolve back into the fluid," Kawchuk explains.
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There's also a number of gases that could emit blue-green light in a plasma state.
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These trace gases have the potential to reveal biosignatures, or signs of life, on the planet.
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Eventually, whatever gases or fat content kept the carcass afloat would dissipate, and it would sink.
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Related: Breathing in Delhi air equivalent to smoking 44 cigarettes a day While Airlabs is focused on removing toxic gases from the air, an international team of scientists has developed a new material to capture gases directly from the source — such as a vehicle's exhaust pipe.
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Two years later, the EPA declared carbon dioxide and five other heat-trapping gases to be pollutants.
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The eruption threw massive amounts of lava onto the land, while spewing sulphurous gases into the atmosphere.
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The energy sector, which produces the majority of greenhouse gases, is at the heart of the issue.
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We know, beyond any reasonable doubt, that burning fossil fuels increases levels of heat-trapping greenhouse gases.
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The other big story, of course, is global warming caused by increased greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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Right now, much of the world can dump their greenhouse gases in the atmosphere at no charge.
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The gases will then react to form methanol, an alternative fuel that can be used in cars.
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These gases act like a blanket in the atmosphere, trapping heat and causing gradual warming over time.
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When burned, these fuels emit air pollutants like particulates and nitrogen oxides in addition to greenhouse gases.
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In most scenarios, multiple versions of lab-grown meat never emit more greenhouse gases than regular beef.
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Its greenhouse gases, temperature, and climate might vary from one half of the planet to the other.
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So this means we'll continue to be exposed to these gases, which exacerbate asthma, heart disease, strokes.
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In the smokestack, different filters remove oxides of sulphur and nitrogen, acidic gases, heavy metals and soot.
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For instance, it's a great way to learn what kinds of gases are in a faraway galaxy.
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As the land in the Arctic warms and once permanently frozen ground unfreezes, greenhouse gases are released.
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And the ocean's chemistry would continue to change as concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere rise.
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Being so land hungry means cattle farming changes the climate; clearing land for pasture creates greenhouse gases.
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LanzaTech uses microbes and waste gases — including those from the steel industry — to make fuels and chemicals.
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This process releases carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, which contributes to global warming.
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Seager added the telescope will be searching for gases produced by life, such as oxygen and methane.
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Other factors, such as exposure to oil, dust, dirt and some gases also contribute to picture deterioration.
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The US is the second largest emitter of heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the world after China.
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A group of scientists thinks we should look for two gases in particular: carbon dioxide and methane.
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That's why lately astronomers have suggested looking for both oxygen and other gases that "don't belong" together.
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He's also started laying the groundwork to challenge the EPA's own legal authority to regulate greenhouse gases.
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The entire agricultural process, from growing and picking feed to transporting it to feedlots, emits greenhouse gases.
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Second, the CCC recommended that Britain should stop emissions of all greenhouse gases, not just carbon dioxide.
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Scientists say these unusual clouds are arriving earlier than usual, and greenhouse gases are the likely culprit.
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Greenhouse gases released by humanity have already warmed Earth by 1°C or so since the 1870s.
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The emissions of power stations could be captured and "scrubbed", separating the CO2 from other exhaust gases.
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When exposed to toxic gases, such as Sarin gas, the polymer breaks apart and the insulation disappears.
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"By injecting huge amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, humankind has loaded the dice," he added.
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Scientists should be able to parse out where those trace gases come from as the mission continues.
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In order to sustain life, a planet needs to regulate greenhouse gases to keep surface temperatures stable.
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All those glowing gases of the surrounding nebula make it tough to really see what's going on.
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When these gases are expelled from our bodies as a fart, our noses pick up on it.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German investors' association DSW recommended on Monday that shareholders in industrial gases group Linde LING.
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How much do you have to pay to use the atmosphere as a dump for greenhouse gases?
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"We should all be able to get behind tech-neutral policies to reduce greenhouse gases," Kaufman said.
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And decomposing food isn't just stinky; it releases potent greenhouse gases, mostly in the form of methane.
