Make it carbon dioxide emissions neutral by capturing the carbon dioxide.
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The more carbon dioxide that's lost to diffusion means less carbon dioxide left to make bubbles.
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Resulting carbon dioxide reductions will amount to a net reduction of 0.2 percent of global carbon dioxide.
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An earlier study compared the impact of carbon dioxide emissions on immature shellfish in waters with carbon dioxide at preindustrial levels versus water with carbon dioxide at levels with concentrations expected by 2100.
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Carbon dioxide removal can take the form of direct air capture, where machines scrub carbon dioxide from the air.
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They will enable the zoo to offset the 7,425 metric tons of carbon dioxide carbon dioxide it releases each year.
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If human carbon dioxide emissions are not responsible for global warming, then there's no reason to reduce human carbon dioxide emissions.
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Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) tactics range from the straightforward (like planting forests) to the novel (like scrubbing carbon dioxide straight from the air).
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Methane, for example, has 25 times the global warming potential of carbon dioxide; HFCs are up to 10,000 times stronger than carbon dioxide.
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Methane, for instance, has 25 times the global warming potential of carbon dioxide; HFCs are up to 10,85033 times stronger than carbon dioxide.
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About one-third carbon dioxide by mass, the cement-like substance reduces its carbon footprint by sequestering carbon dioxide inside the finished product.
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"In fact, atmospheric carbon dioxide is so important for plant health that greenhouses often use a carbon dioxide generator to increase production," Smith wrote.
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However, Chevron only intended to start burying carbon dioxide after it started producing from the Gorgon field, which has a higher carbon dioxide content.
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Yes, we all exhale carbon dioxide—around 3 billions tons per year—but human breathing is a net zero in terms of carbon dioxide emissions.
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The amount of carbon dioxide that humans are pumping into the air seems to have stabilized, but data shows that excess carbon dioxide is still rising.
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Mosquitoes are attracted from long distances by carbon dioxide, so if you have a higher metabolic rate, you're exercising a lot, you'll emit more carbon dioxide.
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Natural gas emits about half the carbon dioxide of coal, so the emissions intensity — the amount of carbon dioxide released per unit of energy — still fell.
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According to a June report by BP – measuring global carbon dioxide emissions from the use of oil, gas and coal – the United States reduced its carbon dioxide emissions by 41.8 million tons from 173 to 2017, marking the third consecutive year Americans' carbon dioxide emissions fell.
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It's a big deal because carbon dioxide levels aren't just abnormally high, but today's accelerated pace of heat and carbon dioxide rise is nearly unparalleled on Earth.
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The CDC report describes how the body responds to changes in carbon dioxide in the blood: Initially, an increase in carbon dioxide causes you to breathe faster.
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That's why some companies and scientists are investigating permanent, geological storage of carbon dioxide, like sequestering carbon dioxide from power plants underground or turning it into rock.
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What he has said: On a panel in January about carbon dioxide emissions, fellow panelists suggested that increased carbon dioxide emissions could be beneficial to the planet.
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In the case of carbon dioxide, that means only measuring the benefits of reducing carbon dioxide itself and not associated pollutants like particulates, sulfur oxides, and nitrogen oxides.
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"What it shows is a projection into the future of carbon dioxide levels and climate change associated with those carbon dioxide levels, coming from fossil fuels," Hoffert explained.
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The first eight-month phase of the experiment involves a tiny volume of carbon dioxide (CO2), with 500mg of carbon dioxide pumped into the rock through a borehole.
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Carbon dioxide concentrations have been assiduously recorded ever since, and Keeling's son, climate scientist Ralph Keeling, now heads the carbon dioxide recording program at the Scripps Institution for Oceanography.
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She pressed the EU to block an agreement on toughening carbon-dioxide emissions in 53 (big German cars remain heavy emitters, although diesel produces less carbon dioxide than petrol).
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Researchers have found that watersheds fed by melting glaciers are actually soaking up a significant amount of carbon dioxide, in contrast to your typical river, which emits carbon dioxide.
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Global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels and industry hit a record high this year, of about 20163 billion tons of carbon dioxide, according to the Global Carbon Project.
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That would be equivalent to removing 12050 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere—two-years' worth of emissions of carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuel at current rates.
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It's something that plants love, they grow better with more carbon dioxide, and you can see the greening of the earth already from the additional carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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Wildfires also release carbon dioxide, one of the main drivers of climate change, and reduce the number of trees available to absorb carbon dioxide, a double whammy for the atmosphere.
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That's because the oceans absorb about 30 percent of the carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere, and when carbon dioxide is dissolved in ocean water it turns to carbonic acid.
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While carbon dioxide and water are turned into carbohydrates and oxygen, the oxygen comes from two water molecules; it is not the case that plants convert carbon dioxide into oxygen.
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The process of creating cement emits upward of 80 percent of the cement's weight in carbon dioxide and accounts for about 5 percent of human-generated carbon dioxide emissions annually.
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Carbon dioxide levels at Mauna Loa, Hawaii, where the oldest carbon dioxide records have been kept, climbed by a record increase to above 400 parts per million for the first time.
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A combination of carbon dioxide and methane (like in Earth's atmosphere) can be even more telling, since carbon dioxide and methane would normally react with each other to produce new compounds.
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One favoured by modellers involves first growing plants, which suck up atmospheric carbon dioxide through photosynthesis, and then burning them in power stations which store the carbon dioxide they produce underground.
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Though the white block's production still requires some of the carbon dioxide–emitting fuel use of typical cement making, carbon dioxide is also one of the ingredients used to create it.
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"In these regions, high concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide could decrease phytoplankton growth, restricting the ability of the ocean to absorb carbon dioxide and thus leading to ever higher concentrations of carbon dioxide accumulating in the atmosphere," said Jeff McQuaid, a microbial and environmental genomics researcher and the study's lead author, in a statement.
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Overall, better management of nature could avert 11.3 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions a year by 2030, the study said, equivalent to China's current carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel use.
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If someone like Republican Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn doesn't believe that carbon dioxide is a pollutant that traps heat in the atmosphere, then why would she support efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions?
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Since coal is composed primarily of carbon atoms, each of which combines with two oxygen atoms to form carbon dioxide, burning coal generates about 1.87 times its own weight in carbon dioxide.
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The shadow cost per ton of carbon dioxide of the 1.5°C pathway is up to 85033 times higher than the Obama administration's central value for the social cost of carbon, which estimated the net climate damage of a marginal ton of carbon dioxide and therefore the net benefit from cutting that ton of carbon dioxide.
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In 2015, the global average carbon dioxide level was 399 ppm, and it's expected that each month in 2016 will likely see carbon dioxide levels remain above 400 ppm for the first time.
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The Decatur facility plans to store another 290 million tons of carbon dioxide over the next few years—but in 280, average US emissions were 14 million tons of carbon dioxide per day.
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With air that has more carbon dioxide, plants will not need to open the pores of their leaves as much as would be necessary in a lower carbon dioxide environment, the USGS said.
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The practice involves paying for projects that absorb carbon dioxide from the air (conserving land, planting trees) or technology that replaces fossil fuel burning (wind and solar projects) to offset carbon dioxide released.
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Capturing carbon dioxide from coal-fired power plants (and natural gas, as well) and using the carbon dioxide for enhanced oil recovery to improve productivity and the footprint of oil and gas exploration.
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There are some high-concentration sources of carbon dioxide, for example ethanol plants, where carbon dioxide can be captured and sequestered today at a cost of $20 to $40 per ton of carbon.
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The carbon dioxide emissions that contribute to the planet's rapidly warming climate are also changing the chemistry of the world's oceans, which have absorbed roughly 27 percent of the carbon dioxide emitted worldwide.
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The first example, which remains a source of tension between Pruitt and the base, is EPA's endangerment finding on carbon dioxide, a compilation of scientific evidence showing that carbon dioxide threatens public health.
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In particular, there was new research on how trees serve as extremely efficient carbon dioxide absorbers, with a single tree in the Amazon rainforest taking in 48 pounds of carbon dioxide a year.
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Carbon dioxide is still the biggest driver of climate change.
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However, unlike carbon dioxide, there is a market for methane.
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Carbon dioxide levels in the air have been rising rapidly.
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Carbon dioxide emissions raise average temperatures, contributing to climate change.
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Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) encompasses a suite of different tactics.
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"Carbon dioxide acts more as an excitant," Dr. Conlon explains.
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That is the principle behind taxes on carbon dioxide emissions.
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The level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere grows unremittingly.
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Besides, there is more to growing plants than carbon dioxide.
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In 1958, carbon dioxide levels were at just 315 ppm.
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But it turned out that it was actually carbon dioxide.
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It also produces more carbon dioxide than any other country.
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Some carbon dioxide is still released, but in smaller amounts.
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It reaches a ceiling and more carbon dioxide won't help.
