Sentences with phrase «out of the tailpipe»

When cars burn biofuels instead of gasoline or diesel, what comes out of the tailpipe does not change.

Do you get smoke out of the tailpipe?

When existing corn is used for ethanol, what comes out of the tailpipe doesn't change and what is taken out of the atmosphere doesn't change either because the corn would be grown anyway.

Pop your head out of your tailpipe buddy, you are a biggot.

An AMC Pacer covered in the looniest bumper stickers, dented from drive - by - braille, smoke pouring out of the tailpipe from putting deisel in the gas tank, with the radio blaring «Send Jesus money now!»

Using a proton - transfer reaction mass spectrometer, they were able to measure a wider range of compounds coming out of tailpipes more rapidly than in previous reports.

What comes out of the tailpipe only accounts for one part of the emissions created by vehicles.

A 2015 Forester's engine may be more powerful than ever and so clean you could probably suck in the air directly out of its tailpipe, but Subaru has stuck resolutely to its horizontally opposed Boxer four (think Volkswagen Beetles of yore, only with engine in front).

A woman in Alberta, Canada has returned her brand - new Ford F - 450 Super Duty King Ranch over a defect which caused it to shoot flames out of the tailpipe.

Except for a pickup truck in front of me, spewing soot out of the tailpipe whenever it accelerates.

Meanwhile, the carbon that spills out of his tailpipe lingers in the atmosphere, trapping heat and contributing to higher sea levels.

[Robert Howarth, professor of ecology and environmental biology at Cornell University] is basing his conclusion on a preliminary analysis that includes not only the amount of carbon dioxide that comes out of a tailpipe when you burn diesel and natural gas, but also the impact of natural gas leaks.

And the water vapor emitted out of the tailpipe.

When we drive our car and carbon dioxide comes out of the tailpipe, within a year it has spread throughout the atmosphere and is integrated with the surface ocean.

VOCs come out of tailpipes and smokestacks as a by - product of burning fossil fuels; the trees emit them in part to repel insects and to attract pollinators.

«Ozone develops in the atmosphere from gases that come out of tailpipes, smokestacks and many other sources,» reports ALA. «When these gases come in contact with sunlight, they react and form ozone smog.»

There are no greenhouse gases that come out of the tailpipe, just a bit of water vapor.

There is no smoke coming out of the tailpipe and I've only noticed the leak after driving it and parking it.

Basically, it spells out how many billions of tons of carbon (multiply by 3.66 to get the tonnage of carbon dioxide) comes out of tailpipes and smokestacks and how much gets sucked up by forests and soils.

• For every ONE pound of gasoline used in a car, roughly THREE pounds of carbon dioxide come out of the tailpipe and go into the atmosphere.