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And as a fossil fuel, natural gas creates more greenhouse gases — an easy choice for climate hawks.
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But before they become patty-worthy, each cow spends a lifetime chewing grub and burping greenhouse gases.
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" Beatty added, "only in totality can you witness the corona, the hot gases that surround the sun.
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Carbon dioxide and methane are the main greenhouse gases that trap heat and contribute to climate change.
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Most world leaders are seeking to reduce greenhouse gases from fossil-fuel production and other human activity.
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We're certainly looking at the effect the sun has—the solar cycles—versus CO2 and greenhouse gases.
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A 20th fissure releasing lava and gases has opened on Kilauea's side, state officials said on Tuesday.
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And Cassini regularly sees great plumes of water vapor and gases erupt from the surface of Enceladus.
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The nation's leading agricultural state is now targeting greenhouse gases produced by dairy cows and other livestock.
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When greenhouse gases are high, the Earth is warm, when they are low, the Earth is cool.
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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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But since the upper atmosphere is so cool, Pluto's gases are sticking close to the tiny world.
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In 2014, a ruling by the Supreme Court granted the EPA the authority to regulate greenhouse gases.
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Temperatures will continue to rise in lockstep with increasing emissions of greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels.
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The oceans absorb 90 percent of the world's greenhouse gases, and supply much of the world's food.
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The pipe can be used to transport oil, gas, slurry, steam or other fluids, liquids or gases.
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And like crime scene investigators, scientists can do a forensic analysis of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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This buildup of heat-trapping gases caused global temperatures to increase between 9 and 14 degrees Fahrenheit.
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What harms the planet is the global mixing of pollution from carbon, methane and other warming gases.
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When the case reached the high court, the justices narrowly ruled that greenhouse gases were indeed pollutants.
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They suck in greenhouse gases equivalent to around 13% of what America emits by burning fossil fuels.
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The heat trapped by greenhouse gases is likely to lead to even greater variability in the monsoon.
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It doesn't include greenhouse gases or climate change: The statistics are from the World Health Organization here.
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For greenhouse gases, the cap can be set low enough to ensure that we reduce climate risks.
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These batteries can also overheat and release toxic gases or—much like their counterparts in smartphones—explode.
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The rollback proposal also conflicts with an EPA finding that greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare.
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Other toxic gases — toluene, xylene, hexane and hydrogen sulfides — were also detected at higher-than-normal concentrations.
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This deal slashes the use of powerful climate-warming gases in refrigerators, air conditioners and related products.
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New York's Environmental Protection Fund includes nearly $10 million for projects to reduce HFCs and greenhouse gases.
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Trammo markets, trades, distributes and transports ammonia, fertilizers, liquefied petroleum gases, petrochemicals, coal, sulfuric acid and sulfur.
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Nitrogen is one of several inert gases that can cause hypoxia, an oxygen deficiency that causes death.
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A 2007 Supreme Court ruling that classifies greenhouse gases as pollutants obligates the EPA to regulate them.
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Critics say the expansion has resulted in an increase in the greenhouse gases that warm the planet.
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Greenhouse gases contribute to the rising temperature of the Earth because they trap heat in the atmosphere.
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But it meant using an ozone-protecting rule to phase down ozone-friendly but planet-warming gases.
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Job description: Boilermakers assemble, install, maintain, and repair boilers or other vessels that hold liquids and gases.
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The remaining effects include fire and toxic gases, which can sear, poison and asphyxiate anyone within range.
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The release of those gases leads the planet to warm even more, which accelerates more ice melt.
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The major greenhouse gases -- carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide -- all rose to record levels last year.
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Then, Tread partnered with NativeEnergy — a leading carbon offset provider — to support projects that reduce greenhouse gases.
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The mattress is CertiPUR-US and Greenguard Gold certified, so it's free from harmful chemicals and gases.
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Does Brown prefer some oil production to come from fracking because fracking often emits fewer greenhouse gases?
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Climate change refers to the many other weird things happening because of the increase in greenhouse gases.
