Sentences with phrase «carbon gases»

The radio intensity of carbon gas emission is more than 30 times weaker than present - day galaxies with comparable star formation activities.
Just as a heavy smoker at the risk of lung cancer needs to stop smoking, the best solution for the current climate crisis is to stop using the atmosphere as an open sewer for carbon gases... resorting instead to the abundant clean energy resources technology now masters — solar voltaic, solar thermal, solar (space) reflectors, geothermal energy.hot rocks, wind, tides, hydrogen — the list goes on.
Hydrogen gas dissolved in the water reacts with carbon gases to form the methane that sustains the microbes in the mine.
He said Brazil was efficient in energy production and distribution, with most of its energy matrix coming from renewable sources, but also said 75 percent of carbon gas emissions in the country come from deforestation and agriculture.
Volcanoes releasing carbon gases also would have been too slow.
Installed at plants that produce iron, steel, pulp, paper, chemicals, and cement, CCS collects carbon gas, concentrates it, and pumps it underground for permanent storage in natural geologic formations.
Focusing on a galaxy called BDF3299, just 800 million years after the big bang, the team reports online this month in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society that it could see some carbon in its center and a large clump of carbon gas just to one side.
The most astonishing find, however, is that the ALMA data show no signal of carbon gas which is used as the index of star formation nor radiation from dust clouds within the system heated by young stars.
Executive Director of Maui Tomorrow Albert Perez discusses the importance of regenerative agricultural tourism which helps offset carbon gas emissions.
«We now have evidence from the Earth's history that a similar event happened fifty - five million years ago when a geological accident released into the air more than a terraton of gaseous carbon compounds... we have already put more than half this quantity of carbon gas into the air... and as a consequence the Earth is now returning to the hot state it was in before, millions of years ago, and as it warms, most living things will die.»
To avoid such international wrangling and other problems, a leading economist has proposed in Issues that smaller groups of countries might jointly adopt binding economic measures aimed at limiting emissions of atmosphere - warming carbon gases from within their regions and beyond.
Much of the renewable subsidy industry justified in the name of these flawed models causes net grid emissions of CO2 to be much worse for much longer than simply replacing coal with clean low carbon gas and long term inevitable base load zero carbon nuclear on the grid, unsubsidised — but that's only a generation engineering fact from the laws of physics.
Ponds and lakes play a significant role in the global carbon cycle, and are often net emitters of carbon gases to the atmosphere.
It has been calculated that these 1997 fires alone released between 0.81 and 2.57 billion tons of carbon gases.
But that's actually an understatement by Gallup, since more than 97 % of the world's climatologists say that those carbon gases, which are given off by humans» burning of carbon - based fuels, are causing this planet's temperatures to rise over the long term, as those carbon gases accumulate in the atmosphere and also block the heat from being radiated back into outer space.
As well as pumping much as 600 million tonnes more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, the carbon
It would appear the best thing some people can offer in the face of the documented deterioration of the terrestrial climate is the CONTINUING USE OF THE ATMOSPHERE AS OPEN SEWRAGE FOR CARBON GASES.
China and the United States are responsible for nearly half the world's output of carbon gases, although many scientists say the Chinese share is larger and growing at a rapid pace due to its reliance on coal - fired power plants.
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