Brazil emits 2.48 percent of the world's emissions, and Mexico emits 1.7 percent.
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Oxygen emits a greenish hue and, occasionally, red; nitrogen emits violet and blue.
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Natural gas emits far less nitrogen oxide than other traditional fuels, and emits virtually no sulfur dioxide and fine particulate matter.
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"We've started a movement to not invest in technology that emits CO2, even though gas emits with a smaller impact," Bahr said.
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Anything that emits a lot of heat also emits a lot of infrared light, which means there are plenty of sources that can muck up observations.
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" Max the dog "emits an intensifying treble of frustration.
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Plus, the process of manufacturing them sometimes emits toxic gases.
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It generates reliable power and emits almost no greenhouse gases.
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It even emits realistic sound effects to elevate the fun.
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Heathrow Airport emits 18 million tons of CO2 a year.
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When burned, it emits a fragrance of pine and citrus.
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But, sometimes it emits sounds at the most inopportune moments.
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"That's on par with what China emits," said Dr. Campbell.
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No one emits more per capita than the United States.
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Coal emits the most carbon dioxide compared to other fossil fuels.
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But the light your phone emits can also affect your skin.
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Even a black hole, the darkest conceivable object, emits some light.
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Gas emits about half the carbon dioxide of coal when burned.
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When it cries, the skull shakes and emits a mournful sound.
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For one thing, silicon emits light below 10 nanometers, he said.
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That's roughly the total that the entire state of Ohio emits.
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He emits rage all the time, and this could explain why.
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It emits more smoke and ignites even faster than aluminum cladding.
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Every so often our sun emits an invisible burst of energy.
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And not just your headlamps, but anything that emits artificial light.
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This device is basically a nightlight that also emits aromatherapy mist.
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The company emits approximately 16 million metric tons of carbon annually.
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Again, we're able to see because of the heat it emits.
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For example, an SUV that gets 20 mpg emits 5.3 metric tons of CO₂ during a typical 12,22015 miles per year of driving, while a 20.26 mpg sedan emits 233 tons to cover the same distance.
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Last year, the Indiegogo campaign for the more savory ROAR, a "smart safety gadget" that emits emits an alarm and sends the wearer's location to his or her contacts when pressed, received 667% of its funding goal.
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Imagine something now that emits a signal at a very fixed frequency.
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There's almost no recoil, and it emits a mild snap when fired.
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In a steam room, boiling water emits hot steam into the air.
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That's because, while cleaner than coal, natural gas still emits greenhouse gasses.
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And, when he's emotional, his murky, viscous body emits a blue light.
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A mystery machine that emits harmful, silent waves defies any immediate explanation.
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The 218-month-old taps "play" and emits a squeal of delight.
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It even emits a foul musk just to drive the point home.
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It also emits light for up to 150 hours, if you please.
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Altogether, the tannery emits 20% less greenhouse gas than conventional leather finishing.
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Natural gas, like coal, emits greenhouse gas emissions, though fewer of them.
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Colares, one of the world's singular wine regions, emits a sleepy timelessness.
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He says the acidic gases it emits add a layer of stress.
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Igniting tobacco causes it to undergo a chemical process that emits toxins.
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Every pixel emits its own light, eliminating any need for a backlight.
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Livestock production emits half of the world's emissions of methane, ILRI says.
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The ground crackles hollowly underfoot and emits the hiss of bubbling liquid.
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Luxembourg, for example, with a smaller population, emits four times as much.
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He chews gum and emits the delicious smell of Aesop face cream.
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This accretion process emits luminous X-ray radiation that is observable to telescopes.
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The average incinerated hectare emits the equivalent of 55 metric tonnes of carbon.
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Luminosity is the measure of how much light and energy an object emits.
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Nonetheless, the CATF report holds that EOR–produced oil emits 37% less CO2.
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A flight from LaGuardia to Columbus, however, only emits 2,680 kg of CO2.
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One of the hemispherical speakers emits a low, crunchy noise, like a fart.
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Go deeper: Forest destruction emits more carbon than trucks and cars, says Reuters.
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The incredibly powerful snap produces a cavitation bubble that collapses and emits light.
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The blob emits several clumps of wavelength radiation that correspond to different galaxies.
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Natural gas emits about half as much carbon as coal when it's burned.
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It said Ploom Tech emits smell a five-hundredth of a conventional cigarette.
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The fashion industry emits more carbon than international flights and maritime shipping combined.
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China now emits more than the US, and India's emissions are rapidly rising.
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The same battery made in Poland, which relies on coal, emits over 8,000kg.
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Moving away from someone, on the other hand, emits a sense of uncertainty.
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China today emits more carbon dioxide than the U.S. What is China doing
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I ask him if he's OK and the singer emits an awkward laugh.
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He then waves the wand over Moore, and it emits a loud beeping sound.
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ICAO experts would determine how many emissions each fuel emits to avoid any confusion.
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Largely as a result, it also emits more carbon dioxide than any other country.
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This "star soup" then emits energy, in the form of x-rays, into space.
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Alberta's signature was crucial because it emits more greenhouse gases than any other province.
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Sunspots are apparent blemishes in the sun's photosphere, the layer which emits its light.
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And to top it all off, the car also emits Vader's classic death wheeze.
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Transportation, meanwhile, emits nearly a third of the nation's climate-change-causing greenhouse gases.
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So current estimates for how much methane California emits in total could be lowballs.
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It comes with an ultrasonic device, which emits sound waves to drive away mosquitoes.
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The shop, whose name means Paper Boat, emits an analog intellectualism from another era.
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But it also emits 99% of the nation's chloroprene pollution, according to the EPA.
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Read more:The fashion industry emits more carbon than international flights and maritime shipping combined.
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A medium-sized battery made in renewables-rich Sweden emits around 350kg of CO2.
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Igniting tobacco causes it to undergo a chemical process that emits toxins in cigarettes.
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Venting directly emits methane, an even more potent greenhouse gas in the shorter term.
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Each appliance in your home emits a unique signal as it sucks down energy.
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Manufacturing the average car emits about ten tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Coal emits pollutants as it decays, and wind-blown coal dust pollutes neighboring communities.
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The process emits a potent smell: Ms. Mishkin compared it to freshly baked cookies.
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A monitor emits a steady beep, and for a second, I think I'm flatlining.
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The average New Yorker emits 30 percent less greenhouse gases than any other American.
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As the timer approaches its pre-ordained deadline, the collar emits a disruptive buzzing noise.
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When tritium undergoes beta decay, its nucleus emits an electron and an electron-flavored neutrino.
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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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Once it touches the water it emits a killer whale sound to scare sharks away.
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It generally carries a flashbang, a device that emits a bright light and loud sound.
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And that's before he even emits that piercing falsetto, closer to the three-minute mark.
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In the world of the show, it emits resonant frequencies to affect matter around it.
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For as good as it looks, it's still a display that emits bright, artificial light.
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Every time you fart in the video game, the Nosulus Rift emits a farting smell.
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Suddenly the woman emits a long, piercing wail, to which her companion pays no attention.
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The man's radio emits a voice, telling Rick and his friends to lower their weapons.
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It's not like looking at, say, a pulsar, which emits radiation at regular, dependable intervals.
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Because TRAPPIST-1 emits light in infrared, the telescope will be perfect for observing it.
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" The already towering Wiener tips his head even higher and emits a slow, skeptical, "Ahhhhh.
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"Uranium ore contains natural (unenriched) uranium which emits relatively low amounts of radiation," Erickson said.
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Every element emits a unique set of colors, and each color has a different frequency.
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The transportation sector today emits more carbon than any other sector of the US economy.
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"Some will say, 'When you make it from natural gas, it still emits carbon,'" Ellis said.
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Q: This takes in CO2 and emits oxygen but it doesn't do particle removing of contaminants?
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Currently, the World Bank estimates the average person emits 5 tons of carbon dioxide a year.
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During the night, Suzy emits a dim light, which can be adjusted by twisting the hat.
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Firms are buying natural gas and renewable electricity that emits less because it is becoming cheaper.
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That includes natural gas, even though it emits less CO2 when burned than coal or oil.
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Each type of gas emits different types of light, which astronomers can detect and identify. VIDEO!
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Sonar, used by submarines, emits a pulse of sound, then reads the waves that bounce back.
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Burning it also emits several times more sulfur dioxide, which causes lung diseases and acid rain.
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Durian is a spiny Asian fruit that emits a distinct odor, which many people find offensive.
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Burning it also emits several times more sulphur dioxide, which causes lung diseases and acid rain.
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When you catch a pokémon, the ball emits that creature's specific cry to mark your success.
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It's night, so I flip on my Pip-Boy's flashlight, which emits a soft green light.
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The prop also glows from within, and emits spooky sounds that add to the supernatural effect.
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Unlike LCD technology, which requires another layer for back-lighting, OLED emits light on its own.
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When gas gets this hot, it emits X-ray light that can be detected from Earth.
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Before a treat comes out, the camera emits a clicking sound, modeled after a training clicker.
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That cuts down on transporting things by air, which emits dramatically more carbon than ground transportation.
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A suspenseful soundtrack emits from the video, along with a soft voice speaking in cadenced Mandarin.
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It was emitting in a millisecond as much energy as the sun emits in a month.
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Each vehicle contains a Wi-Fi device which emits a network signal with a limited range.
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Natural gas emits far less unhealthy pollution and carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, when burned.
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It interacts via gravity and, even then, it only emits gravitational radiation when it is moving.
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They want to gain a better understanding of the sodium that its exosphere emits, he said.
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As that matter spirals down into oblivion, it heats up to outrageous temperatures and emits light.
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"It's not so much about function," she added, noting that it emits only a gentle glow.