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Nevertheless, HFCs may prove easier to control than carbon dioxide.
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The bar indicating carbon dioxide was going through the roof.
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As seas absorb more carbon dioxide they become more acidic.
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That amounts to 15 million metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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The process converts the plastic into carbon dioxide and water.
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She can smell carbon dioxide from over 200 feet away.
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Meanwhile, 10,000 corrugated boxes generate 17,718 pounds of carbon dioxide.
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The simple premise: Pump out carbon dioxide, pay a fee.
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However, producing ethanol does result in emission of carbon dioxide.
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It eats the sugar and releases carbon dioxide and alcohol.
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The fermentation then results in the production of carbon dioxide.
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Cars, airplanes, furnaces, and power plants all emit carbon dioxide.
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" He went on to characterize carbon dioxide as "plant food.
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But in practice, removing carbon dioxide is far from simple.
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That first year, carbon dioxide averaged 316 parts per million.
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Global carbon dioxide emissions reached a record high last year.
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Not all carbon dioxide from wildfires moves to the atmosphere.
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The global carbon dioxide average passed that mark in 2015.
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Then, the atmosphere would have been full of carbon dioxide.
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"They just don't absorb enough carbon dioxide," Dr. Moomaw said.
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Before we passed 400 parts per million for carbon dioxide.
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And that carbon dioxide came from somewhere else on Earth.
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We emit about 40 gigatons of carbon dioxide a year.
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We have other challenges as well as carbon dioxide: 1.
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Trucks account for 27% of carbon dioxide pollution in Europe.
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The program imposes a statewide cap on carbon dioxide emissions.
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They also rechecked people's carbon dioxide levels during those times.
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We'd also have to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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Some use hydrogen, carbon dioxide, or carbon monoxide for energy.
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The city produces 50 million tons of carbon dioxide each year, and buildings account for approximately 67 percent of that; large skyscrapers, therefore, produce 35 percent (13 million tons) of carbon dioxide a year.
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Oceans absorb about 30% of carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere, which makes them more acidic; as concentrations of carbon dioxide in the water rise, it will be harder for coral skeletons to calcify.
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One of these technologies is direct air capture, which uses emerging advanced systems to remove carbon dioxide directly from the ambient air, and safely stores the carbon dioxide or redirects it for commercial purposes.
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Jay Inslee, a Democrat, has proposed a direct tax on carbon dioxide emissions from all sources in the state, with the price starting at $20 per ton of carbon dioxide and rising over time.
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CarbonCure's technology is a small retrofit to the concrete production process — just a computer system, a tank of waste carbon dioxide, and a tube that can pump that carbon dioxide into the concrete mix.
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For perspective, the Decatur facility plans to store another 22016 million tons of carbon dioxide over the next few years—and in 280, average US emissions were 22050 million tons of carbon dioxide per day.
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Perhaps one day, their system could serve as a lighter alternative for splitting carbon dioxide, or as an integrated system that harvests hydrogen from water for fuel as well as splits carbon dioxide for oxygen.
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When the cork is on the bottle, there's a ton of carbon dioxide trapped in the little headspace between the wine and the cork — so a lot of carbon dioxide stays dissolved in the liquid.
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Methane is a greenhouse gas much more potent than carbon dioxide, and the environmentalists said the leak had already contributed as much to the greenhouse effect as nearly 3 million metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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De Beers estimates it would cost $10 to $20 per tonne of carbon dioxide, which could reduce with new technology compared with carbonation plants, which cost around $50 to $100 per tonne of carbon dioxide.
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The expansion of agricultural land also creates emissions through the draining of peatland, releasing carbon dioxide - one of the main greenhouse gases - into the air and through the felling of trees, which absorb carbon dioxide.
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Fish adjust their bodies every day because levels of carbon dioxide naturally in the seas peak at night and dip during sunlight hours when algae, seaweed and other plants absorb carbon dioxide to generate energy.
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Pretty soon, ice-induced metal fatigue, plus the pressure of the carbon dioxide, caused a pipe on the well site to rupture, spewing oil and salt water and carbon dioxide thirty feet in the air.
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That would produce an estimated 1.1 billion tons of carbon dioxide per year — equal to one-eighth of China's total carbon dioxide emissions at the time — and contribute significantly to climate change, the authors said.
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While much of the discussion about greenhouse gases is focused on carbon dioxide, methane packs an even more powerful climate punch —trapping 100 times more heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide over 22015 years.
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Carbon dioxide is added to the atmosphere and temperatures rise pic.twitter.
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However, it takes a while for carbon dioxide to reach Antarctica.
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The only output is a pure stream of carbon dioxide gas.
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Carbon-dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels appear to be stabilising.
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That means huge additional volumes of carbon dioxide will be generated.
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Coal emits the most carbon dioxide compared to other fossil fuels.
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No carbon dioxide or sulfur oxides are released during the process.
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WHAT little atmosphere Mars has is made mostly of carbon dioxide.
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Superimposed on these structures are chromatic emission graphs of carbon dioxide.
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EVERY year human endeavours emit 50bn tonnes of "carbon dioxide equivalent".
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Go deeper: Earth's carbon dioxide level slips past another ominous milestone
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Estimates range from $25 per tonne of carbon dioxide to $600.
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Climate change is caused by putting carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Meanwhile, U.S. energy-related carbon dioxide emissions rose 22020% last year.
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Annual growth rate of carbon dioxide based on Mauna Loa record.
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But ultimately, reducing our carbon-dioxide emissions is the crucial step.
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Go deeper: Global carbon dioxide emissions reached record high in 2018
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Gas emits about half the carbon dioxide of coal when burned.
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Spain added more than 18.7 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions.
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Carbon dioxide, on the other hand, lasts more than a century.
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Here, it vaporises and decomposes to form ammonia and carbon dioxide.
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Methane is the second most prevalent greenhouse gas after carbon dioxide.
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"In fact, our carbon dioxide emissions are still increasing," he said.
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This, in turn, has flooded the atmosphere with carbon dioxide (CO2).
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It also contains climate-warming carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxides.
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Two other lakes, in Cameroon, are filled with deadly carbon dioxide.
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The industry contributes about 203 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions.
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For instance, he often notes that carbon dioxide only makes up .
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I started learning about the environment, about plastic, about carbon dioxide.
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Another culprit for air pollution and carbon-dioxide emissions is oil.
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CARBON DIOXIDE is the main greenhouse gas emitted by human activities.
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It's because there's a real tradeoff between sulfur and carbon dioxide.
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Probably not, because carbon dioxide is not toxic at foreseeable levels.
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Therefore, carbon dioxide emissions from humans should not cause further damage.
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The next step was locating a ready source of carbon dioxide.
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McCarthy defended the regulation limiting carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.
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That massively reduces carbon dioxide emissions and other climate-related costs.
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But no such commercially available technology exists for reducing carbon dioxide.
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The carbon dioxide can be drawn from the atmosphere, Audi said.
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But this method involves burning carbon, and therefore producing carbon dioxide.
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Using the carbon dioxide provides a productivity and energy-security gain.
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Carbon dioxide is the main greenhouse gas responsible for global warming.
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This will be 250 grams of carbon dioxide per kilowatt hour.
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The city also planted three million trees to absorb carbon dioxide.
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In the Amazon, the fear is the release of carbon dioxide.
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Producing 10,000 bubble-lined mailers produces 3,132 pounds of carbon dioxide.
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Plants capture sunlight and carbon dioxide in cellular compartments called chloroplasts.
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Spots form where pressurized carbon dioxide gas escapes to the surface.
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Then, at about 1,000° C, water and carbon dioxide are introduced.
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Hydrofluorocarbons have 1,000 times the heat-trapping potency of carbon dioxide.
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They're attracted to the warmth and carbon dioxide we give off.
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Carbon dioxide also causes stomates, pores in plant leaves, to close.
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Methane is a far more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.
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Trees absorb carbon dioxide, cool homes and help prevent soil erosion.
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The fires have released about 53 million tons of carbon dioxide.
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For three straight years, carbon dioxide emissions in the U.S. dropped.
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The 20193 spike in carbon dioxide emissions had two main drivers.
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But overall, humanity felt a far greater impact from carbon dioxide.
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Several countries account for the largest share of carbon dioxide emissions.
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As plankton grow, they take in carbon dioxide and create oxygen.
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Stephen Stromberg: Senator, you favor putting a price on carbon dioxide.
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This fuels decomposition and releases carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide.
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Plants absorb carbon dioxide — a starting material for photosynthesis — and grow.
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Methane is a far more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.
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Is the extinguisher in the film supposed to be carbon dioxide?
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Oceans also absorb carbon dioxide — about 30 percent of our emissions.
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The dry, carbon dioxide-rich peatlands can burn for many weeks.
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Global carbon dioxide emissions hit an all-time high in 2018.
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Once in the water, the carbon dioxide morphs into carbonic acid.