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They also added some capabilities for new anesthetic gases that have started to become more in demand.
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Freshwater aquaculture ponds can emit more greenhouse gases, including methane, than dairy cows per kilogram of liveweight.
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"We've been reminded numerous times that this administration is not here to regulate greenhouse gases," Fay said.
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Previous teams have suggested that nitrogen and noble gases embedded in the Moon's soil originated on Earth.
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He and other activists have also reported an increase in attacks using chemical gases, increasing civilian misery.
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Some of the heat-trapping gases in the air right now date back to the Industrial Revolution.
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They're also blaming a form of pollution, greenhouse gases, that can't be attributed to any one entity.
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" Last we checked, all-electric cars are 100 percent battery-powered, with no fuel or "exhaust gases.
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For example, many common household cleaning products contain volatile organic compounds, which easily become vapors or gases.
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Researchers say they collectively underline the need for a sharp reduction in emissions of planet-warming gases.
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With its rapid industrialization, China surpasses the United States as the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases.
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Dead trees also add greenhouse gases to the atmosphere, releasing them when they are burned or decompose.
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About a quarter of the greenhouse gases generated by humans is produced by the world's food system.
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The melting ice and warming waters have all been primarily driven by human emissions of greenhouse gases.
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Those gases dissolve in ocean waters, but the amount the ocean can hold depends on its temperature.
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The gases would have erupted through the seabed and ocean and into the atmosphere, driving the PETM.
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Cities in Europe are plagued by poor air quality partly because of vehicle traffic emitting noxious gases.
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Solutions require a two-pronged approach of mitigation (reducing greenhouse gases) and adaptation (living with the changes).
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Mr. Trump has vowed to dismantle Mr. Obama's regulations on greenhouse gases and slash energy research budgets.
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Gondolas do not contribute to greenhouse gases, and they soar over clogged highways and balky subway signals.
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These gases can then speed up the greenhouse effect—heating the permafrost further and causing more emissions.
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That said, the hybrid is friendlier to the planet in terms of tailpipe emissions and greenhouse gases.
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Their gases could tell us whether these planets are habitable or inhabited by the likes of us.
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The isotopic signatures of the noble gases krypton, argon, and neon supported the xenon observations, Pravdivtseva said.
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As energetic particles slam into Earth's skies, they excite gases like oxygen and nitrogen in the atmosphere.
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Once that energy boost wears off, the gases release colorful lights at high-latitudes near the poles.
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According to Brodin, Ikea has committed to "actually reduce more greenhouse gases than we emit," by 2030.
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" Calder himself said they suggested "some kind of cosmic nuclear gases — which I won't try to explain.
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The Costa Rica plan aims to allow the country to continue growing economically while cutting greenhouse gases.
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California lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to extend the state's cap-and-trade program for greenhouse gases through 2030.
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Their slaves dug for black ore in underground shafts that oozed deadly gases and shuddered with explosions.
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It already has a relationship with Baosteel Group, having invested in its unit, Baosteel Gases, in 2014.
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Manufacturing the cement and steel needed for all that construction will emit a lot of greenhouse gases.
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CO2 in the flue gas binds to the ammonia forming a salt, while inert gases are released.
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That presents a problem for heavy-duty vehicles, which emit far more greenhouse gases than passenger cars.
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With a theoretical all coal electricity grid, they would emit more greenhouse gases than today's gasoline cars.
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The bill also mandates the state to reduce emissions of fluorinated gases, or hydrofluorocarbons used in refrigeration.
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Farms have been overrun by lava or crops have died due to volcanic gases in the air.
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They will also look for clues from traces of nuclear gases that could float into the atmosphere.
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Some of Herzog's reasons for skepticism are highly technical and relate to the physics of separating gases.
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It's referring to the line of noble gases in the periodic table, and XENON is No. 5.
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And the United States, the history's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, is leaving the process next year.
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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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When it comes to climate change, carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases get most of the attention.
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As much as the Trump administration doesn't want to do it, the EPA must regulate greenhouse gases.
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