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Latex offers rounded body support and bounce, but it emits a long-lasting off-gassing odor.
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It's capable of capturing more than 90 percent of the carbon the coal-burning process emits.
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His face is hidden from the camera's lens but the BDE he emits is palpable nonetheless.
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Algorithms could track people using the 36 million microbial cells per hour that each human emits.
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Each time they do, new bubbles appear, and each one emits a single, precise musical tone.
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The bomb would be heavily "salted" with radioactive cobalt, which emits deadly gamma rays for years.
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The radiation is depicted as uncanny; the fire at the nuclear plant emits an eerie light.
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It emits a loud popping sound as a crack starts to spread tens of meters away.
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Much of it ends up in landfills, where it emits dangerous-to-the-planet methane gas.
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It emits one of five scents that will (hopefully) help soothe your anxiety on the road.
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For an equivalent energy content, gas emits half as much carbon as coal in power generation.
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The MMSphere emits five different colors of light and shuts off after a 20-minute session.
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You see the light bulb itself because some of the light it emits hits your eye.
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One, on hands and knees, periodically emits the white mist of a fart (odorless, I promise).
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The tonnage of CO2 humanity emits simply dwarfs the tonnage of carbon-based products it consumes.
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As for the resentment Mr. Trump emits, yes, it is there, but it's a different kind.
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So, revolution by revolution, the system of two black holes emits gravitational waves and their orbit shrinks.
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They are attracted by the vibe of integrity, youthful energy, courage and intellect the Texas congressman emits.
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"Living Coral emits the desired, familiar, and energizing aspects of color found in nature," reads Pantone's statement.
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Leka lights up with colorful LEDs, plays music and chirps in anthropomorphic fashion, and emits subtle vibrations.
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It's suggested that her connection to Doctor Manhattan and the radiation he supposedly emits is the cause.
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It emits the same amount of carbon when burned that was originally absorbed by the organic feedstock.
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The entire agricultural process, from growing and picking feed to transporting it to feedlots, emits greenhouse gases.
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He is trying to pick up a signal that the car's fob emits from inside the house.
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Sól shines incandescent like the sun, whereas Máni's dark, metallic surface emits a softly illuminating moonlit sheen.
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Comparing stars LHS 1140b's host star spins slower and emits less radiation, unlike the TRAPPIST-1 star.
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That's because she emits pheromones that nip a male's sexual desire in the bud — temporarily, at least.
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Environmental concerns Natural gas emits far less carbon emissions and other air pollutants than coal or oil.
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With this software installed, the phone's speaker constantly emits a sound at a frequency of 18 kHz.
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Red tide emits brevetoxins, which can cause paralysis in fish, and gastroenteritis and respiratory irritation in humans.
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They suck in greenhouse gases equivalent to around 13% of what America emits by burning fossil fuels.
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It emits almost half as much carbon dioxide as coal, and almost a third less than petrol.
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The tree trunk itself absorbs sunlight and re-emits it as heat, melting the snow around it.
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It emits a signal which disables the drone's functionality, and is not meant for the battlefield alone.
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This recent measurement on Saturn also revealed another band on the planet's surface that emits infrared light.
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The school currently emits around 85033 million kilograms of carbon emissions each year, according to the statement.
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But in truth, wood burning actually emits more carbon dioxide per unit of electricity generated than coal.
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Producing meat substitutes for a meatless diet emits about 80% less carbon than producing meat, Eshel said.
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China emits the highest levels of carbon dioxide in the world, with the United States ranking second.
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A 747 aircraft emits more than 21 pounds of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere per mile traveled.
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Does Brown prefer some oil production to come from fracking because fracking often emits fewer greenhouse gases?
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The sound barely audible, the project emits a gentle hum, mixing the narratives of the workers together.
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The EPA reports that the typical passenger vehicle emits approximately 5 tons of carbon dioxide per year.
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And like the one above, this also emits realistic sound effects to make Nerf battles more fun.
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Every ping your phone emits is another distraction, one that can take several minutes to recover from.
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I customized a setting that emits the soothing sounds of wind and light rain all night long.
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That's almost as much as a small country like Switzerland, Denmark, or Norway emits in a year.
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Rowenta X-Cel Handheld Steamer emits powerful steam to make wrinkles disappear, plus, it's not too big.
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The tech giant said Thursday it will seek to remove more carbon than it emits by 22018.
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That would be about the same amount of carbon dioxide the United States emits in a year.
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Sloan emits such a calm vibe that I almost believe the idea of death doesn't bother her.
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This provides evidence for dark matter since it has a gravitational imprint but emits no observable light.
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Then Pompeo leaves and emits the line that facts are not what he wants to talk about.
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The sensor emits a beam of light that gets bounced back, though it's invisible to the human eye.
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The second I do so, the shoe emits an electric whizzing noise, like that of a child's toy.
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Burning oil and coal emits pollution particles, some small enough to penetrate into the lungs and the bloodstream.
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Some parts of the economy would decline over time, like coal because it emits the most carbon dioxide.
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The gadget supposedly emits an invisible light field that allows standard screens to receive input from hand gestures.
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Carbon-rich black peat left open to the air actually emits vast quantities of carbon dioxide over time.
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Today, about half of the carbon humanity emits into the atmosphere gets absorbed into the oceans and forests.
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It emits an ominous, menacing aura, made even more disturbing by its simultaneous evocation of a children's playground.
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Between greenhouse gases and carbon, BP currently emits approximately 415 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent a year.
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The unique disc shape emits 360-degree sound, and the stretchy bungee means it can attach to anything.
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But natural gas—which emits lower amounts of carbon than other fossil fuels—can still be an option.
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Fluorescence occurs when something gets hit with light, which it re-emits as a different kind of light.
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Burning fossil fuels such as natural gas and coal for energy emits greenhouse gases which cause global warming.
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The government calls scattering ashes "green burials" despite the fact the body is still burned and emits carbon.
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Once coffee is ground, it "off-gasses," or emits more CO2, making it lose complexity and aromas faster.
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A black charging cord snakes from a wall outlet to Lacey's left foot, which emits an occasional beep.
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In their brief, millisecond-long appearance, they release as much sun as the sun emits in 10,000 years.
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Each of us emits about two pounds of carbon dioxide a day, so are we polluting the planet?
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The average passenger vehicle emits 4.7 metric tons of CO2 per year, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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According to the EPA, biodiesel emits 57 percent to 86 percent fewer greenhouse gas emissions than petroleum diesel.
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Beach bums will love the Beverly Hills candle, both for the bright colors and floral scent it emits.
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Managed land, on the other hand — the kind that's farmed or logged — emits greenhouse gases, on the whole.
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Cutting and burning mature forests for fuel emits massive amounts of stored carbon, and reduces ongoing carbon uptake.
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The country emits 10.36 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide per year, according to the Global Carbon Project.
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Even China, which emits 29.5 percent of the world's carbon, is launching a carbon pricing initiative in 2018.
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What's needed is a material that strongly emits infrared radiation, but just barely absorbs energy from the Sun.
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But sometimes, rarely, the neutrinos interact with Antarctic ice, and this interaction emits a small amount of light.
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The collar emits shock waves when it's activated by a button, which hubby Kroy had in his hand.
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The lower-tech option that emits an audible alarm is about $25 per device, a Hyatt spokeswoman said.
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Its factories were powered by coal, the fossil fuel that emits the most carbon per unit of energy.
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Keeping it cool for that long emits about as much carbon as shipping an apple from New Zealand.
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While natural gas emits less carbon than coal, Britain's heavy dependence on the fossil fuel is deemed unsustainable.
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During the answer period, Kahoot emits a catchy countdown tune, reminiscent of retro video games like Monkey Island.
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"Far-UVC light is invisible, though the far-UVC lamp emits some visible purple light also," he said.
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Before a treat comes out, the camera emits a click-click, like that of a a training clicker.
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It made me think, for better and worse, of my iPhone's screen, which emits light through each pixel.
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The top one, taken with a normal camera, shows how much visible light each one emits—pretty similar.
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Some are baited with dry ice, which emits carbon dioxide, the element of human breath that draws mosquitoes.
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NASA's Cassini spacecraft found that Enceladus emits plumes of water into space following the probe's arrival in 2004.
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The DOE adds that geothermal energy "supplies renewable power around the clock" but emits little or no greenhouse gases.
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Importantly, researchers believe they&aposve tracked its likely source: a supermassive black hole that emits light and cosmic rays.
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Each button emits a different sound, and your phone picks up the audio and reacts based on the pitch.
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According to a recent report, the textile industry emits more greenhouse gas emissions than international shipping and aviation combined.
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Every round-trip trans-Atlantic flight emits enough carbon dioxide to melt 30 square feet of Arctic sea ice.
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Scientists want to take a photo of a black hole, an object that, by its nature emits no light.
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Then, as you wander around them, you realize: This jungle emits noises, and they alter according to your proximity.
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After dark, Synergia emits a shifting glow of colorful light as it sits in communion with Saarinen's masterful work.
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SSAB's existing blast furnace and steel plant in Luleå emits 1.6 tonnes of CO2 for every tonne of steel.
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When plaque builds up on your teeth, the bacteria emits acid byproducts, which can cause your teeth to weaken.
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Placed on Chan's nightstand, the device emits a "very faint light" between the hours of 6 to 7 a.m.
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Why it matters: While still a fossil fuel and thus controversial, natural gas emits 50% less carbon than coal.
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"We envision a beamer that emits the radio waves as a method of launching a light sail," says Loeb.
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Natural gas is cleaner than coal and oil, but as a fossil fuel it still emits heat-trapping emissions.
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They demonstrate that all matter with a temperature greater than absolute zero emits electromagnetic waves—no microwave oven required.
