Sentences with phrase «yearly emissions from»

Apart from widespread damage to infrastructure (roads, houses) in northern territories, resulting annual carbon emissions could eventually amount to 15 - 35 percent of today's yearly emissions from human activities, making the reduction of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere a much more difficult task.

of today's yearly emissions from human activities, making the reduction of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere a much more difficult task.

Not exact matches

So now we must rely on Covanta's yearly air purity test, to insure the purity of the emissions from the incinerator,» he said.

In 2000 researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health estimated that emissions from Salem Station caused 53 premature deaths, 16 heart attacks, more than 14,000 asthma attacks and 570 emergency room visits yearly.

While current technology can track yearly emissions directly from «cooperative countries» with a 20 percent margin of error, only a satellite can keep tabs on nations that resist such monitoring, JASON scientists warned (ClimateWire, Jan. 28, 2011).

Between the 80's and the 90's, man - made emissions of carbon from fosil fuels increased from about 5 billion tons per year to about 6.5 billion tons per year, which means a 30 % increase in how much CO2 we put into the atmosphere yearly.

Between the 80's and the 90's, man - made emissions of carbon from fosil fuels increased from about 5 billion tons per year to about 6.5 billion tons per year, which means a 30 % increase in how much CO2 we put into the atmosphere yearly.

An article in Science back from January 24 showed that the ocean area required to take these kinds of projects sequester 30 % of our yearly emissions would be more than an order of magnitude larger than all ocean south of 50 degrees S. Definitely not worth it.

And, rather spectacularly, this is the 3D view of the yearly CO2 cycle, 2014 - 2015: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syU1rRCp7E8 You can really see the localized emissions from areas with large fossil fuel use, as well as from large fires in other parts of the world.

Greenhouse Gas Emissions — This is the yearly green house gas emissions from your heEmissions — This is the yearly green house gas emissions from your heemissions from your heat plant.

Moreover, the «constant» occupies about 2 / 3rd of the yearly increase of CO2 in average, thus temperature is only responsible for 1 / 3rd of the increase, the rest anyway is from the emissions (or one need even more sink).

LeFoll claims that if the soil carbon concentration in all the soils around the world was increased by 0.4 % every year it would compensate for the total yearly carbon emissions from all sources.

According to IPCC 2007 we have gone from 39,4 to 49 GtCO2 - eq from 1990 - 2004 which is a 1,6 % yearly increase in emissions.

6) Media have introduced that during the year 2010 the yearly increase of anthropogenic CO2 emissions has rised from about 3 % to about 6 %.

The group's own yearly emissions have decreased by 20.6 % since 2008, from 8,879,000 tonnes to 7,050,000 tonnes.

As the total amount of CO2 emissions to atmosphere has then contained only about 4 % CO2 from fossile fuels, in this yearly increase of 2.2 ppm in the atmospheric CO2 content there has been only about 0.088 % CO2 from fossile fuels, at the most; https://judithcurry.com/2017/03/20/discussion-thread-improving-the-interface-between-climate-science-and-policy/#comment-842716.

As a result of the growth in both natural gas and renewables, the U.S. power sector recorded the lowest yearly carbon emissions — down 4.3 percent from 2014 — since 1995.

In its report, Ford estimated that yearly greenhouse gas emissions from its vehicles and manufacturing plants totaled the equivalent of 400 million metric tons of carbon dioxide, which scientists have identified as one of the leading man - made causes of global climate change.

In reality the share of manmade CO2 emissions per year remaining in the atmosphere is only about 2 % from the yearly increase of human emissions of about 0,5 GtC, as consistent with what the yearly total CO2 increase of about 4 GtC in atmosphere is in relation to the total yearly CO2 emissions of little over 200 GtC, expressed in procentages.

For instance the recordbreaking yearly increase of anthropogenic CO2 emissions to atmosphere during 2010 has been 6 %; from total anthropogenic CO2 emissions of about 8 Gt a year (calculated in carbon) that 6 % makes about 0.5 Gt CO2 a year.

In addition, from this yearly increase of anthropogenic CO2 emissions stays in atmosphere only 2 % i.e. 0.01 Gt CO2 a year (the 2 % agrees with what the total yearly increase of 4 Gt CO2 in atmosphere is compared to the total yearly emissions of a little bit more than 200 Gt CO2 to atmosphere.

Major Assumptions Calculating Carbon Emissions: Emissions Factors Coal: 0.795 tons C02 / MWh LNG: Total: 0.474 tons / MWh Combustion: 0.362 tons / MWh Transportation: 0.106 tons / MWh (This includes both liquification and regasification of LNG) Japan's current total carbon emissions: 1,222 million metric tons Japan's total nuclear production in 2009 was calculated by summing yearly generation from each of Japan's reactorsEmissions: Emissions Factors Coal: 0.795 tons C02 / MWh LNG: Total: 0.474 tons / MWh Combustion: 0.362 tons / MWh Transportation: 0.106 tons / MWh (This includes both liquification and regasification of LNG) Japan's current total carbon emissions: 1,222 million metric tons Japan's total nuclear production in 2009 was calculated by summing yearly generation from each of Japan's reactorsEmissions Factors Coal: 0.795 tons C02 / MWh LNG: Total: 0.474 tons / MWh Combustion: 0.362 tons / MWh Transportation: 0.106 tons / MWh (This includes both liquification and regasification of LNG) Japan's current total carbon emissions: 1,222 million metric tons Japan's total nuclear production in 2009 was calculated by summing yearly generation from each of Japan's reactorsemissions: 1,222 million metric tons Japan's total nuclear production in 2009 was calculated by summing yearly generation from each of Japan's reactors in 2009.