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Carbon dioxide levels had remained steady before and after each session.
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Carbon dioxide, or CO2, is a major contributor to climate change.
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The EPA's 2009 endangerment finding for carbon dioxide determined just that.
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For such a tiny molecule, carbon dioxide has a big impact.
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This factory will be the first to suck up carbon dioxide and feed it to vegetables This factory will be the first to suck up carbon dioxide and feed it to vegetables On May 31, the Swiss company Climeworks will turn on the first commercial plant to suck carbon dioxide out of the air and feed it to vegetables in a neighboring greenhouse.
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Engelmann-Suissa, with the help of my longtime collaborator Eric Wolf, tested various scenarios including the current Earth atmosphere (77% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, remaining methane and carbon dioxide), the composition of Earth's atmosphere 2.7 billion years ago (mostly methane and carbon dioxide) and even a Martian atmosphere (a lot of carbon dioxide) as it possibly existed 3.5 billion years ago.
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From 2300 to 2100, carbon dioxide emissions from automobiles and trucks in the New York City area grew by 27 percent, making the region the largest contributor of driving-related carbon dioxide emissions in the country.
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But if applied globally, the chemical industry's annual carbon dioxide emissions could be slashed up to 45 million tons, which is about equal to the yearly carbon dioxide emissions of about of 5 million U.S. homes.
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Under the Trump administration's rule, carbon dioxide emissions from new coal plants would not be allowed to exceed 1,900 pounds of carbon dioxide per megawatt-hour of electricity, according to two people knowledgeable about the proposal.
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ECMO, also known as extracorporeal life support, involves manually removing blood from the body to pump it with oxygen and remove carbon dioxide, because a ventilator cannot help the lungs remove carbon dioxide from the blood.
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These bio-signatures could be current Earth-like gas compositions (oxygen, ozone, methane, carbon dioxide and water vapor), or the composition of ancient Earth 2.7 billion years ago (mostly methane and carbon dioxide, and no oxygen).
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The WMO report also showed record carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere recorded over the same period, with the pace of carbon dioxide growth up 20 percent versus the last five-year assessment.
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He also used an infrared carbon dioxide imaging technique to watch how much carbon dioxide floats off the champagne's surface, and he discovered that much less leaks invisibly through the surface of a small-mouthed champagne flute.
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The truth, as he described it, is that "time is not on our side" regarding carbon dioxide emissions, and to stop irreparable harm, we must eliminate the 2202 billion tons of carbon dioxide we emit every year.
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The Canadian company CarbonCure Technologies has developed a process that injects waste carbon dioxide into a typical concrete production process, effectively replacing a small amount of cement with carbon dioxide without compromising the concrete's strength or integrity.
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As the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide rises, so does the temperature.
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Plants absorb carbon dioxide using photosynthesis and release it when they decay.
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Eventually, however, carbon dioxide released during the impact led to global warming.
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Carbon dioxide concentrations in the air hit all-time highs in 2016.
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Keeling Curve of carbon dioxide concentrations at Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii.
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Fossil fuels release both toxins and heat-trapping carbon dioxide when burnt.
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Notably, carbon dioxide levels were lower when windows or doors were open.
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And the carbon dioxide is allowed to escape, so no bubbles form.
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The yeast ferment the sugars and produce more carbon dioxide and alcohol.
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These produce around half the carbon dioxide emissions of coal-fired plants.
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This releases no carbon dioxide, and shipboard reactors are an established technology.
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They are expected to absorb as much carbon dioxide as 3,300 trees.
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Sometimes the forests are burned, sending carbon dioxide directly into the sky.
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Methane is far more potent as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.
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The company estimates this saves 22018,22015 tons of carbon dioxide a year.
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The bill would price carbon dioxide via a cap-and-dividend model.
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In fact, warmer temperatures seemed to lessen the effects of carbon dioxide.
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Aviation is responsible for 2 percent of the world's carbon dioxide emissions.
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It extracts a tonne of carbon dioxide from the air per day.
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So yes, plants do breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen!
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Global average concentrations in carbon dioxide levels during the past 23,22 years.
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Carbon dioxide levels are now at the highest level in human history.
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Instead, chemical reactions in their guts were converting them into carbon dioxide.
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Methane will not displace carbon dioxide as the world's main climate preoccupation.
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You gotta introduce airflow to get rid of contaminants and carbon dioxide.
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Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases have been shown to trap heat.
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PLASTIC, carbon dioxide and farmyard effluent all end up in the oceans.
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And more carbon dioxide brings ever increasing climate change, the network says.
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Because of carbon dioxide emissions, the atmosphere is warming, but not uniformly.
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Innovative companies are working to catch the carbon dioxide and repurpose it.
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Most of the dead were killed by carbon dioxide inhalation, NHK said.
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Cows, much like any other animal, inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide.
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Methane emissions, like carbon dioxide emissions, have skyrocketed in the last century.
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When carbon dioxide interacts with sea water, the water becomes more acidic.
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The kimberlite turns into a solid compound when mixed with carbon dioxide.
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The United States is the world's second-largest emitter of carbon dioxide.
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He is also looking at improving the way plants absorb carbon dioxide.
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Some fear that the fan itself converts oxygen molecules into carbon dioxide.
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And every ten days another billion tons of carbon dioxide are released.
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When the bioenergy crops grow, they absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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When carbon dioxide gets absorbed by oceans, it dissolves into carbonic acid.
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Cattle generate large amounts of carbon dioxide, even more than other livestock.
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The trustees' statement emphasizes the university's many efforts to reduce carbon dioxide.
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The country is by far the world's largest emitter of carbon dioxide.
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How can we influence the 85 percent of carbon dioxide emitted abroad?
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Those forest fires released more carbon dioxide than they ever had before.
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Earth's oceans absorb 30% of the carbon-dioxide emissions that humans release.
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Carbon dioxide emissions from the electric sector are down to 2628 levels.
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Carbon dioxide, an acid when mixed in water, accumulated in his blood.
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I believe that humans have contributed to carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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But the spacecraft also detected hydrogen, carbon dioxide, methane and other chemicals.
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On the verge of carbon dioxide poisoning, many crew members had fainted.
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A car that uses fuel more efficiently also produces less carbon dioxide.
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The trees soak up carbon dioxide, converting it to wood and leaves.
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Diesel fuel generators and kerosene lamps are polluting and generate carbon dioxide.
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The biggest challenge is what to do with all the carbon dioxide.
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Methane doesn't hang around in the atmosphere as long as carbon dioxide.
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This week: Are we ready to remove carbon dioxide from the air?
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There are five major approaches to carbon dioxide removal: Plant more forests.
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The destruction of these forests releases stored carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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The carbon dioxide may be reprocessed into fuel, or buried for disposal.
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There's also the Keeling Curve, which shows carbon dioxide rising over time.
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The world should continue — indeed accelerate — efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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Using sunlight, plants and microorganisms take in carbon dioxide and emit oxygen.
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What do you do with this carbon dioxide once you have it?
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We need to stop the flow of carbon dioxide into the air.
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Carbon dioxide emissions are a major climate change culprit that raises temperatures.
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Currently, we don't know the carbon dioxide content of Mars' ancient atmosphere.
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The sudden change in pressure releases carbon dioxide trapped in the bottle.
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Scientists overwhelmingly attribute the heating to carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
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Methane is also a greenhouse gas that's more potent than carbon dioxide.
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A valve releases, fusing two previously separated chemicals to form carbon dioxide.
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On a related note, Earth's atmospheric carbon dioxide emissions are now skyrocketing.
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Often, that's by planting trees that breathe in and store carbon dioxide.
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Trees take in and store the carbon dioxide responsible for global warming.
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Rising carbon dioxide levels could have a dangerous effect on global malnutrition.
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High carbon dioxide levels have been shown to reduce rice's nutritional content.
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For one thing, a plant relies on more than just carbon dioxide.
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Earth's atmospheric carbon dioxide levels, a potent greenhouse gas, are now skyrocketing.
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Carbon-capture technology finally begins to make dent in atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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Carbon-dioxide-breathing bots discover Prince, start their own Prince fan site.
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When he tripled the level of carbon dioxide, the clouds abruptly disintegrated.
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Carbon dioxide and methane, both greenhouse gases, are released in the process.
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Innovator Energy, for one, has proposed converting carbon dioxide into commodity chemicals.
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Scientists predicted global warming from carbon dioxide even before Abraham Lincoln's presidency.
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Its monthly reduction in carbon dioxide, based on traffic numbers, is the
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Carbon dioxide levels are the highest they've been in millions of years.
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As more carbon dioxide gets into the atmosphere, the problem will grow.
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Some could be combined with carbon dioxide to create other liquid fuels.
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But the rate at which we're emitting carbon dioxide, which then gets absorbed by the ocean, is far greater and faster than the rate at which carbon dioxide gets taken up by calcium carbonate on the ocean floor.