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But the drug of victory emits such a tempting call, even for a man with his strength and power.
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As two drones navigate a closed structure, one emits a Wi-Fi signal, and the other picks it up.
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That's a lot of cell phones, each of which persistently emits radio waves with around 1 watt of power.
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Back in 2005, about half of US electricity came from burning coal, which emits a staggering amount of CO2.
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The mask emits a guttural sort of whine, characteristic of Wookiees, that Payne triggered when she opened her mouth.
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By contrast, the average person who lives in the Bay Area emits 14.6 metric tons of CO2 per year.
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Artificial light, however, emits slightly different wavelengths — fluorescent lights vary in color based on the blend of component parts.
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Natural gas used to generate power emits only half as much greenhouse gas as its energy equivalent in coal.
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New USDA research demonstrates that conventional bioethanol emits 85033 percent fewer greenhouse gas emissions than gasoline over its lifecycle.
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Even an icebox of a planet like this one emits a small amount of energy at millimeter radio wavelengths.
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In my sleek bathroom, the high-design showerhead emits a single hard line of water that is wildly ineffective.
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To qualify as "advanced," EPA has to certify that the fuel emits less greenhouse gas emissions than conventional gasoline.
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Gasoline, or petrol, the most common fuel used to power cars, emits the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide when burnt.
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The transit industry uses more energy and emits more greenhouse gases moving someone a mile than the average car.
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When bowed at its edge, it emits an eerie warble, a cross between a theremin and an ondes martenot.
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It stops, emits its inquisitive whine for a count of eight, nine, ten seconds, and then triggers its alarm.
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The camera system operates in low-light, and emits a far-red light that doesn't blind dark-adapted creatures.
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Given annual emissions of 8.5 million tonnes, easyJet is paying just 2.90 pounds per tonne of CO2 it emits.
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Hydrogen is viewed as an important part of the transition to a cleaner future because it emits no carbon.
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The United States transportation sector emits more earth-warming carbon dioxide than any other part of the nation's economy.
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Dr. Widder designed the optical lure to emulate the light that a jellyfish emits when it is being attacked.
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That's equivalent to around 75 percent of all the carbon emissions Australia currently emits into the atmosphere each year.
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On Thursday, Microsoft said it is trying to remove more carbon from the atmosphere than it emits by 2030.
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When pressed for his own hypothesis for why the squid emits light, he suggested we ask the squids themselves.
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And if your telescope gets too warm, the infrared light it emits can also be a source of confusion.
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It's one of the world's largest exporters of coal, which emits more carbon dioxide than any other fossil fuel.
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In a nutshell, how the technology works is the phone's OLED display panel emits light to illuminate your fingerprint.
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Natural gas only emits about half as much CO2 when burned for energy, so that's a boon for climate efforts.
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The agency certifies every innovative mobile phone, television, and computer that emits radio frequency before they can head to market.
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One of the brown dwarf's mysteries centers around its light-curves, that is, how much light it emits over time.
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Your phone vibrates and emits a loud abrasive tone that's likely to freak you out if you're not anticipating it.
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The Coradia iLint only emits excess steam into the atmosphere, and provides an alternative to the country's 4,000 diesel trains.
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It emits bursts of energetic particles and creates shock waves shooting into space, captured by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory.
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Although Canada emits just 23.8% of the world's greenhouse gases, it is one of the world's biggest emitters per person.
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When a volcano emits CO2, it means new batches of magma are moving toward the surface — a sign of unrest.
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The tip opens to reveal a huge, glowing yellow eyeball, which emits a red beam, pulling me closer to it.
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Why it matters: Natural gas, which is becoming the world's dominant energy, emits half as much carbon dioxide as coal.
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It emits light in mostly purple-ish colors, and is often accompanied by green and short-lived "picket fence" structures.
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A radar antenna emits bursts of radio waves, which hit rain, hail or snow on their way down to earth.
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This suggests that China's emissions intensity—the amount of CO² it emits per unit of GDP—has already started falling.
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The light that it emits is clinically proven to help heal breakouts, nurture sensitive skin, and improve overall skin health.
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When burned, it emits about half as much carbon dioxide as coal and far less sulphur, soot and other pollutants.
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When you get a notification, the Echo Loop also emits a haptic sensation, which may differ depending on the notification.
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Creating that energy, of course, involves burning fossil fuels, which emits the heat-trapping greenhouse gas responsible for climate change.
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Cows consume immense amounts of grain, which requires a lot of fertilizer, which emits nitrous oxide, another powerful greenhouse gas.
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But just one last fact: The average American emits enough carbon every year to melt 10,000 tons of Arctic ice.
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The blast also emits shockwaves that can topple buildings, along with sweltering temperatures that can burn skin and ignite fires.
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China, for examples, emits more greenhouse gases than the United States and Europe combined, and its emissions are still growing.
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BYTES: Microsoft plans to remove more carbon than it emits by the end of the decade, the company announced yesterday.
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And Long Island native Scaramucci simply emits the same kind of New York bravado the president has embodied for decades.
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His saxophone emits a broad and smoky sound, with a measured inflection that gives the music an unhurried, cogitative pacing.
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One fruit, the durian, emits such a putrid smell that it has been banned in some hotels, the display says.
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You might be wondering, how can we see a black hole if it emits no light and is well, black?
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Half outhouse, half torture chamber, the rudimentary bathroom option is usually weirdly hot, emits a revolting smell, and induces claustrophobia.
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The upshot is that cooking a 16-pound turkey in an electric oven in Wyoming, where electricity is primarily produced by burning coal, emits 32 pounds of CO2, whereas cooking the same turkey in the same oven in Maine, where electricity comes mostly from renewable sources, emits less than 3 pounds of the greenhouse gas.
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During light therapy, a patient sits near a device called a light therapy box which emits bright light that mimics sunshine.
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Using natural gas, which emits half as much carbon as coal, in industrial, residential and transportation applications is an effective solution.
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If enough atoms are present they can ionize pockets of air and form a plasma, or charged gas, that emits light.
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The average American emits 15.6 metric tons per year, while Sri Lanka and Ghana emit less than one ton per capita.
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The practice is common for cooking and heating in developing countries, but it emits harmful pollutants, and can damage the environment.
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While Hayes-Chute builds a pizza board and oven, he self-consciously fixes his hair and emits plenty of loud grunts.
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LED stands for Light-Emitting Diode, a kind of electronic device that emits light when an electric current passes through it.
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So the Tesla battery goes 265 miles on a charge, but it also emits more greenhouse gases to make that battery.
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It's a wooden box which sits on her bedside table and emits a soft light between the hours of 6 a.m.
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Each tower has been fitted with a machine that emits a non-lethal respiratory irritant to prevent the birds from congregating.
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SHARAD emits surface-penetrating radar waves that allowed Nerozzi's team to discern the internal structures and composition of the cavi unit.
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McKinsey found that washing and drying 143 pound of clothing over its lifetime on average emits 11 pounds of greenhouse gases.
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The Klemetsrud incinerator emits more than 300,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide a year, or 0.6 percent of Norway's man-made emissions.
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In some neighborhoods, the bubbling ooze of blue-green algae emits a stench so overwhelming that residents can't even go outside.
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For half an hour she emits dozens of nonverbal sounds well beyond croons and screams—squeaks, belches, agonized gutturals, many more.
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Baker is a simple musician who emits huge, spiralling feelings and sounds out of her instruments and her own tiny frame.
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It has also already met a 2020 target to cut the amount of carbon dioxide it emits per unit of growth.
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Braden stayed her case until Swain emits a final decision on the FCB's constitutionality, according to a report by Caribbean Business.
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Ambilight emits a wide glow from your TV screen onto the wall, making the colour and excitement move beyond the screen.
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Both paper and plastic bags cause problems: Plastic bags can take 1,000 years to degrade, but paper production emits more carbon.
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Best of all is a recurring bull, who, like the wolf, emits none of the snorts and snarls that we expect.
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The scented canister emits a lemon smell that is 1% citronella and 99% aerosol, while the unscented canister is 100% aerosol.
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When the outermost portions of the atmosphere merge with outer space it emits a cloud of hydrogen atoms called the geocorona.
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The sun constantly emits ultraviolet radiation, that radiation hits your eyes, breaks apart the protein in your eyes and causes cataracts.
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It's more like a noise, which he emits right after telling Jimmy, "You'll make time," for future cartel-related legal work.
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Because the positron moves so quickly through the water, it emits the optical equivalent of a sonic boom, called Cherenkov radiation.
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That's 12 million tons, in a state that emits around 459 million tons a year — about 2.5 percent of the total.
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A one-way flight across the Atlantic from New York City to London emits one ton of carbon dioxide per passenger.
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This is a body with a weak voice, one that emits agonizing sounds of pain as well as heavy, strained breathing.
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"There should be an F.A.A. fine for those who bring hot food that emits odor onto the plane," Ms. Shlesinger said.
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The matter that falls into this feeding disc is sped up and heated to such high temperatures that it emits light.
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Even if there were no leakage, the combustion of methane in a vehicle emits carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen oxides.
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By a certain light, the beautiful lovable ending rings as earnest exaltation; other times the ending emits a lonely, blue sarcasm.
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The boom threatens Latin American forests and Arctic ice caps alike, as cattle-rearing prompts land-clearing and emits greenhouse gases.
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The steamer emits 1500 Watts worth of steam for 10 minutes straight and heats up in about 40 to 45 seconds.
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Now you, too, can parade around in a shirt that emits pure dank energy and declares you an instant sex symbol.
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Who sees new babies and immediately flashes to the approximately 15 tons of carbon emissions the average American emits per year?
