Sentences with phrase «co2 emmissions»

But, the charts I reviewed showed cycles of warming which were followed by an increase in CO2 emmissions.

Even before then, the GOP have consistently blocked any regulation of CO2 emmissions.

There has been no statistacal warming of the earth since 1998 even though CO2 emmissions have continued to increase unabated.

As much as I would love to see people creating forests rather than destroying them, CO2 emmissions are a problem caused by a global market that until recently belived they could throw anything at the biosphere and it wouldn't make a difference.

The APS statement will be used by our community organizer in chief, along with other agenda driven leftist leaders to justify even more egregious regulation via fiat to curb co2 emmissions.

At our current rate of CO2 emmissions, when do we get to that point?

If co2 emmissions not reduced by 80 % NOW there is very little hope of bypassing the tipping point.

Wouldnt this be the ideal time to promote the retrofitting of existing buildings that contribute to a large (some say 40 %) portion of CO2 emmissions?

Saying the maths suggests that selecting only 15 % of the land surface in australia, and then increasing the soil carbon by a mere 1 % (or was it 1 % per annum over x period) that this would sequester an amount of CO2 emmissions equivalent to all of Australia's carbon emissions since white settlement.

I understand that oceans, themselves, take up about a third of our CO2 emmissions.

I have been posing this scenario to any who will listen: We can also reduce our CO2 emmissions by reducing consumption.

the definitive statement that CO2 emmissions have to be cut by 50 %.

I think we should cut CO2 emmissions by building nuclear power plants.

Yes, we should be doing things like finding ways to reduce lung damage from interior fires (I've heard this one specifically given as an argument to NOT put money in CO2 emmission reductions since millions of children are dying now exposed to interior smoke fires in developing countries, and the money would be more effective in providing gas cookers).

Cameron's announcement follows statements by the Conservative Party's Quality of Life Challenge policy group, whose website announced last weekend that they had «publised [sic] an important update to the Quality of Life Group's recent report on acceptable climate change and CO2 emmission [sic] targets `.

And replying to your statement about Permian extinction, doesn't that prove natures power to repell our Co2 emmission.

I'm sure alot more % of volcanic emmission actualy makes it into the atmosphere than ours does cause there's so much pressure behind the explosion in most cases, making it logical for me to conclude that its very possible that volcanoes exceed our co2 emmission.

i'm moderatley informed yes, but even at that i'm smart enough to see that at least if this problem is indeed happening from humans that cutting Co2 Emmission isn't going to solve the problem, according to your science its too late.

Not exact matches

He doesn't understand the relationship between emmissions and concentrations, but aside from that we know very well that the CO2 rise is due to anthropogenic activities, and we also know the magnitude and rate of the CO2 rise is far outside the bounds of natural variability.

So from what i've read and understood is that volcanic eruptions vs Human almost amount to the amount of pollution we put out in the past 200 years... but what about the forest fires, insects, and plants... from what i've descovered a combination of all these things put out more Co2 and greehouse emmission than we could ever put out.

The residual CO2 % from human emmissions (so small a joke) is still being investigated by the IPCC.

I must admit to hearing quotes of CO2 has increased by 4 % since 2002 (I think), so that does not exactly tally with man's emmissions either, maybe a bit of exageration in the adding up (or the method used) to get to 22 % perhaps.....

For now you can see a drop in the oil - consumption of the OECD, which means a drop in the CO2 - emmission.