Sentences with phrase «volatile gases»

Local communities have challenged both the safety of transporting coal, oil and volatile gas through their communities and the role of fossil fuel export in fueling catastrophic climate disruption.

He now says he is open to limited drilling as part of a larger effort to curtail volatile gas prices — provided it can be done in an environmentally responsible way.

«However, the craters with curved gullies are associated with pitted terrain, which has been independently suggested as evidence for loss of volatile gases from Vesta.»

Some of the minerals detected require temperatures between 1,100 and 1,400 degrees Kelvin — only found as close to the sun as Mercury — as well as volatile gases such as methane that only remain stable at temperatures below 100 K.

Fulton said at the press conference that the team believes the division is caused by the environment a planet finds itself in at the time of its formation, along with its ability to hold onto volatile gases such as hydrogen.

Yoghurt with live culture can help adjust the balance of bacteria in your dog's gut, as can canine probiotics available from your vet, leading to lower production of volatile gasses.

Second, coal stockpiles emit volatile gases that can also lead to formation of PM2.5.

The surface also abounds in minerals, including silver, mercury, sodium, calcium, and magnesium, along with volatile gases like methanol, formaldehyde, and hydrogen sulfide.

The polar regions are where we can find frozen H2O and frozen volatile gases, solar power 24/7 for 80 % or more of a Lunar month, moderate non-crater surface temperatures that usually stay close to around a -55 degrees Centigrade, and a whole lot more.

The bacteria putrefy food in the stomach, which produces volatile gasses and fatty acids.

«Worse, trees emit reactive volatile gases that contribute to air pollution and are hazardous to human health.

Although volatile gas prices, rising interest rates, the cooling housing market and slow job growth are conspiring to create a rocky retail environment, owners are still pushing for higher rents in the sector.

«This reckless move, driven by ideology not evidence, risks locking the UK into an expensive polluting fossil fuel future — increasing our exposure to volatile gas prices and forcing controversial fracking developments onto communities before the full impact is understood.

Plastics were even essential to the building of the atomic bomb: Manhattan Project scientists relied on Teflon's supreme resistance to corrosion to make containers for the volatile gases they used.

Just where the volatile gas came from is debatable.

In addition to detecting carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and volatile gases, Cassini's instruments also noted hydrocarbons — the primitive components of life.

Now, scientists from Brown University and the Carnegie Institution for Science have identified the volatile gas that drove those eruptions.

Another feedback could result from the fact that Emiliania is one of the dominant producers of dimethylsulfide, a volatile gas which is thought to serve as cooling agent in the climate system.

They will use data gathered from various sensors to characterize the state of a fire, including temperatures, volatile gases, and structural integrity while looking for survivors.

The cloud is thought to contain trillions of loose lumps of dust and volatile gases, near - perfect samples of the stuff from which the planets were made.

Enceladus» southern polar region is also home to occasional jets of water vapor and icy particles (with traces of carbon dioxide and monoxide, volatile gases, and hydrocarbons) that spew from vents within the moon's so - called «tiger stripe fractures,» which create a huge plume of vapor and icy particles that extends into space and affects Saturn's magnetosphere.

Of course, as with other stories mentioned on our volatile gas, the issue moves on, and we can thank Brantley for staying right on top of it to bring us a new post, Random House Did Not Mean Own, Exactly.

Long Term Solution To Volatile Gas Prices Is Reducing Oil Consumption.

Most H2 used industrially is generated by chemically reforming natural gas, US production of which was in decline, resulting in high and volatile gas prices.

This process could revolutionize the development of hydrogen fuel cells by providing an effective, safer mode of transportation and storage for the volatile gas.

«Systems such as our Active Airflow help to keep the glass clear by creating the optimum conditions for combustion and burning off any solid particles or volatile gases.