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Unlike light from the sun, which emits photons at all the visible wavelengths, lasers focus their energy on one specific wavelength.
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Before "Treat People With Kindness," the upbeat, feel-good song that emits pure optimism, Styles invited the chorus singers on stage.
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The center found that on average, one American household emits 8.1 metric tons of CO2e each year through food consumption alone.
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Chromium also absorbs ultraviolet wavelengths of light, but re-emits some of it at a lower energy in the red wavelengths.
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I resist the urge to join them as the crowd emits a cacophony of roars, cheers and laughter at various key moments.
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Your router is what emits your signal, so if you have a crappy one, good luck connecting even your smartphone to it.
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"Khadafi" emits a black cool that is often mediated by whites through modes of consumption including record labels, magazines, and television shows.
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When illuminated with laser light under specific conditions, a cesium atom emits microwave radiation—rapid waves of light that crest and dip.
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According to a report by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, the textile industry emits more greenhouse gasses than international shipping and aviation combined.
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The United States is almost balanced, with its high social cost of carbon roughly proportional to how much carbon dioxide it emits.
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BP said that the company emits about 55 million tons of greenhouse gases each year directly from its extraction operations and refineries.
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On its low brightness setting, it emits just enough light for personal reading, but not so much it leaks beyond the book.
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Once touted as a cleaner alternative to petrol, which emits more CO2, diesel has come under fire for releasing other toxic fumes.
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But this requires actually getting up and walking around the room with your iPhone while the Sonos emits beeps and other tones.
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Although our energy sector emits much less methane than CO2, methane packs 84 times the global warming punch over the short term.
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This is a bit of an aside, but I'd also like to point out here that Face ID emits no visible light.
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It emits high-frequency, non-invasive radar pulses that can penetrate rock, soil, ice, and water to create images of the subsurface.
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The industry that remains emits a cocktail of soot and chemicals upon a population of 34,000 residents, 70 percent of them black.
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Shake it awake in the pitch black and it emits only the dimmest glow to avoid jolting your body back to awakeness.
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An animal's glow is triggered by a chemical reaction that emits light energy, according to the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
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Textile production emits 1.2 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases annually, more than all international flights and maritime shipping combined, the report said.
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That's adding 1,000 pounds of CO2 to the atmosphere per passenger, more than the average gas-pumping driver emits in a month.
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The robot also emits a wide-ranging series of emotive chirps to give it a sense of constant awareness in your presence.
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The Mirai, which means '"future" — has an MSRP of $58,500, and emits no carbon dioxide by using hybrid hydrogen fuel cell technology.
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The Ambilight emits a wide glow from your TV screen onto the wall, making the colour and excitement move beyond the screen.
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It would be an immense challenge to land on Europa because Jupiter emits damaging radiation that is expected to scramble spacecraft electronics.
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It would help, too, if there was a shift to cleaner oilfields, whose crude emits a fifth less than the dirtiest ones.
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Stairs cut into the floor lead to a closed yellow door with an eerie yet warm glow that emits through the cracks.
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The frog doesn't glow it the dark, exactly; instead it absorbs light at short wavelengths and re-emits it at longer wavelengths.
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At all hours, her eldest daughter, Jasleen, 9, emits screams and moans that echo through their apartment, threatening to wake the neighbors.
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For example, a one-way trip from New York City to London emits one ton of carbon dioxide per passenger, Vox reports.
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J0740+2.173 is a pulsar, a special type of neutron star that emits luminous beams of radiation out of its magnetic poles.
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And worst of all, critics say, it emits more carbon dioxide than traditional methods of energy production, even other coal-based ways.
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When the electron flips, it emits a characteristic wavelength (21 cm or 1420 MHz, approximately the same frequency as 4G cellular service).
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And China, which currently emits more greenhouse gases than any other country, has also not signed onto that portion of the treaty.
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What happens is that the beacons emits messages, which are detected by apps on your phone, even if the app is closed.
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Oil and gas emits 40 percent more methane (the most potent greenhouse gas) than previously understood, according to a study in Nature.
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The light hits a detector, which emits a signal that a computer can process to reconstruct the image and identify the tissue.
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By 22, the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) the company emits will equal the amount it captures from the air, Repsol says.
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One variety of Mr. Ruskey's beans, Pacamara, emits an earthy scent like the smell of California dirt and new plants in spring.
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For example, a medium-sized electric-car battery made in Sweden, which uses lots of renewable energy, emits 350kg of carbon dioxide.
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Just Scramble requires less water and emits fewer carbon emissions than conventional eggs, but Tetrick knows that this does not drive consumers.
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Transportation now regularly emits more earth-warming gases into the atmosphere than any other sector, according to the federal Energy Information Administration.
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As Twitter user Matthias Bartosik noted in some similar estimates, the average European car emits 0.1181 kg of CO2 per kilometer driven.
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The further we look back in time, the more stretched the light is—so older hydrogen emits a longer wavelength than newer hydrogen.
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This is the post-merger or ring-down phase during which the new wobbling black hole emits very characteristic gravitational waves as well.
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Ring lights are a favorite among vloggers, as the shape emits light all around you (the subject) while eliminating shadows from every direction.
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A star's luminosity, or the total amount of light it emits in a given time, is largely responsible for defining the habitable zone.
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The camera only emits a faint red light — light that's invisible to sea life — so they aren't scared off by the radiant intrusion.
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But, but, but: These policies only target the electricity sector, which emits the second-most greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S., after transportation.
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Those batteries power front and back axle motors, which means it's also an all-wheel drive vehicle, and of course emits zero emissions.
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According to a recent report in Nature Sustainability, crypto mining emits anywhere between 3 million and 15 million tons of carbon dioxide globally.
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A "hotspot" volcano in the middle of the Pacific tectonic plate, it emits cooler hydrothermal fluids at shallower depths (and therefore lower pressures).
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The Snoo Smart Sleeper is a crib that rocks gently and emits the sound of rain in order to put infants to sleep.
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It emits up to 350 lumens and comes with a battery and charging station to keep it powered up no matter the circumstances.
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While he likes the car's roominess and ride, he's not happy to be driving a car that emits more pollutants than it should.
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On Monday, Brazil, which emits about 2 percent of global emissions, announced that it had completed its domestic ratification of the Paris deal.
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So far this year, the fires have let loose more than 140 million metric tons, as much as Belgium emits in a year.
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Coal emits more air pollutants and climate warming gases than any other fossil fuel, and its mining can devastate local ecosystems and watersheds.
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Most of the decline in coal has been in favor of natural gas, which emits less CO2, but still contributes to global warming.
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A single round-trip flight between New York and California generates roughly 20% of the greenhouse gases your car emits in a year.
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A single round-trip flight between New York and California generates about 20% of the greenhouse gases your car emits in a year.
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But while such investments modestly decrease the rate at which a coal plant emits CO2, they can actually increase the plants' total emissions.
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It must emphasize to a public rightly concerned about climate change that gas emits only half the carbon dioxide emissions that coal does.
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The sheer optimism and projection of will that emits out from the player into these finely honed worlds is like a laser beam.
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Combined, stop-and-go congestion wastes 2.9 billion gallons of fuel and emits 56 billion pounds of carbon dioxide across the United States.
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For example, it emits 21.2 metric tons of carbon dioxide per person per year, while the study's sustainability threshold is 1.6 metric tons.
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The US only emits 15% of global CO2 emissionsSolar, wind, gas are out competing coal in the US#ParisAgreement will survive Trump pic.twitter.
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The watch emits a click-like haptic buzz as you move your finger over the bezel, simulating the clicks of the physical wheel.
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In comparison, a 23,000-kilowatt-hour coal plant emits 1,048 grams of CO265 per kilowatt hour — 22011 grams less than the biomass plant.
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Beef is consistently one of the worst climate offenders; Ritchie found that just one kilogram of beef emits 60 kilograms of greenhouse gases.
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The warhead, which is buried beneath Tulsa, Oklahoma, emits a kind of radiation that's safe for the body but lethal to the brain.
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Proxima b is about 1.3 times as massive as Earth, and orbits the red dwarf Proxima Centauri, a star that emits powerful flares.
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Available in four calming colors, it's stylish enough to leave sitting out and gently emits a calming stream of essential-oil-infused steam.
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The report found that oil and natural gas usage -- which emits less CO2, but still contributes to global warming -- has continued to rise.
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The screen clocks in at a decent Quad HD (2560 x 1440) resolution, though the finish emits a distracting glare, even when viewed indoors.
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Major oil companies, like ExxonMobil and Royal Dutch Shell, have increasingly invested in natural gas, which emits 50% less carbon than coal when burned.
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The US is lagging, as per usual, despite the fact our transportation sector today emits more carbon than any other sector of the economy.
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A magnifying glass is just a tool that makes something appear bigger by changing the path taken by the light it emits or reflects.
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They tug it toward them and heat it up, a process that emits lots of light and creates luminous objects that we call quasars.
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I tried to stop him from putting my iPhone in his mouth for a while because it's both absolutely filthy and emits radiofrequency waves.
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It was the — they have a very powerful engine testing site that, again, we're able to see because of the heat that it emits.
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Pacing around with your phone as a speaker emits loud noises still feels a little strange, but the end result is worth any awkwardness.
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In many Latin American countries this tends to come from natural gas, which emits less carbon than oil, though in Chile it is coal.
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He created a bait package, and inside of it a machine that blasts whoever opens it with glitter and immediately emits a fart spray.
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The big picture: At 10% of global power supply, nuclear power is the second-largest electricity source (after hydropower) that emits no carbon dioxide.
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Today many environmental experts say agricultural farming emits 2000% to 2100% of all CO2 into the atmosphere — more than all modes of transportation combined.