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Because some wish to shut down coal in the U.S. The CPP enables natural gas (also a carbon dioxide emitter, albeit at half the impact as coal) to be broadly installed with no capture of carbon dioxide emissions.
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Although methane emissions are lower than carbon dioxide emissions, it is considered a major greenhouse gas because each methane molecule has 25 times the global warming potential of a carbon dioxide molecule, according to the Land Trust Alliance.
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Jerry Brown, has adopted a cap-and-trade program, which limits carbon dioxide emissions and sets up a market for companies to buy and sell carbon allowances, so companies can meet or come under that carbon dioxide limit.
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Contrary to the researchers' hypothesis, the amount of carbon dioxide in the room did not affect their results—the CO2 source would represent a human, since some bugs like mosquitos are specifically attracted to the carbon dioxide you exhale.
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However, methane on Mars could also be explained by geological activity; when certain minerals undergo hydrothermal reactions they give off hydrogen, which reacts with carbon dioxide to form methane (carbon dioxide makes up 95 percent of the Martian atmosphere).
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" Gergen added that "we're the largest contributor to carbon dioxide in the world, and for us to walk away as this carbon dioxide threatens the future of our grandchildren -- for us to walk away from that, it's grotesquely irresponsible.
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Carbon dioxide emissions in the U.S. did decrease year-on-year — projected to decline by 1.7% — but it's not enough to counteract the rising demand from countries like China, where carbon dioxide emissions are expected to rise by 2.6%.
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Methane gas is 7003 times more damaging to the environment than carbon dioxide.
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It traps ambient carbon dioxide with absorbent filters inside the plant's air collector.
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This implies that efforts to regulate carbon dioxide emissions could be a mistake.
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Carbon dioxide exists as a gas at room temperature, saving you that trouble.
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Falling sales of diesel cars led to an increase in carbon dioxide emissions.
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Diesel vehicles produce about 20 percent less carbon dioxide then petrol-engined cars.
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With carbon dioxide rates rising faster than ever, he's not wrong at all.
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There just isn't enough carbon dioxide trapped on Mars to make it work.
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Some even suggested that the streaks were caused by seasonal carbon-dioxide frost.
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The sector's carbon dioxide emissions fell by just under 1 percent in 2017.
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The number of awakenings and sleep efficiency improved as carbon dioxide levels decreased.
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When burned, these fuels emit carbon dioxide, which traps heat in the atmosphere.
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Happer, meanwhile, has previously compared the "demonization of carbon dioxide" to the Holocaust.
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That was a reduction of 2 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent.
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As the ocean warms, it releases oxygen and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Carbon dioxide emissions from U.S. energy sources, meanwhile, are around 5 billion tonnes.
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Banning fossil fuels is impractical, so economists recommend taxing carbon-dioxide emissions instead.
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It's 2020 and, well, there's still too much carbon dioxide in the air.
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Last year, Siemens' Environmental Portfolio eliminated 428 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions.
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Electricity, after all, is only about one-third of US carbon-dioxide emissions.
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The permafrost carries a lot of carbon dioxide [which contributes to global warming].
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The U.S. is the second biggest emitter of carbon dioxide in the world.
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Greater concentrations of carbon dioxide in the water are making it more acidic.
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GLOBAL carbon-dioxide emissions from the energy sector are on the rise again.
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During that time, land surfaces soaked up 8.6bn-13.8bn tonnes of carbon dioxide.
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As political support for the agreement is wavering, carbon dioxide emissions are rising.
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But there are few stats so stark as Earth's accelerated carbon dioxide levels.
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The idea would be to reduce carbon dioxide emissions without using regulations regulation.
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In 22 humans pumped about 260bn tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air.
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To grow, trees absorb carbon dioxide, the major greenhouse gas driving climate change.
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Mr. Secretary, the administration does not believe that carbon – JOE KERNEN: Carbon dioxide.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: -- carbon dioxide is a problem in terms of climate change.
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By-products of the plant's processes include both carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulphide.
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That includes collecting data on carbon-dioxide emissions, temperatures, ice melt, and more.
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She agrees with Sanders that we need more restrictions on carbon dioxide emissions.
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On carbon dioxide emissions, for example, the FDP wants to relax the limits.
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Global, Regional, and National Fossil-Fuel CO23 Emissions, Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center.
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It also creates water, which doesn't matter much, and carbon dioxide, which does.
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Additionally, the cell as-is uses pure carbon dioxide, rather than exhaust fuel.
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It also wants to clean its air and cut its carbon-dioxide emissions.
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The pair are both the world's largest economies and emitters of carbon dioxide.
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Over time, methane in the atmosphere breaks down into carbon dioxide and water.
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The Martian polar ice caps are comprised of water ice and carbon dioxide.
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Every time you exhale, you exhale air that has 4 percent carbon dioxide.
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These ecosystems naturally absorb carbon dioxide — a potent greenhouse gas — from the air.
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The country says its emissions of carbon dioxide (CO²) will peak by 2030.
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Faster progress means saving lives now while slowing the accumulation of carbon dioxide.
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Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations are now accelerating at geologically and historically unprecedented rates.
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Trees and other plants remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as they grow.
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The United States is the world's second-biggest carbon dioxide emitter behind China.
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This radiation is emitted into the atmosphere, where it strikes carbon dioxide molecules.
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BP and Total have set short-term targets on reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
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With plants, which need carbon dioxide to grow, that's because CO2 increases photosynthesis.
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Few countries monitor methane emissions with the precision that they do carbon dioxide.
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Biomass plants generate energy by burning fuels, releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Carbon dioxide was "discovered," by a Scottish physician named Joseph Black, in 1754.
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Water temperature increased, oxygen decreased, and carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide were released.
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When carbon escapes from soil, it combines with oxygen to form carbon dioxide.
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The dry ice dissipates into carbon dioxide, asphyxiating the rats in their burrows.
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That produces carbon dioxide, but it is less environmentally damaging than raw methane.
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Climate change Since 1970, carbon dioxide emissions have increased sharply, by about 20153%.
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Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions are at an all time high.
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The hydrogen and carbon dioxide react with one another, producing hydrocarbons including fuels.
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For example, guard cells control pores for moisture, oxygen and carbon dioxide balance.
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Atmospheric carbon dioxide has reached its highest level in at least 800,000 years.
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After water vapor and carbon dioxide, methane is the most important greenhouse gas.
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Every second, humans pump 1,200 metric tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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The rainforest soaks up 600 million metric tons of carbon dioxide every year.
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The certificates limit emissions to the equivalent of one ton of carbon dioxide.
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The company also said it expects carbon dioxide emissions to peak around 2030.
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If fueled by traditional sources, they can output staggering amounts of carbon dioxide.
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The report emphasizes the potential role of a tax on carbon dioxide emissions.
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Humans are pumping more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere at an accelerating rate.
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Those two facts together mean that EPA regulating carbon dioxide is Congress's intent.
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But as earthworms speed decomposition, they also release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Trees remove carbon dioxide naturally, incorporating it into their tissues as they grow.
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Over the past decade, American energy-related carbon dioxide emissions have been falling.
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The legislation supports efforts to find profitable uses for the captured carbon dioxide.
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To stabilize global temperature, net carbon dioxide emissions must be reduced to zero.
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This is by no means an exhaustive list of carbon dioxide removal tactics.
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So it's capturing carbon dioxide and injecting it underground ... to extract more carbon.
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And trees are needed to absorb carbon dioxide, which contributes to global warming.
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Carbon dioxide, combined with other gases, stops heat from escaping the lower atmosphere.
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About 69 percent support limiting carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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Indeed, carbon dioxide emissions in Britain are at a 120-year low. Why?
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Trees remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it in their wood.
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For example, how carbon dioxide interacts with the subseafloor and mantle, said Koppers.
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But this calculus is true for heavily carbon-dioxide-emitting coal power, too.
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Let's also not forget the alarming carbon dioxide concentration record announced last year.
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Some volcanic eruptions can emit great amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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It takes a lot of energy to separate carbon dioxide from coal exhaust.
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The Bild report suggested carbon dioxide emissions cheating systems were discovered this summer.
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Burning biomass for electricity releases more carbon dioxide at the smokestack than coal.
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Get fire extinguishers, carbon dioxide and smoke detectors — and make sure they work.
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That means the brand will be extracting more carbon dioxide than it produces.
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And carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas that traps heat in the atmosphere.
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Other tactics include things like engineering crops to draw in more carbon dioxide.
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Right now, about 2 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions come from aviation.
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Coal burning is one of the biggest single sources of carbon dioxide emissions.
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Shell's measure could in theory allow it to keep producing more carbon dioxide.
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They can even run experiments by flooding the enclosures with extra carbon dioxide.
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That is about a million times lower than the concentration of carbon dioxide.
