Just in terms of carbon emissions alone, the GFN estimates that
absorbing the greenhouse gases generated during 2015 «would require 85 % of the planet's biocapacity.»
Not exact matches
Iron particles
generated by cities and industry are being dissolved by human - made air pollution and washed into the sea — potentially increasing the amount of
greenhouse gases that the world's oceans can
absorb, a new study suggests.
A new paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, concluding that the buildup of human -
generated greenhouse gases could leave a profound millenniums - long imprint on climate and sea levels, focuses on a characteristic of global warming that the public, and many policymakers, have not
absorbed — at least according to John Sterman at M.I.T.
We know that right now, there are two
greenhouse gases — carbon dioxide and water vapor —
absorbing in the IR and thereby
generating heat.