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America's Defense Department uses more oil and emits more greenhouse gases than any other institution on Earth, according to a new Brown University study.
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"One coal power plant, Bełchatów, emits more annually than all Polish forests can absorb," he said of the world's largest brown coal-burning facility.
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It sprays vaporized grape skin extract, a mild irritant, and emits sounds of natural predators near the tower to keep birds away, he said.
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Duffy pointed out that the Turk plant emits about 1,725 pounds of CO2 per megawatt hour, so it's already beating the EPA's proposed benchmarks.
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It is developing a smelting process that emits oxygen instead of greenhouse gases, using a ceramic anode instead of a carbon anode during electrolysis.
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Zuckerberg said that Chan inspired him to invent the Sleep Box, which emits a dim light between the hours of 6 and 7 a.m.
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Her embrace of the ugly as intrinsically human makes listening to the groans and snorts and other nonverbal sounds she emits a genuine pleasure.
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The US economy emits around 16 tons of carbon dioxide per person each year, just about the highest CO2 emissions rate in the world.
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Legend has it that the Mongolian Death Worm is a headless worm found in the Gobi Desert that emits electricity and a lethal venom.
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And, the cost to all the rest of us in human and environmental damage from the pollution it emits isn't reflected anywhere at all.
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It still emits carbon dioxide when burned, and its main component, methane, is around 80 times more potent than carbon as a greenhouse gas.
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As the gas from the quasar falls into the black hole it emits strong bursts of energy that are smeared across the electromagnetic spectrum.
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The comet is also interesting to scientists because it is hyperactive, meaning it emits more water than expected, a phenomenon that is relatively rare.
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"Inside Outside," with its bright, glowing colors against the subdued tones of the lozenge interiors and the black ground, emits a continuous, soothing thrum.
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It was the — they have a very powerful engine-testing site, that again we're able to see because of the heat that it emits.
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Light therapy involves sitting in front of a light therapy box that emits very bright light for a minimum of 20 minutes per day.
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Its infrastructure network emits large amounts of fugitive methane, at least 86 times more powerful a warming agent than carbon dioxide over 20 years.
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At the top, a half-open door emits a cloud of sparkly dust motes or tiny stars that may at first escape your notice.
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The company committed to becoming carbon negative by 20300, meaning that it plans to draw down more planet-heating carbon dioxide than it emits.
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As the sun rose, they descended into the vast volcanic caldera, which emits billowing clouds of sulfur from hundreds of cracks in the earth.
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To explain why hydrogen emits both colors, physicists developed the new theory of quantum electrodynamics, which forms the basis of particle physics theory today.
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I was amazed at the statistic that adding whipped cream to Starbuck drinks emits 50 times the greenhouse gases of the company's private jet.
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They instead struck gas, "which, on taking fire emits a flame sufficient to light up the surrounding country," a newspaper reported at the time.
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The federal government measures the "carbon intensity" of each state by calculating the amount of carbon it emits for each dollar of economic output.
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The volcano emits sulfur dioxide, which at high concentrations can be a health hazard especially for children, the elderly and people with respiratory illness.
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Expecting a burglar, he is underwhelmed to find the spirit, and relishes the refreshingly cold blast of air the ghost emits to frighten him.
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A boy peers inside a mobile home's window, turns and looks around, emits a short, shrill scream, and then carries on with his business.
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It might not be the most functional source of light in your house, but hey, it looks hella tight and emits a sexy little glow.
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The space changes colors and emits sounds in response to the path of the plane: The farther it flies, the more "feedback" the space offers.
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And while natural gas emits about half the greenhouse gases of coal, the quantity isn't zero, so these generators are in the cross-hairs too.
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Steezy emits an explosive stream of shit, a cacophonous eruption that sends feces splattering across the room in a shotgun-like spray of poo pellets.
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British Airways and Shell will also purchase the biofuel produced, which emits around 70% less greenhouse gases compared with the fossil fuel equivalent, Velocys said.
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Over 150 years ago, scientists proved that CO2 traps heat from the Sun and that burning fossil fuels like oil, gas, and coal emits CO2.
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Last year, scientists discovered an area of peatland around the size of England, containing as much trapped carbon dioxide as America emits in 503 years.
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Natural gas emits very little particulate pollution, which is a big draw for developing nations whose populations are choking on smog from coal and oil.
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Called SkinTrack, this "whoa future" idea comes in two parts, a wristband laden with electrodes and a ring that emits a high-frequency AC signal.
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The airline will not allow certain kinds of animals, including snakes, goats, reptiles, amphibians, beasts with horns, and anything that emits an odour (except humans).
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Plasma is invisible to the human eye (and to optical telescopes), but with its ultra-sensitive instruments, Hitomi could detect the X-rays it emits.
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Windows can also retain a smoky film that emits odor when they&aposre warmed by sun, so be sure to give them a thorough washing.
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Burning coal, oil, and gas has helped humanity make remarkable progress in improving infrastructure, transportation, and health, but it also emits gases that trap heat.
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According to a 2015 report from UCLA, the average person in the city of San Francisco emits just 6.7 metric tons of CO2 per year.
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Basically, every time your character farts in the game, the gadget strapped over your nose emits a one-second blast of intense, fart-scented fragrance.
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The Mosquito emits an awful sound in the 17.5 to 18.5 kilohertz range that is supposed to disperse potential troublemakers to at least 000 feet.
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The "Mosquito Killer" billboard, created by the agencies Posterscope and NBS, emits carbon dioxide and a lactic acid solution to mimic human breathing and sweat.
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The European Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service estimates that they have produced more than 100m tonnes of carbon dioxide, roughly what Belgium emits in a year.
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Many officers were wielding assault rifles, and police used an LRAD — a military device that emits a deafening high-pitched siren — to disperse the crowd.
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Radar emits radio frequencies to gather information, whereas LIDAR uses lasers to collect data through lightwaves that project a 360-degree view around the car.
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The Nettox device emits a sound when HRV and blood oxygen levels fall within this range, which reminds the wearer to stop using their phone.
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The world's third-largest carbon polluter, India, which emits about 7 percent of the world's emissions, has been unclear about its plans to sign on.
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The processing and transport of wood fuel emits even more greenhouse gases, and forest harvesting also releases carbon from the soil, further accelerating climate change.
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In June, Arctic fires released 50 metric megatons of carbon dioxide — as much as Sweden emits in one year, according to the World Meteorological Association.
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Speech from an astronaut, video from cameras and data from sensors flow into a transmitter, which emits radio waves picked up by a terrestrial receiver.
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Dried peat emits carbon dioxide, and to prevent that, the Indonesia government is requiring peatland concession holders to plug drains and raise the water table.
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When you tap the "find" icon in the app, the associated Tile emits a loud ringtone so that you're able to locate your lost item.
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Thanks to the city's building disclosure laws, we know that the mayor's own New York City Housing Authority emits far more than the private sector.
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The discount allows some TV stations to deduct half their audience in areas where they broadcast on the UHF standard, which emits a weaker signal.
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Around the world, aviation emits about 860 million metric tons of carbon dioxide every year, or about 2 percent of total global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Today, you have email and instant messaging and smartphones, but so far, no one has invented an app that emits a scent quite like that.
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The fallback argument is that biofuel is a smarter environmental choice than traditional gasoline because upon burning it emits a lesser volume of greenhouse gases.
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Although Washington emits baldfaced lies with startling regularity these days, I encourage journalists to refocus on the more pernicious misdirections, like Mr. Ryan's magic asterisks.
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Luminosity is simply the star's brightness, but it also gives insight into how much energy it emits, which is affected by the star's plasma flow.
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And the smelting process that separates pure aluminum from the ore emits carbon through smokestacks, and waste water from the process is tainted with pollutants.
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Starbucks announced today that it's going to slash the greenhouse gases it emits and waste it sends to landfills in half over the next decade.
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It emits negative ions that bind to positively charged particles like allergens, dust, pollen, fungus, pet dander and odors, and neutralizes them in the process.
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The manure, which is spread on fields or collected in large tanks, also emits greenhouse gases, said Ms. Bergen of the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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I was only listening for those "audible proximity alerts" — the high-pitched beeps that my car emits as I approach an object while in reverse.
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The pinball machine emits a yellow/red/pink light, while the remainder of the canvas is effulgent with acid yellow, rose pink, and emerald green.
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For the PS1 show, a fog machine attached to a black hooded sweatshirt emits a burst of steam regularly, breathing fleeting life into the garment.
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Climate activists are fighting against the pipeline since it would promote the extraction and use of more oil, which when burned emits planet-warming greenhouse gases.
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In addition to looking punk rock as all hell, the device emits ultrasonic noise that interferes with microphones' ability to record yet is inaudible to humans.
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Here he gestures to seriousness with a constant dirgeful cello score by Hildur Guðnadóttir, but emits major dirtbag vibes when imagining the depravity of Joker's milieu.
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Cassini's mission was intended to study the unseen aspects of the solar system's most striking planet, including its magnetic field and the radio signals it emits.
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Why it matters: Natural gas, while far cleaner than coal and oil, is still a fossil fuel that emits heat-trapping emissions that cause global warming.
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The antis cite earthquakes, water pollution and global warming as reasons to fight fracking (shale gas emits far less than coal but is a fossil fuel).
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Unlike light waves, which propagate wavelengths that are smaller than the object that emits them, gravitational ripples produce wavelengths larger than the objects that produce them.
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A "Bio Blue" display which supposedly emits less blue light could in theory make your eyes less strained and possibly easier for you to fall asleep.
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People put on what can look like a hair net or beanie connected to a bunch of wires, which emits near-infrared light into the skull.