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Global air travel accounts for two percent of the world's carbon dioxide emissions.
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Our lungs sell carbon dioxide for oxygen; our cells sell glucose for energy.
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Carbon-dioxide-breathing bots discard old calendar, establish binary calendar beginning at zero.
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A trend that is driven predominately by human activity through carbon dioxide emissions.
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Environmental responsibility goes beyond a singular focus on carbon dioxide emissions, as well.
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They are hundreds of times more potent as greenhouse gases than carbon dioxide.
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But it can also be produced by carbon dioxide captured from the air.
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China today emits more carbon dioxide than the U.S. What is China doing
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Over the past decade, our carbon dioxide emissions have actually risen 11 percent.
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Carbon dioxide is the primary greenhouse gas blamed by scientists for global warming.
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Go deeper: WMO: Carbon dioxide levels hit the highest recorded in human history
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The same quantity of farmed fish produces about seven pounds of carbon dioxide.
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The same quantity of farmed fish produces about seven pounds of carbon dioxide.
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Methane is a potent greenhouse gas 25 times more powerful than carbon dioxide.
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But extra carbon dioxide only accounts for a small fraction of the increase.
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It would release about 1.1 trillion tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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The study showed that reducing carbon dioxide levels would help the situation substantially.
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Breathing into a paper bag would also increase carbon dioxide in the body.
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India emitted only about 1,800 million metric tons of carbon dioxide that year.
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Rising levels of carbon dioxide will also make the surviving crops less nutritious.
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In a paper published Monday in Nature Energy, researchers from École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) describe a new catalyst for splitting carbon dioxide that, in their words, is the foundation for the first ever low-cost carbon-dioxide splitting system.
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The average car produces 19 pounds of carbon-dioxide per gallon of gas burned and the average commute is just about an hour roundtrip, so that's at least 4.6 metric tons of carbon-dioxide emitted per year, the EV company calculates.
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Read more: Global warming is making oceans so acidic, they may reach the pH they were 14 million years agoPaul said methane is a more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide, having 28 times the heating potential of carbon dioxide.
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In Iceland, Climeworks is turning its captured carbon dioxide into basalt rock, while in Switzerland the gas is used as a fertilizer in a greenhouse, and in Italy, the company is using the carbon dioxide to make methane fuel for trucks.
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Climate conundrum: The amount of carbon dioxide humans are pumping into the air seems to have stabilized — but data gathered at the world's monitoring stations, like the one above in Tasmania, show that excess carbon dioxide is still on the rise.
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While the cascading effects of colonization reduced atmospheric carbon dioxide by about 3.5 parts per million over more than a century, atmospheric carbon dioxide today is increasing at a rate of about 2.3 parts per million each year, warming the earth.
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Emission intensity, measured in carbon dioxide emissions versus GDP, is likely to fall, however.
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When burned, there would be no net addition of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.
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This helps displace almost 600,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually, according to Iberdrola.
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Not coincidentally, carbon dioxide levels are at their highest in all of human history.
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Carbon dioxide (CO22) is the most important greenhouse gas, but methane comes in second.
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Together, these biological interactions would produce carbon dioxide, which the plants need to survive.
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"We need to figure out creating energy without creating carbon dioxide,"Bergmann told Gizmodo.
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M. thermoacetica normally creates acetic acid from carbon dioxide through its own respiratory process.
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Other variables such as levels of carbon dioxide, water and airflow are also measured.
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That roughly translates to a subsidy of $100 per ton of carbon dioxide emissions.
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The world's largest ecosystem, these forests are essentially massive savings accounts for carbon dioxide.
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And aircraft emit more than carbon dioxide: They spew particles, nitrogen oxides, and sulfates.
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As the political support for the agreement is waning, carbon dioxide emissions are rising.
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"Carbon dioxide is in fact a greenhouse gas," Bridenstine said after questioning from Sen.
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There's a smart plug and "Alexa Guard" that detects carbon dioxide and breaking glass.
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They are the places where oxygen enters the bloodstream and carbon dioxide leaves it.
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The boat also used instruments to collect data on carbon dioxide in the ocean.
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Carbon neutral means the company will not add any carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.
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Burning LNG releases about a quarter less carbon dioxide than burning bunker fuel does.
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Largely as a result, it also emits more carbon dioxide than any other country.
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Meanwhile, efforts to start pulling carbon dioxide out of the air start this decade.
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There's too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and it's driving catastrophic planetary warming.
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It turns out that higher carbon dioxide concentrations encourage plants to produce more pollen.
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Image: CSIRO/Wikimedia CommonsMicroalgae, like other plants, feed off carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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Critics say higher electricity generation to charge battery cars will increase carbon dioxide emissions.
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Maryland is a bottom 10 state in terms of per capita carbon dioxide emissions.
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Coal produces almost twice the amount of carbon dioxide as natural gas when burned.
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The Gorgon carbon dioxide injection system is the world's largest capture and storage project.
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Simulated sunlight powers a photosynthetic cell that turns atmospheric carbon dioxide into synthetic gas.
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Deforestation releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, spurring global warming, and reduces regional rainfall.
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This involves a reaction between hydrogen and carbon dioxide to yield methane and water.
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The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has risen by 20173% since 1994.
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This continues a 6-year streak of steep global increases in carbon dioxide concentrations.
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EPA, that carbon dioxide qualifies as an air pollutant under the Clean Air Act.
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Go deeper: Earth's carbon dioxide has jumped to the highest level in human history
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In other words, they must think about stocks of carbon dioxide, not just flows.
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This will help the winery avoid 15,100 tons of carbon dioxide emissions, it added.
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Additionally, he said, at room temperatures these polymers might rapidly oxidize into carbon dioxide.
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HFCs also have a global warming potential thousands of times higher than carbon dioxide.
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High concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2) in our atmosphere are a crucial contributing factor.
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You can have infinite pollution and sickness and carbon dioxide with no ill effects.
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She likes pre-industrial levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide and dislikes inequity in STEM.
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Maryland is a bottom 10 state in terms of per capita carbon dioxide emissions.
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Doing so, the French argue, could completely halt the buildup of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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AMERICA'S bold effort to cut carbon-dioxide emissions from power plants is on hold.
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Once the yeast eats the corn syrup, it turns into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
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Carbon dioxide levels have risen 46 percent since the pre-industrial era, around 1750.
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But they also have a much higher warming potential than carbon dioxide by volume.
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The EPA attributed the decline to lower carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels.
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Household electricity rates rose 19% between 2011 and 2015, and carbon dioxide emissions spiked.
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GLOBAL efforts to combat climate change have focused on reducing emissions of carbon dioxide.
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To Barton, the scientific questions have a simple answer: Carbon dioxide is not dangerous.
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Motorized transport is responsible for a quarter of global carbon dioxide emissions, UNEP said.
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In particular, the Clean Power Plan sets limits on carbon dioxide from power plants.
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As the drone travels the high seas it takes direct measurements of carbon dioxide.
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Related: This Skyscraper Concept Would Heal Icebergs and Eat Carbon Dioxide Brave New Britain?
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Our food is becoming less nutritious due to increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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Carbon dioxide is actually a benefit to the world and so were the Jews.
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But cement is manufactured from limestone using a chemical process that releases carbon dioxide.
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The center is now working on the carbon-dioxide part of the photosynthetic equation.
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Then in March, engineers installed an instrument that can convert carbon dioxide into oxygen.
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Yet today, we face a fifth environmental challenge: carbon dioxide emissions and climate change.
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This same array could be put to use scrubbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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But nuclear plants provide nearly 60 percent of the country's carbon dioxide-free power.
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The regulations are going after a colorless, odorless non-toxic gas in carbon dioxide.
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India is the world's fourth-largest emitter of carbon dioxide; the U.S. is second.
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Carbon dioxide is actually a benefit to the world, and so were the Jews.
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Carbon dioxide is released when we burn coal and gas, which warms the atmosphere.
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Seltzer is water that has had pressurized carbon dioxide added to give it bubbles.
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The threat of HFCs, like carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, is more amorphous.
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Research indicates that cardboard and paper packaging produce more carbon-dioxide emissions than plastic.
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Those two countries together make up 44 percent of the world's carbon dioxide emissions.
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The United States is second only to China in terms of carbon dioxide emissions.
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Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that accelerate climate change do not cause smog.
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Like carbon dioxide, prairie fire is a friend until it's turned into an enemy.
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A forest fire releases lots of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere — but only temporarily.
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All that air-conditioning releases about 100 million tons of carbon dioxide each year.
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Today, carbon dioxide concentrations are phenomenally high — the highest they've been in 800,000 years.
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Any place with plants slurps up carbon dioxide, providing a bulwark against climate change.
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Pruitt believes Congress should determine whether carbon dioxide is a pollutant that needs regulation.
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The program is responsible for a full 13 percent of our carbon dioxide emissions.
