The situation today, with global warming driven primarily by human
emissions of carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels, is different from natural cycles, he said.
The book also has extensive discussions of the economics, science, and politics involved as well as the role played by some of the major groups pushing reductions
in emissions of carbon dioxide.
The bill, forged with advice from industry and environmental groups, would require that by 2010 industries
cut emissions of carbon dioxide to 2000 levels and by 2016 to 1990 levels.
But in the cold light of morning, many will agree that their diplomatic triumph offered little tangible progress to further reduce
emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Compared to coal, the use of natural gas for power generation emits 50 percent
fewer emissions of carbon dioxide, and even more substantial reductions in traditional air pollutants.
A new report
on emissions of carbon dioxide from burning fuels and making cement shows 2014 emissions tracking near the high end of possible emissions tracks.
It's hard to find projections for both global energy demand and
emissions of carbon dioxide from fuel burning that don't have a sustained upward trajectory for decades to come.
Scientists, engineers and economists have debated the point for years, on the assumption that
emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere will decline when less oil is burned.
The letter warned that strong actions to
limit emissions of carbon dioxide and other heat - trapping gases would add to the cost of goods like steel, cement, paper and aluminum.
To evaluate the effect of
anthropogenic emission of carbon dioxide on global temperature, one can use the adiabatic model together with the sensitivity analysis (Sorokhtin, 2001; Khilyuk and Chilingar, 2003, 2004).
The ad's message is as clear as America's air: Thanks to increasing use of clean, affordable natural gas,
U.S. emissions of carbon dioxide from electricity generation — a major source of the greenhouse gas — are at their lowest level in 25 years.
If
emissions of carbon dioxide continue to grow at current rates, then the level of the gas in the atmosphere will likely double, or possibly even triple, from pre-industrial levels during the 21st century.
Nations found it hard to make progress at U.N. climate negotiations in Lima last year, making many observers skeptical of the prospects of a legally binding deal to cut
emissions of carbon dioxide as planned in Paris at the end of this year.
Even
if emissions of carbon dioxide and the other gases are sharply reduced, it said, «sea level will continue to rise due to thermal expansion for hundreds of years.»
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