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This one-of-a-kind Bluetooth speaker emits colorful LED lighting while delivering booming bass and lively treble, putting a funky spin on your listening experience.
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The audio volume – the ring the Tile emits when you're trying to find your item – is also now (optionally) twice as loud in the new devices.
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UploadVR notes that the company was also demonstrating a new display tech called "Bio Blue" that supposedly emits less blue light than Samsung's own AMOLED screens.
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These unions occur when two black holes in close orbit around each other coalesce into a single hole, a process that emits strong gravitational wave signatures.
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Crucially, this little swarm of electrons naturally emits light particles that are able to mirror the quantum superposition (the particle or particle system in multiple states).
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Although no one knows the exact amount of carbon that China emits each year, the country has some of the most polluted air in the world.
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Some environmental groups say waste-to-energy plants still aren't exactly "clean," since burning waste emits carbon dioxide, as does transporting that waste to the plant.
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Another safety device, Ocean Guardian's SharkShield device, emits a electrical field is meant to trigger spasms in a shark's electrical receptors if it gets within range.
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The large 8-inch screen is crisp, sharp, and even offers a blue-light filter to help minimize the amount of blue light the screen emits.
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Some big growers like China and Zimbabwe are also using coal, which emits carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas blamed for global warming, the WHO said.
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The mirror they use, though more than 99 percent reflective to the specific wavelength of light that their laser emits, looks clear to the human eye.
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Although burning natural gas for energy emits fewer long-lived greenhouse gases, it does release considerable amounts of methane — a potent, short-lived global warming agent.
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Feed and land use: This includes cattle manure that emits a greenhouse gas called nitrous oxide, how cattle graze on pastures and deforestation, particularly in Brazil.
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The discount allows some TV stations to deduct half of its audience in areas where it broadcasts on the UHF standard, which emits a weaker signal.
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Each leg of a trans-Atlantic flight emits about one ton of carbon dioxide per passenger, as well as a number of other heat-trapping chemicals.
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Moraxella osloensis is primarily responsible for the stench of dirty laundry, and it may also be the reason that your sponge eventually emits a funky odor.
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In Elizabeth Streb and Anne Bogart's "Falling & Loving," dancers and actors share the stage with the Guck Machine, which emits a waterfall of food andother objects.
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If that weren't fun enough, each object emits a unique composition that, once you position yourself to hear, feels like a mini-concert just for you.
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Nicholas Kristof Opinion Columnist President Trump resembles a Geiger counter: When he emits increasing howls, he is signaling that we're approaching some radioactive or explosive truth.
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Delta emits around 40 million metric tons of carbon dioxide annually, roughly equivalent to a year's worth of emissions from about 10 coal-fired power plants.
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Notwithstanding policing and economic discrimination, California emits a golden halo in the progressive American imagination, one that obscures the material conditions of blacks in the state.
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Fortuitously, the white dwarf's companion emits precisely timed pulses of light—thus, the term pulsar—which is what makes these objects useful cosmic clocks in space.
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Shutting down coal in favor of natural gas, which is cleaner and emits much less carbon, is a big business opportunity for companies like Exxon Mobil.
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But China is keen on Simandou's high-grade iron ore, which emits less pollution when processed, says Eric Humphery-Smith from Verisk Maplecroft, a risk consultancy.
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The RingGo app can automatically determine the kind of vehicle being parked and, in turn, charge tariffs based on the level of pollution that vehicle emits.
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Businesses and manufacturers support the bill because they say it provides more certainty for regulated entities, including industries whose work emits a lot of the pollution.
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Unlike the loud engines of many Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), the Medusa is quiet and only emits a spectrum of red light sea creatures cannot see.
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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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The device, which is pill-shaped and is meant to sit on a dashboard, emits different colors so that riders can more easily identify their drivers.
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Usually priced at $3,299, this massive near bezel-less display from LG is an OLED, which means it's flexible and emits light better than traditional 4K TVs.
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The sensor itself emits low-power RF signals, is about the size of a laptop, and can be hung on the wall next to a sleeping patient.
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These projections, if they are born out, would be good news for the climate, given that burning oil and gas for energy emits planet-warming greenhouse gases.
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Mr. Mewati's furred belly peeks out of the bottom of his dress shirt, and he has Tourette's syndrome, so he emits a stream of grunts and tics.
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Using a process called inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry, the device then identifies the shaving's atomic makeup by the light it emits, like a tiny, dying supernova.
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It even emits a slew of film-accurate sound effects when you push the center infinity stone, and each stone pulsates with glowing light when powered on.
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That's a big problem, because so far, only one out the five states that emits the most carbon dioxide has signed the We Are Still In pledge.
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The radiation that the black hole emits doesn't actually contain information from the black hole, so it seems like all the details are disappearing along the way.
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The Bristl is a next-generation electric brush that emits blue light to whiten teeth and kill bacteria, and red light to give your gums some TLC.
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When Arie sends Seinne home, she emits some feeble protests — "I'm sorry you feel that way" kind of stuff — but otherwise seems totally cool with heading home.
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Even though the U.S. emits much less than China, it is still an influential force in holding other countries that emit much less, and much more, accountable.
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It emits a super satisfying snap you every time you close the phone, something that echoes the best thing about flip phones from back in the day.
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Some of the team members in the lab refined exactly what this molecule's rotational spectrum, the light it emits from tumbling around in space, should look like.
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When the alarm goes off, the clock emits an intense scent for three minutes, which the company claims is enough time to wake a person from sleep.
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Its acronym notwithstanding, though, at a time characterized by the high level of ambition among premium comedies, "GLOW" has admirable qualities but emits a relatively dim light.
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Hardy emits a mighty bark of a laugh, slamming his hand down onto an object in front of him, filling the courtroom with a loud buzzing sound.
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In 37 states, an all-electric car emits fewer greenhouse gas emissions compared to the most fuel-efficient gas-powered car, over the first 100,000 miles driven.
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As for the utility of a world-eating Jimmy, it would be hard to harness any radiation he emits due to the strength of his gravitational attraction.
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New York and several other American cities have much cleaner air, partly because diesel fuel (which emits more nitrogen dioxide) is less common in the United States.
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Regulators have emphasized the switch to natural gas in the last decade because, although it's still a fossil fuel, it emits less CO2 than coal when burned.
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"Gas is a dangerous fossil fuel which emits significant amounts of greenhouse gases... we can't keep sinking taxpayer billions into more fossil fuels," FEE's Antoine Simon said.
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It then emits a sound, one that sounds uncannily like a mosquito flying close to your ear, and the vibration pushes water out the horizontal speaker holes.
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The government of Japan, which emits about 3 percent of global emissions, is expected to take up its Paris ratification in a special parliamentary session this fall.
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Feeding the human race emits a lot of heat-trapping gasair temperature over land is rising twice as fast as the global average, the IPCC scientists found.
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A single round-trip flight between New York and California, for example, generates 20% of the greenhouse gases that a the average car emits in a year.
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Today, one liter of Arla milk emits 1.15 kilogram of carbon dioxide, which it aims to cut by 30 percent by 2030 and to zero by 2050.
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For Brown and for most of his readers, I'd guess, the new world of technology emits the same aura of mystery and darkness as the Catholic Church.
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Coal, historically the world's dominant and cheapest source of electricity, is a fossil fuel that emits the most traditional air pollutants, like nitrogen oxide, and carbon emissions.
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Trump administration officials tout how natural gas, which emits 50% less carbon dioxide than coal, has helped lower America's carbon emissions to levels not seen in decades.
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The box emits D65 light, which, Bell said, simulates the midday sun in Western Europe — supposedly the purest possible illumination and the industry standard for assessing color.
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China — which already emits more carbon from burning fossil fuels than the United States and Europe combined — saw electricity use jump last year as its economy accelerated.
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With an abundance of locally produced cheap coal, the region is bucking the global trend towards finding cleaner alternatives to burning fossil fuels which emits greenhouse gases.
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Mars: The planet periodically emits methane, a finding that has been perplexing scientists around the world because, on Earth, the gas is usually produced by living creatures.
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The burning of biomass also emits carbon dioxide but can be made carbon neutral by planting new forests, as in Vaxjo, which absorb the gas to grow.
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Once the imaging agent is injected into a patient's body, it emits gamma rays that can be detected by gamma cameras that look like X-ray machines.
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That's where officials are testing a system to trap the carbon that the city emits from power plants or transportation, rather than release it into the atmosphere.
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Story at a glance Microsoft is making the pledge to go completely "carbon negative" by 2030 by removing more carbon from the environment than the company emits.
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Starbucks announced Tuesday that it will strive to become "resource positive," storing more carbon than it emits, eliminating waste and providing more clean freshwater than it uses.
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A major source, according to the EPA's standards, emits 10 tons or more of pollutants a year or 25 tons or more of a combination of pollutants.
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Katsunori Teranishi, who studies the squid's bioluminescence at Mie University in Japan, has found that the firefly squid constantly emits a weak light with no apparent advantage.
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Even a coal power plant that emits fewer pollutants is still a far dirtier way to produce electricity than a natural gas, nuclear, wind or solar plant.
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Another device, the Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro, $435, emits red and blue light in a mask format, and each session is only three minutes.
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While eating an 8-ounce steak emits comparable emissions to driving a car 29 miles, consuming a similar meat substitute is comparable to driving just 3 miles.
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It features a heating blade that warms a tobacco stick and emits a vapor with the taste of tobacco, but with fewer noxious chemicals than cigarette smoke.
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China, which currently emits more greenhouse gases than any other country, announced it had achieved its emissions reductions goals ahead of schedule, but made no new commitments.
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On an LCD, the back of the display emits a constant stream of white light, which passes through a polarizer and onto an array of liquid crystals.