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No reason it wouldn't extend to other countries, too, as carbon dioxide spreads globally.
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Right now, there are some efforts underway to price carbon dioxide in Congress. Rep.
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A large proportion of carbon dioxide released in the 20th century is sitting there.
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Mars' atmosphere is made up of about 96% carbon dioxide, no good for humans.
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The latest accusations involve emissions of carbon dioxide, the main cause of global warming.
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Representatives of the car industry complained that the carbon dioxide limits were too onerous.
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When an animal dies, oxygen stops going in and carbon dioxide stops going out.
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They remove atmospheric carbon dioxide, incorporating the carbon into their tissues as they grow.
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In 2015, the United States emitted 15.53 metric tons of carbon dioxide per capita.
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Although carbon dioxide is the most significant contributor to climate change, methane is second.
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Jay Inslee has proposed targeting carbon dioxide emitters directly with a carbon pollution fee.
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He was surprised to find that cruise ships emit more carbon dioxide than jets.
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It absorbs carbon dioxide, but could become an emitter if it degrades too much.
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By injecting carbon dioxide into an otherwise unproductive well, oil can be economically extracted.
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The resulting second fermentation in the bottle produces carbon dioxide, which creates Champagne's sparkle.
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The magma and lava that they belched forth produced huge amounts of carbon dioxide.
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As the Siberian volcanoes flooded the virtual atmosphere with carbon dioxide, the atmosphere warmed.
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Environmental Protection Agency decision forced the EPA to treat carbon dioxide as a pollutant.
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Carbon dioxide levels in some classrooms can be twice as high, Mr. Fisk noted.
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Food companies also use carbon dioxide to give their products a longer shelf life.
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Carbon capture technologies can capture 90 percent of carbon dioxide produced by fossil fuels.
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The new method measures the levels of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the atmosphere.
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"Carbon removal" usually means getting carbon dioxide after it has already reached the atmosphere.
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If all you do is recirculate carbon dioxide in the air, you're carbon neutral.
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Just how much carbon dioxide could we hope to scrub out of the atmosphere?
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Capturing carbon dioxide produced by power plants is one way to cut those emissions.
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Warren's big-tent environmental vision may collapse without any specific carbon dioxide reduction targets.
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Trump bears about the same relationship to dignity as carbon dioxide to clean air.
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First, the federal government would impose a gradually increasing tax on carbon dioxide emissions.
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The carbon-dioxide level is now 408ppm, and still rising by 2ppm a year.
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The finding that extra carbon dioxide can make crops less nutritious may sound counterintuitive.
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The company is also investing in greener smelters, intended to eliminate carbon dioxide emissions.
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Oceans also acidify as they absorb more carbon dioxide, and that causes bleaching, too.
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Every molecule of carbon dioxide we add to the atmosphere is bringing catastrophe closer.
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Capturing carbon dioxide from the air can still cost up to $1803 per ton.
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It's kind of like how plants use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide in photosynthesis.
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But the combination of extra carbon dioxide with warmer water wiped out that benefit.
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EPA, that ruled carbon dioxide was a pollutant under the federal Clean Air Act.
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Then they mimicked the temperature, air pressure, oxygen and carbon dioxide levels of Mars.
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The carbon dioxide produced by this second fermentation, with no escape, carbonates the wine.
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Oxygen levels decrease while carbon dioxide levels increase in a person during this time.
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Manufacturing the average car emits about ten tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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FOR 21.5 years RWE has been one of Europe's biggest emitters of carbon dioxide.
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This releases over 40 million tons of climate-warming carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Runaway permafrost thaw could make stabilizing concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide much more difficult.
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The questionnaire demands justification for the office's measurements of the nation's carbon dioxide pollution.
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A kilo of chicken, however, costs the planet about 6.9 kilograms of carbon dioxide.
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Energy-related carbon dioxide emissions in 22019, by sector in millions of metric tons.
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Gas also will be critical for major short-term reductions of carbon dioxide emissions.
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The salt is then separated with a solvent and the carbon dioxide is captured.
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In 270, the fashion industry worldwide generated 22017 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent.
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Geothermal systems reduce carbon dioxide emissions and help save consumers money on energy bills.
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Other geoengineering technology would counteract global warming by removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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Trilobites This new visualization from NASA shows how carbon dioxide dances in the atmosphere.
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During spring and summer, trees with freshly grown leaves remove carbon dioxide through photosynthesis.
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When it comes to carbon dioxide emissions, Congwang Ye thinks outside of the box.
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Our unleashing of carbon dioxide contributes "to the greening of the Earth," he said.
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It's not just strawberries and other crops that are taking in extra carbon dioxide.
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There's another super-awesome use—estimating the amount of carbon dioxide that trees absorb.
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Remember, carbon dioxide we put in the atmosphere today stays there for 10,000 years.
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"It is very hard to agree to reduce industrial carbon dioxide emissions," Zimov writes.
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Before the industrial age, carbon dioxide levelled off at about 280 parts per million.
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For instance, carbon dioxide burns blue, copper burns green, various compounds burn blue-green.
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Winberg said U.S. carbon dioxide emissions had fallen by 14% between 2005 and 2017 and cited the development of liquid natural gas and its potential to be converted into cleaner hydrogen, capturing and sequestering carbon dioxide and advances in coal-fired boilers.
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That process has worked well since the 19th century, when John Tyndall, Svante Arrehenius, and others demonstrated that carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas and hypothesized that increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere could lead to warming of the planet.
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According to the World Bank, the average American generated about 20103 metric tons of carbon dioxide in 2013; according to some calculations, a round-trip flight from New York to San Francisco emits about 0.9 metric tons of carbon dioxide per person.
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It is also one of the single biggest contributors to carbon dioxide emissions on Earth.
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Methane turns into carbon dioxide when burned, which is actually less harmful to the environment.
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The trees reduce stormwater runoff and suck up carbon dioxide, which is destroying our ozone.
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From 2000 to 2014, we reduced our carbon dioxide footprint by more than 7 percent.
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The deaths occurred when carbon dioxide from Lake Nyos flowed into surrounding villages, she explained.
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We stood there as carbon dioxide shot into the earth, silently and out of sight.
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All humans that breathe exhale carbon dioxide, so there's not really a way around that.
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Though it's necessary, pricing carbon dioxide is not a sufficient means to fight climate change.
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That said, pricing carbon dioxide is one of the easier fixes in combating climate change.
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Kimberlite eruptions likely start when a carbon dioxide-rich magma forms from melting the mantle.
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It boasts the third-lowest carbon dioxide emissions per capita behind New York and Vermont.
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LNG projects separate carbon dioxide before gas is liquefied to stop the gas from freezing.
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In the meantime, Mishra and colleagues monitored carbon dioxide levels, temperature, background noise and humidity.
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This includes planting more forests, which take in and store carbon dioxide as they grow.
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The EU's 2030 carbon dioxide emission limits can only be achieved with electric cars, too.
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Three-quarters of voters, and 61% of Republicans, support regulating carbon dioxide as a pollutant.
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Your car (unless you have an electric vehicle) spewed a certain amount of carbon dioxide.
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Carbon dioxide stays in the atmosphere for more than 500 years; methane for only 12.
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To generate enough carbon dioxide to make bubbles, winemakers actually need to ferment champagne twice.
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So the carbon dioxide rushes out of the wine to try and restore that balance.
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Fuel cell vehicles have no carbon dioxide emissions, with their only by-product water vapor.
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Using cleaner fuel sources, however, can reduce contrail cloud formation and carbon dioxide emissions simultaneously.
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Specifically, the instrument will look at how much sunlight is absorbed by carbon dioxide molecules.
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There is no need to pore over records of temperatures and atmospheric carbon-dioxide concentrations.
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And though natural gas emits less carbon dioxide than coal, it is not truly green.
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China emits more greenhouse gases — carbon dioxide being the primary one — than any other country.
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The effective price per ton of carbon dioxide emissions reduced ranges from $130 to $460.
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It is also the largest single-site user of liquid carbon dioxide (CO2) in Britain.
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That could increase and even double France's carbon dioxide (CO2) power generation emissions, RTE said.
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It has also cut carbon dioxide emissions by 50 million pounds since 2014, she added.
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The atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide, so we'd choke if we tried to breathe it.
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They emit carbon dioxide, contribute to litter, and the noise pollution scares our furry friends.
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Now, there's not enough calcite but more carbon dioxide than ever, driving up acidity levels.
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And they're also responsible for about as many carbon dioxide emissions as the airline industry.
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The plants recycle the astronaut's exhaled carbon dioxide and also can use the excreted water.
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Colder water can absorb more carbon dioxide, and is therefore likely to be more acidic.
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That observatory has kept long-term record of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere since 1958.
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"I'm happy when carbon dioxide is up, because it means poverty is down," he declared.
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Oceans are absorbing more carbon dioxide because of the burning of fossil fuels for energy.
