Sentences with phrase «from factory chimneys»

But these same forests absorb around 25 % of carbon emissions from factory chimneys, power stations and car exhausts; they play a vital role in stabilising local and regional weather, and they reduce the risk of drought.

So the presumption has been that forests of Central America and the Amazon absorb at least some of the CO2 emitted from factory chimneys and car exhausts.

Before that it was the villain of the piece in the guise of the soot that poured from factory chimneys and turned cities black.

Like the smoke from factory chimneys, pesticides cross borders.

A two - hour bus ride to the mysterious, exotic East End of Montreal (the all - Francophone area, into which they never ventured otherwise); where everything was interesting and new, from the dark plumes of smoke that snaked across the sky from factory chimneys to the stray newspapers and empty plastic bags that swished across the neglected streets to the staccato joual that echoed down the alleys as they drove by.

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Citi News investigations have revealed that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has ordered the company to stop production but according to the residents, fumes billowing from the chimneys of the factory are...

Citi News investigations have revealed that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has ordered the company to stop production but according to the residents, fumes billowing from the chimneys of the factory are affecting their health.

Sulphate pollution from power stations and factory chimneys produces aerosol particles in the atmosphere which encourage clouds to form.

Konrad can not see the chimneys themselves from his home in Minamiyamate, but for months now his thoughts have frequently wandered to the factory where Hiroko Tanaka spends her days measuring the thickness of steel with micrometers, images of classrooms swooping into her thoughts the way memories of flight might enter the minds of broken - winged birds.

These, and the impact on the climate as ever more greenhouse gases are released into the atmosphere from power stations, factory chimneys and exhaust pipes, will leave an indelible mark in the geological record.

Something like a volcanic explosion which would force CO2 up into higher altitudes and from there carried in big wind systems, say the jet stream, would move it much further from local, but, say, a factory chimney would release it into whatever local weather system was happening.