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Because ethanol emits less carbon than conventional gasoline when burned, the renewable fuels standard requires that refiners include 183 billion gallons of ethanol in their products annually.
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The original piece, which debuted at 53's Salone del Mobile furniture fair in Milan, features a willow-tree-like structure that emits vapor-filled elasticized bubbles.
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Oporto found that the chain of returned goods uses 1.2 billion gallons of diesel fuel and emits 12 million metric tons of carbon dioxide, a global warming pollutant.
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The TV's built-in audio is high-quality and uses what Sony calls their Acoustic Surface, meaning the TV panel itself emits audio and is always front-facing.
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In a video posted on its site, Kitty Hawk notes that a helicopter hovering at 1,500 feet emits about 80 dBA, while Heaviside only puts out 38 dBA.
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The country's environmentalists are trying to stop imports of petroleum coke, known as petcoke, which emits sulphur oxides that are known to cause lung disease and acid rain.
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She was an epilepsy patient who died in 2010 after being implanted with the Vagus Nerve Stimulator (VNS), a device that emits small shocks intended to block seizures.
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File photo - A crow sits on a dead tree and smoke emits from the chimney of a factory as the sun sets in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, Sept.
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The phone's speaker emits a sound covering the 18-24 kHz range, well outside what a human can hear — but the device's microphone can detect it just fine.
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"The sun emits strongly in nearly every wavelength, making it the biggest source of noise in the sky," said Dan Ossing, mission operations manager for the STEREO mission.
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Interesting tidbit: did you know that, according to Stanford, each ounce of polyethylene (PET), the material commonly used in making beverage bottles, emits five ounces of carbon dioxide?
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Within the accretion disk, photons—particles of light with no mass—swirl around the edges of the black hole, which is, again, a void that emits no light.
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The heating element in e-cigarettes emits tiny particles, sometimes including metals, which can lodge themselves deep into the lungs and get absorbed into the body's circulatory system.
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When a luciferin reacts with oxygen—a process facilitated by luciferase—it forms an excited, unstable compound that emits light when it returns to its lowest energy state.
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But when the laser emits this little beam, the body's own wound healing system mechanisms start to work, and there's increased collagen formation and new blood vessels formed.
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The MACHOs theory suggests that dark matter actually consists of baryonic matter (the ordinary matter that you can see) that is so dense it hardly emits any radiation.
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Sometimes confused with bioluminescence, fluorescence is when an animal absorbs light and then emits it at a lower energy level, causing the light to be a different color.
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The Pictar emits an ultrasonic noise every time you hit one of the buttons, and the Pictar app — which you have to use, but is actually pretty nice!
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Overall, the oceans soak up a huge amount of the CO2 that humanity emits into the atmosphere (some 30 percent), which has substantially curbed Earth's accelerating temperature rise.
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The country's environmentalists are trying to stop imports of petroleum coke, known as petcoke, which emits sulfur oxides that are known to cause lung disease and acid rain.
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The red dwarf star itself emits only about 0.4% of our sun's radiance, so the planet receives about 2% of the intensity that Earth receives from its sun.
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One round-trip flight from New York to San Francisco emits one-fifth of the greenhouse gases per passenger that the average American's car produces in a year.
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It emits a warm type of calm, of the sort that recalls early sun shining down onto an uncovered shoulder, and sitting outside, feeling quietly replenished by daylight.
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More nicotine than a MarlboroIn 15 puffs, a Juul emits about 15% more nicotine than a Marlboro Red cigarette, according to research from the American University of Beirut.
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This "bracelet of silence," developed by two computer science professors and an assistant professor, emits ultrasonic signals when activated, preventing nearby microphones from listening to the wearer's conversations.
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The collective sigh of relief that the audience emits at the end isn't inspired only by the (spoiler alert) final success of the mission and vindication of Stagg.
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The horn's interior microphone emits a low seashell rumble; its white noise calls to mind the way the SETI Institute monitors electromagnetic radiation for signs of alien transmissions.
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Burning it emits particulate pollution under 2.5 microns that crosses the blood-brain barrier, as well as co-contaminants we breathe such as formaldehyde, benzene and other toxins.
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It gives your friend or relative access thousands of titles through Amazon's library, and the display limits the amount of blue light it emits to prevent eye strain.
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The production of polyester textiles alone emits about 706 million tons of greenhouse gases a year, and hundreds of gallons of water go into making a cotton garment.
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Gas emits half as much carbon dioxide as coal when burnt to generate electricity, and at least 75 per cent less nitrogen oxide and other health-harming particles.
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The warming trend also bears the unmistakable sign of human activity, which emits tens of billions of tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each year, scientists say.
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The heating element in e-cigarettes emits tiny particles, sometimes including metals, which can lodge themselves deep into the lungs and get absorbed into the body's circulatory system.
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And with scientists indicating our soil can absorb as much carbon as the global transportation system emits, we'll put American farmers at the center of our climate revolution.
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Take one round-trip flight between New York and California, and you've generated about 215 percent of the greenhouse gases that your car emits over an entire year.
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The pipelines carry a particularly dirty fossil fuel: tar sands oil which emits up to 15 percent more carbon dioxide than other types of oil, in enormous quantities.
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Once formidable emerging countries are in disarray: Brazil and Russia have fallen into deep recessions, and China is, at best, decelerating; only India emits a soupçon of positive energy.
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Her main project is tweaking a machine called Orca, which emits radio frequencies that reduce the monsters from raging whirlwinds of destruction to much more docile (if enormous) beasts.
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If you fill up a black hole with solid gold, and fill up another one with pizzas, the Hawking radiation that each black hole emits will be the same.
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The volcanologists study the earthquakes that occur beneath a volcano; the bulges and other changes to its surface; and the type and volume of gas and ash it emits.
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Incineration is falling out of favour for heating or electricity generation as coal-fired plants are replaced with gas, which emits less greenhouse gases than waste-to-energy plants.
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Iggy's laugh is an unexpectedly bubbly guffaw, which he emits sometimes because he's tickled by his own thought process, other times because of some comment from director Jim Jarmusch.
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It emits an electricity-generated plasma beam that is hotter and cleaner than a butane flame, and the included battery cranks up to 300 uses on a single charge.
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If you don't want to shell out the dough for a fancy case, you can always put your cellphone in airplane mode to reduce the radio frequencies it emits.
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Even more amazingly, researchers have demonstrated that an app on your phone can listen to the ultrasound, inaudible to humans, that your computer's processor emits when performing various functions.
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Neither Mr. Brady nor the children are anywhere to be seen today and, thus, all is quiet in a room where a scented candle emits the fragrance of sandalwood.
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Rice cultivation emits as much as a hundred million tons of methane each year; should we one day consider genetically modified strains that would reduce emissions while increasing productivity?
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In more personal terms, a roundtrip flight from London to New York emits 22,21944 pounds of carbon—more than the average citizen of 275 countries generates in a year.
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Experts have largely attributed the drop in emissions to the cheaper price of natural gas, which emits less carbon than coal, a top contributor to greenhouse gas emissions globally.
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That has spurred electric utilities and other energy users to drop coal in favor of natural gas, which emits around half of the carbon dioxide as coal when burned.
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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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Added stops include a rather trivial one that emits a feeble, warbling imitation of bird song, which is jokingly labeled "Byrds," after the Elizabethan organist and composer William Byrd.
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Our modeling shows rolling back fuel efficiency standards would send 28500 billion tons more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere by 6900, more than the European Union emits per year.
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The FeatherWeight Compact Folding Hair Dryer uses T3 SoftAire technology emits an expansive volume for quick, high-speed drying of large sections of hair without the risk of frizzing.
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This is the fraudulent call I want you to trace,' and pressing any button on the keypad, which emits a tone that sounds like the start of a recording.
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We allow for unnecessary nitrous oxide emissions from the fertilizer used to grow crops, and then we dump the wasted food into a landfill where it emits methane gas.
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In part, that may be because while brands have started cleaning up their acts, fashion is second only to the oil industry in the amount of pollutants it emits.
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While many nations are struggling to reduce their carbon emissions, the Kingdom of Bhutan is already carbon negative: it takes more greenhouse gasses from the atmosphere than it emits.
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If you were to dive to the bottom of the pond and thrust your hand wrist-deep into the mud, your fingertips would brush a layer that emits radiation.
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The equipment uses a small device that emits gas, Ford said, which could ignite if there are "excessive sparks," causing insulation and carpets inside the truck to catch fire.
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In fact, as the California Department of Public Health has said, holding a cellphone up to your face emits much more RF energy than Bluetooth headsets, such as AirPods.
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In the image a mother grabs her twin daughters by the arm, one in diapers and wearing rubber sandals, the other barefoot, as a teargas cannister emits its fumes.
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One piece, for example, emits the sound of a siren and radiates with patches of color when you take a drink of alcohol and blow into its attached breathalyzer.
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Also, the new Air Force One will be greener than the current one: Boeing says the 747-8 emits 16 less tons of CO2 per trip than the 1703-200B.
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Re-Timer emits a green-blue light that stops the production of melatonin, which can effectively adjust your sleep pattern as needed to ensure you get the most restful sleep.
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But wintergreen flavoring, Methyl salicylate, is fluorescent, which means it absorbs the ultraviolet light emitted by the nitrogen molecules and then re-emits it as light in the visible spectrum.
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Of course, the device isn't sold as actually translating cat mews into human words, rather, the device appears to trigger pre-recorded human phrases when the cat emits a sound.
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"The sun emits strongly in nearly every wavelength, making it the biggest source of noise in the sky," Dan Ossing, mission operations manager for STEREO, said in a NASA statement.