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The fires themselves contribute to the climate crisis by releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Now, carbon dioxide levels are likely the highest they've been in some 15 million years.
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But the ongoing drawdown of carbon dioxide from enhanced grass growth could be important, too.
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Germany's Climate Protection Act sets annual targets for reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 2030.
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AMERICA'S most ambitious effort to cut carbon-dioxide emissions from power plants is in danger.
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Options such as electrification, hydrogen, renewable gas and carbon dioxide utilization become much less costly.
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Onboard sensors will record temperature, oxygen and carbon dioxide levels, while two cameras snap pictures.
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But pound for pound, HFCs cause over 28500,6900 times as much warming as carbon dioxide.
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That's not to say we can ignore carbon dioxide, the leading cause of ongoing warming.
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He's said outright that man made carbon dioxide isn't primarily responsible for warming the planet.
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Coal-fired power stations emit double the amount of carbon dioxide as gas-fired plants.
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Mushrooms basically exhale carbon dioxide as they grow; you're probably experiencing a little oxygen deprivation.
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Contrary to what Scott Pruitt thinks, carbon dioxide is a primary contributor to climate change.
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CCS captures carbon dioxide and stores it underground to stop it escaping into the atmosphere.
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Meeting our goals requires that we stop putting so much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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It is also a greenhouse gas at least 85033 times more potent than carbon dioxide.
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The scientists found that about 95 percent of the carbon dioxide was converted into calcite.
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Around the world, food security is being threatened by man-made carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
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Environmental Protection Agency which ruled that the government must regulate carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases.
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Carbon dioxide stays in the atmosphere for more than 500 years; methane just for 12.
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Air cofounder Stafford Sheehan introduces hydrogen gas and carbon dioxide gas into the company's reactor.
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It is also a greenhouse gas at least 34 times more potent than carbon dioxide.
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Since the Industrial Revolution, humans have emitted about 535 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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EPA, the Supreme Court shot down the EPA's arguments for not regulating carbon dioxide emissions.
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These food alternatives will result in reduced animal farming, which will cut carbon dioxide emissions.
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Trump also wants to roll back environmental protections, including ones that reduce carbon-dioxide emissions.
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But HFCs are thousands of times as potent as carbon dioxide in warming the planet.
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The second is that they are trying to decrease carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels.
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Natural areas are the lungs of the planet, breathing in carbon dioxide and exhaling oxygen.
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And methane is 30 times more potent in its heat-trapping capacity than carbon dioxide.
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But the Yellow Vests aren't protesting all climate policy, or even taxes on carbon dioxide.
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We have not invested because many Republicans deny carbon dioxide implications to global climate change.
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Carbon taxes impose levies based on the amount of carbon dioxide emitted from fossil fuels.
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They prevent the rapid acceleration of global warming by absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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As of October, the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide was at 412 parts per million.
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On average, a plane produces 53 pounds of carbon dioxide for every mile it flies.
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There is no doubt the world must take steps now to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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Why not sue the Environmental Protection Agency over its efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions?
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But coal and other fossil fuels, unlike forests, will never recapture the carbon dioxide released.
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It sells carbon dioxide to greenhouses as an airborne fertilizer to grow tomatoes or cucumbers.
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The landmark bill would charge fossil fuel companies a tax for their carbon dioxide emissions.
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The Obama administration has already imposed — unilaterally — regulations to meet the protocol's carbon dioxide pledges.
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Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide trap heat from the sun inside the earth's atmosphere.
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Climate scientists overwhelmingly agree that carbon-dioxide emissions are a major factor in the phenomenon.
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In 2015, coal combustion represented 45 percent of all energy-related carbon dioxide emissions worldwide.
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Over our history, we have emitted 26 percent of all global emissions of carbon dioxide.
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The National Bureau of Statistics does not publish regular data for China's carbon dioxide emissions.
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Participants breathed either normal air or air with a slightly higher concentration of carbon dioxide.
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Right now, the world's oceans absorb 25% to 50% of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.
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Most discussion of emissions and pollution lately has focused on carbon dioxide and climate impacts.
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This massive rainforest helps control the planet's climate by absorbing greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide.
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In enclosed spaces with very high levels of carbon dioxide, people can die within minutes.
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Carbon dioxide emissions in the country declined by over 30 percent between 2004 and 2018.
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And since that time, some countries have pumped out vastly more carbon dioxide than others.
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It's from my breath that my oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production can be confirmed.
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Net Power expects 59 percent efficiency with 100 percent capture of pipeline-ready carbon dioxide.
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"Carbon dioxide is in the atmosphere in levels we've never seen before," Mr. Bridenstine said.
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Over the past three decades, they've chronicled a steady rise of carbon dioxide in seawater.
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"You can have lakes where the carbon dioxide increases tenfold at night," said Dr. Hasler.
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In 1994, the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere was 358 parts per million.
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The transportation sector is now the largest source of carbon dioxide in the United States.
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He was surprised to find that cruise ships emit more carbon dioxide than jets do.
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Cement plants are major league emitters of carbon dioxide, which is blamed for climate change.
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A leading commercial use of captured carbon dioxide is a process called enhanced oil recovery.
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Three rely heavily on unproven technologies for extracting carbon dioxide from nature and burying it.
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" Taxing carbon dioxide emissions to reduce energy use, she added, is "absolutely standard textbook economics.
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Food safety requirements mean that companies cannot simply capture carbon dioxide present in the atmosphere.
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In July, the E.P.A. proposed weakening a rule on carbon dioxide pollution from vehicle tailpipes.
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In fact, nature already soaks up almost one-third of the carbon dioxide we emit.
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The restored grasses then take in more carbon dioxide and store it in the soil.
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Scientists say that excessive carbon dioxide emissions are contributing to the warming of our planet.
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This cooking produced methane and carbon dioxide gas that burst through vents in the seafloor.
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Despite the Paris agreement, carbon dioxide emissions and atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases remained high.
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In all, only a tiny amount of carbon dioxide — about 92,000 tons — has been captured.
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Does it mean the natural sponges that have been absorbing carbon dioxide are now changing?
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Burning natural gas also produces fewer carbon dioxide emissions than coal, but coal is cheaper.
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Yes, when burned in an engine, biofuels will still emit carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Coal-fired power stations emit around double the amount of carbon dioxide than gas plants.
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Coal-fired power stations emit around double the amount of carbon dioxide than gas plants.
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A living brick could help offset some of this pollution, since cyanobacteria captures carbon dioxide.
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Global atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations nearly hit 415 parts per million, or ppm, in 2019.
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"Water is a very efficient greenhouse gas, much more so than carbon dioxide," he added.
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But burning hydrocarbons increases carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, which contributes to climate change.
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It also means less cement is required, therefore lowering the global carbon dioxide (CO2) output.
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Roughly 27 percent of all carbon dioxide emitted since 1959 has gone into the oceans.
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Atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide have been rising steadily since 1945 at ever increasing rates.
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The rainforest stores a huge volume of carbon dioxide, which is unleashed through the fires.
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Greenpeace estimates that carbon-dioxide emissions grew 4% in the first half of this year.
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Some countries already emit less than half as much carbon dioxide as the global average.
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But too much warming, driven by carbon dioxide emissions, is projected to have negative effects.
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All living things consume small quantities of the isotope as they take in carbon dioxide.
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The James Hansons who warned us about carbon dioxide emissions screamed the alarm decades ago.
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This produces carbon dioxide, which allows baked goods to rise while becoming light and airy.
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Methane is a far more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide in the short term.
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An increase in carbon dioxide can significantly reduce the level of micronutrients in certain plants.
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This means trees, which filter carbon dioxide from the air, have to be cut down.
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Trees and other plants in these enclosures have indeed grown faster with more carbon dioxide.
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Scientists found that plants responded differently to carbon dioxide in different parts of the world.
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The heating process would produce hydrogen and carbon dioxide that could be converted into protein.
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The same dynamic could play out in India, the world's third-largest carbon dioxide polluter.
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Yet the extra carbon dioxide can be used by algae to carry out more photosynthesis.
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The resulting bumps in heat — and fivefold increase in carbon-dioxide production — left him dazzled.
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Climatologists want to twiddle the carbon-dioxide knob just as central bankers twiddle interest rates.
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Some of it may make its way into the atmosphere as heat-trapping carbon dioxide.
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Permafrost sequesters twice as much heat-trapping carbon dioxide as is currently in the atmosphere.
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Nuclear plants do not emit carbon dioxide, one of the major causes of global warming.
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The creatures' growth is dependent on how much sunlight, carbon dioxide and nutrients are around.
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Trees and forests breathe in carbon dioxide and store it safely away from the atmosphere.
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Burning the tree is not recommended, as this releases more carbon dioxide into the air.
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That plan also overlooks emissions from cars and trucks, a huge source of carbon dioxide.
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A growing body of research indicates that high levels of carbon dioxide impair human cognition.
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Hypergiant, an AI company, has developed a bioreactor that uses algae to capture carbon dioxide.
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Greenhouse gas concentrations, including carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide rose to new record highs.
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Global carbon dioxide levels surpassed 400 parts per million for the first time in 20123.
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Those regulations sought to cut planet-warming carbon dioxide pollution from coal-fired power plants.
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It is 25 times more damaging to the environment than carbon dioxide, not 25 percent.
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And modern civilization won't stop saturating the atmosphere with heat-trapping carbon dioxide anytime soon.
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Millions of acres have burned this year, emitting millions of tons of carbon dioxide (CO22).
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In semi-carbonic maceration, uncrushed grape bunches are piled into vats filled with carbon dioxide.
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Diesel engines do spew less carbon dioxide, a cause of global warming, than gasoline engines.
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As temperatures rise and rainfall patterns change, plants may stop soaking up extra carbon dioxide.
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Plants, you see, absorb light, water, and carbon dioxide and produce oxygen and plant fuel.
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The carbon dioxide that was trapped in the bottle gives the wine its gentle sparkle.
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A growing number of Democratic state governors are considering taxing or pricing carbon dioxide emissions.
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However, more states are stepping up with aggressive carbon dioxide reduction goals of their own.
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In fact, as a recent article in The Wall Street Journal shows, it would take a carbon tax of $85033 per ton of carbon dioxide to achieve the Obama administration's previously stated goal of cutting carbon dioxide emissions by 80 percent by the year 2050.
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These cask ales are old-fashioned brews, carbonated not by injecting kegs with carbon dioxide, as is the case with most draft beers today, but naturally, in the cask, by yeast transforming sugar into alcohol with a byproduct of carbon dioxide that provides the fizz.
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Since 2628, China has seen a 28503 percent increase in its artificial carbon dioxide emissions and India's increase surpassed 22019 percent, while the U.S. has reduced its carbon dioxide emissions by 13 percent—largely due to fracking and the increased use of natural gas.
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The context: A paper published earlier this week in Nature Climate Change found that elevated levels of carbon dioxide may result in a decline in human nutrition by the middle of this century, based on observations of crops grown in high-carbon dioxide conditions.
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Carbon dioxide and the greenhouse effect Carbon dioxide is called a "greenhouse gas" because of its ability to trap solar radiation in the Earth's atmosphere like a blanket and heat up the planet -- acting the same way a greenhouse keeps plants warm and growing.
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In June, the Trump administration trotted out its replacement for Obama's signature climate change regulation, which eliminates state-specific carbon dioxide emissions reductions and replaces them with a narrower plan enabling states to upgrade the efficiency of power plants to drive carbon dioxide reductions.
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"The carbon dioxide pumped out by volcanoes [in the Permian and Triassic extinction events] is analogous to the carbon dioxide that we are pumping out as we burn fossil fuels," Steve Brusatte, a paleontologist based at the University of Edinburgh, told me over email.
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But for the sake of sanity — who has time to think about exactly how much carbon dioxide they spew every day, and how much this carbon dioxide is helping to ensure that the cutest, cuddliest animals in the Arctic Circle will eventually become extinct?
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Forests absorb carbon dioxide from the air, store it, and generate the oxygen we all breathe.
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Details: In Washington state, voters will decide whether to approve a fee on carbon dioxide emissions.
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It relies on precise atmospheric measurements of oxygen and carbon dioxide, which date back to 1991.
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This is one of several ways of removing carbon dioxide out of the air for good.
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A note published by the British Poultry Council warns of carbon dioxide shortages threatening meat production.
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Obama introduced regulations intended to slash emissions of carbon dioxide, which are blamed for climate change.
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Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that, like carbon dioxide, warms the planet in high concentrations.
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Every scenario outlined by the IPCC report counts on pulling carbon dioxide out of the air.
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An enzyme the researchers named PsiD first strips a carbon dioxide molecule off of the tail.
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This is because alternatives materials emit much more carbon dioxide during their manufacture than plastics do.
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This will "offset the emission of 503,000 metric tons of CO2 (carbon dioxide)," according to Acciona.
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These observatories are located closer to pollution sources, and this elevates the observed carbon dioxide levels.
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The show explored the benefits of capturing carbon dioxide before it was emitted from power plants.
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But before we get to that, a quick explainer: Plants take in carbon dioxide during photosynthesis.
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Humans are causing global warming by polluting the atmosphere with heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide.
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Similarly, traps have long used carbon dioxide and other chemicals mosquitoes use to track down humans.
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It consists of about 95 percent carbon dioxide, about 2.7 percent nitrogen, and 1.6 percent oxygen.
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Currently, the World Bank estimates the average person emits 5 tons of carbon dioxide a year.
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Smoke contains many substances, including carbon dioxide and particulate matter, that may contribute to poor health.
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Seltzer is water and carbon dioxide gas (hence the term "carbonated") that has an effervescent quality.
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And humans could invent machines to break apart the carbon dioxide on Mars and yield oxygen.
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And 75 percent want the US government to regulate heat-trapping carbon dioxide as a pollutant.
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Homes accounted for nearly one-fifth of all energy-related carbon dioxide emissions nationwide last year.
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Rising pressure from the U.S. government to slash carbon dioxide emissions made Ford's move look smart.
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Capturing mosquitoes The researchers used carbon dioxide and a mammal derived attractant to capture the mosquitoes.
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All plants use sunlight, water, soil nutrients, and carbon dioxide to generate energy and to grow.
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A silver maple sapling, for example, would sequester 1.53 pounds of carbon dioxide over 25 years.
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Current clean energy incentive programs offer no encouragement for conventional plants to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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The more carbon dioxide in the air, the less light will come back to the cameras.
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"It turns out a huge percentage of carbon dioxide is coming from urban areas," said Stephens.
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The science is simple: trees are the cheapest and most efficient way to absorb carbon dioxide.
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Already, the planet's carbon dioxide levels are likely the highest they've been in 15 million years.
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It also soaks up vast amounts of carbon dioxide, which is essential to fighting climate change.
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But when the rainforest is burning, it sends a lot of carbon dioxide into the air.
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In the Paris agreement it pledged that its carbon-dioxide emissions would stop growing by 90.
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On the surface, carbon dioxide makes up less than one percent of the gases we breathe.
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As more fossil fuels are burned, sea water mixes with carbon dioxide and becomes carbonic acid.
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The priority for the planet is to stop net emissions of greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide.
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Maritime emissions account for around 3% of global carbon dioxide output, roughly the same as aviation.
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That would leave shipping producing as much as 17% of global carbon dioxide emissions in 2050.
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US greenhouse gas emissions are growing, and transportation is now the largest source of carbon dioxide.
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Pruitt has filed separate suits to block new amendments regulating carbon dioxide, mercury and ozone pollution.
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Though, whether carbon dioxide might find its way back to the surface isn't the only concern.
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Another would make airlines pay for the cost of carbon dioxide through a market-based system.
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Forests act as carbon sinks, storing carbon dioxide - a greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change.
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Maybe the air was saturated with "volatile organic compounds" or carbon dioxide, which Sense can detect.
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It can leak methane, a gas that's much more potent in trapping heat than carbon dioxide.
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When calcite combines with carbon dioxide and water, the reaction produces calcium ions and bicarbonate ions.
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All three have opposed Obama's measures to combat global climate change by targeting carbon dioxide emissions.
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The seas of greenery absorb and store carbon dioxide, preventing the gas from overwhelming our atmosphere.
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With further refinement, economised screw compressors could make carbon dioxide an effective alternative to R-1234yf.
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His was the swing vote that decided that the federal government could regulate carbon-dioxide emission.
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The jump in carbon dioxide levels this year beat the old record, set in 1997-98.
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Rich countries grumble that poor ones can still get away with emitting too much carbon dioxide.
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Globally, fuel-based lighting produces the equivalent of 2400 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually.
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In 2016, IKEA's direct suppliers and own factories emitted 3.4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalents.
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A plant must be easily pollinated and able to survive in a high-carbon-dioxide environment.
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On 10 of the days, dyed water without carbon dioxide enrichment was pumped over the reef.
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Yeast eats sugar, in this case corn syrup, and turns it into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
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It has a global warming potential that is many thousands of times larger than carbon dioxide.
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U.S. carbon dioxide emissions peaked in 9003, and it's possible that Chinese emissions peaked in 2014.
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Carbon dioxide concentrations in Earth's atmosphere will average about 404 parts per million (ppm) this year.
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Heavy trucks—carrying 45 percent more goods than today—spew suffocating carbon dioxide across the land.
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That's true despite the carbon dioxide emissions coming from the same smokestacks that warm the planet.
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Through photosynthesis green plants of all kinds do soak up carbon dioxide in order to grow.
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