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The suit contends that climate change-fed heavy rainfall is flooding the facility, which emits harmful contaminants into a tributary of the Mystic River in violation of the facility's permit.
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One reason is the snap decision after the disaster at Fukushima in 2011 by Angela Merkel, the chancellor, to phase out nuclear power (which emits no greenhouse gases) by 2022.
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Tossed food ends up in landfills, where it emits a potent methane gas that is 28 to 36 percent more effective at trapping heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide.
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While China currently emits the most greenhouse gases out of any country, the U.S. has historically emitted the most, and continues to be the second-largest emitter of carbon dioxide.
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The flower, which gets its name from the putrid stench it emits, will remain in peak bloom through Wednesday morning, and the garden has extended its hours for the occasion.
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So when you click the button to release Luigi's goo self, the stream of slime actually emits from the bottom of your Poltergust (that's what the ghost vacuum is called).
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Oh, and another thing: You wouldn't know it just by looking at the HomePod (it's only seven inches tall), but it emits remarkably deep bass through its high-excursion woofer.
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Residents have been working with experts from the nearby University of Guelph, planting trees in the village forest to help absorb the carbon dioxide the town emits, Mr. Simon said.
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German companies are keen to convert power from renewables into hydrogen, which emits water when it burns in oxygen rather than the CO2 released by coal, oil and natural gas.
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She emits a number of trills (long lines of rolling Rs with full voice, now inwardly delivered, at high pressure) and single notes sustained with the steadiness of electronic signals.
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One home that Mr. Dixon outfitted with a PurpleAir this summer is across the river from Edgar Thomson Steelworks and near a coke refinery that emits a rotted sulfur smell.
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The youth argued that the U.S., by supporting an energy system that emits potent heat-trapping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, infringed upon their constitutional rights to a stable future.
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The big picture: Gas emits far less CO2 when burned than coal, but its primary component — methane — is also a potent greenhouse gas that can escape during production and transport.
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It said the new investments would be part of its work towards IKEA becoming climate positive - to cut more greenhouse gas emissions than the IKEA value chain emits - by 2030.
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The European Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service estimates that fires within the Arctic Circle have produced more than 100m tonnes of carbon dioxide, or roughly what Belgium emits in a year.
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When disturbed, this creature acts like a space-movie mother ship — it emits tiny balls of stinging cells that then swim around on their own, zapping anything in their path.
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Real estate owners are incredibly exposed to sustainability risks: the industry consumes 40% of all energy globally, emits 30% of total carbon dioxide, and uses 40% of all raw materials.
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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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It's hard to picture a world in which everyone relies on a dorky-looking headband that emits pink noise into their brain as a means to get some decent shut eye.
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The cool part here is that the plane emits only water vapor as its exhaust, not that Trump gives a shit about the environment enough to invest in such a thing.
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Gas provider CNG Fuels said the upmarket grocery chain had added 10 trucks to its fleet, all powered by renewable biomethane gas, which emits 153.613 percent less carbon dioxide than diesel.
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But that case is harder to make with embarrassing reminders that coal is more expensive than natural gas and, in some markets, renewables, and it still emits more heat-trapping gases.
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For one, the communications industry emits less than 2 percent of total global emissions and there is a path to prevent the industry from growing its share of emissions over time.
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Textile production emits 1.2 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases annually, more than all international flights and maritime shipping combined, it said, with less than 1 percent of unwanted clothes being recycled.
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The cloak basically measures space as pixels and, by doing so, it collects and emits light in a way to make whatever it is cloaking appear invisible to the human eye.
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The phenomenon, which occurs when a profusion of algae emits dangerous toxins into the water and air, has left people in six Florida counties experiencing respiratory problems, according to Fox 6.
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It emits carbon dioxide and, because it is hard to store, its price can soar during emergencies—witness supply disruptions in Europe this week and shivering schoolchildren in China (see article).
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Google estimates that each search emits roughly 24.5 grams of CO10 into the atmosphere, due to the energy it takes to power the cables, routers, and servers that make Google work.
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"I've been a sheriff here for 20 years and worked for the office for 39 years, and I've never heard of leaving around a device that emits poisonous gas," he said.
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The Facebook co-founder, 34, said Saturday that Chan, also 34, inspired him to invent the Sleep Box, which emits a dim light between the hours of 6 and 7 a.m.
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He and his colleagues have built a device, about the size of a thin laptop, that emits sound at frequencies 10 times higher than the shrillest note a piccolo can sustain.
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The human body naturally emits infrared radiation — this is why we show up on heat maps — but even "cool" fabrics like cotton and linen trap this radiation and keep us hot.
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Indonesia has approved palm oil concessions on nearly 15 million acres of peatlands over the last decade; burning peat emits high levels of carbon dioxide and is devilishly hard to extinguish.
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Sculptures constructed with bronze casts of twigs are displayed next to plants made from papier-mâché , and a sculpture that has a stick of incense emits the scent of cedar trees.
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This is because the organic-rich mud it lives in emits hydrogen sulphide, which the shipworm (a type of saltwater clam) consumes to survive—unlike other shipworms, which munch on wood.
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The lignite coal that is mined adjacent to the Kemper County plant emits more climate-warming carbon dioxide per unit of heat than other coal, and far more than natural gas.
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China emits more carbon into the atmosphere today, but as our climate reporter Justin Gillis explains, the United States has a long head start on burning coal, oil and natural gas.
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Combined with the processor that emits the pings and houses the gesture engine, Sentons also uses "sensor modules" around the perimeter of a device to detect when those pings are interrupted.
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Proponents point out that life cycle analyses making that optimistic assumption find that in the long run burning wood pellets sometimes (but not always) emits fewer greenhouse gases than burning coal.
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Hydrogen gas has long been seen as a potential alternative to fossil fuels as it emits water when burnt, not CO2, the greenhouse gas emitted by coal, oil and natural gas.
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All of that fast-moving gas gets heated up to the point where it glows and emits all sorts of forms of electromagnetic radiation, from heat to light to radio waves.
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The first is "The Dawn of Man," in which a tribe of primates living in a prehistorical desert encounters a shiny, rectangular black monolith that emits a kind of choral singing.
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According to the New York Times, a round-trip flight between New York and California generates about 20 percent of the greenhouse gases that your car emits over an entire year.
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Meitner, along with Austrian scientist Otto Frisch, realized that this was the result of splitting the uranium atom into smaller atoms, a phenomenon that also emits a huge amount of energy.
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These things add up: Today, the US commercial aircraft fleet emits just one-third the CO20203 per passenger-mile that it did back in 1970, as seen in the black line below.
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The head includes sensors and when you rub Jibo's plastic cranium, its screen eye turns into a smile, the robot emits a purring sound, and the head presses back against your hand.
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Powerhouse Energy says its own production process emits much less CO2 than using natural gas, giving motorists a significantly greater emissions saving — while using up rubbish that would otherwise go to landfill.
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While aviation emits about 2.4 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, demand for flights is rapidly growing and the resulting emissions are on track to triple by the middle of the century.
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The planet's lack of atmosphere is probably due to intense radiation from its parent red dwarf, which, though dim by stellar standards, also emits high levels of ultraviolet light, the study says.
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Rather than send out radio waves, it emits pulses of infrared light (lasers that human eyes can't see) and then measures how long they take to come back after hitting an object.
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In front of the wolf, which really is lurking around like an unsubtle metaphor at this point, June emits a primal scream that is an expression of all of her inward trauma.
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SUPPOSE Britain's prime minister ordered civil servants to make the world's fifth-biggest economy fully carbon-neutral by 2045, and thereafter to extract more greenhouse gases from the atmosphere than it emits.
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India's annual demand for petroleum coke, an energy intensive fuel that emits harmful sulphur oxides and ample carbon dioxide when burned, has doubled to 22016 million tonnes in the past four years.
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Each spray, delivered under the tongue or to the cheek, emits 100 microlitres of a solution including alcohol, peppermint oil and a mixture of THC and CBD, the active ingredients in cannabis.
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During the procedure "the catheter emits a pulse of painless radio frequency energy, which destroys the abnormal heart tissue and corrects the irregular heartbeat," according to a description given by his office.
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But a team of researchers has found that they can glean a surprising amount of information about what a monitor displays by listening to and analyzing the unintended, ultrasonic sounds it emits.
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These wires are threaded behind the ears, down the neck and to the front chest area, where they are connected to a watch-size device that emits a controlled amount of electricity.
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Although scientists can never be sure that climate change caused a particular event such as the Alberta fire, few people doubt that producing Athabasca crude emits more greenhouse gas than conventional oil.
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When crushed by an "implosion" created by conventional high explosive, the initiator emits a burst of a million or so neutrons to boost the nascent uncontrolled chain reaction within the nuclear material.
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India's annual demand for petroleum coke, an energy intensive fuel that emits harmful sulfur oxides and ample carbon dioxide when burned, has doubled to 22016 million tonnes in the past four years.
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When the ball is being held correctly using the fundamental five points of pressure, it emits a beeping sound at about 80 decibels to tell a player he is doing it right.
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The star also emits as much x-rays as our own Sun, but Proxima b is much closer to its stellar parent, so the surface receives far more x-rays than Earth.
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Compared with a quarter-pound US beef burger, the company claims, it uses 299% less water, 282% less land and 20133% less energy and that it emits 22013% fewer greenhouse gas emissions.
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Nonetheless, Crescent Dunes emits no pollutants, uses a fraction of the water required to generate coal or nuclear power and occupies a smaller combined area than, say, a coal-fired power station.
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The International Maritime Organization is moving toward a ban on Arctic ships' use of heavy fuel oil, which emits soot and other pollution that darkens sea ice, thereby accelerating sea ice melt.
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The machine, which comes in different sizes depending on the size of your dog, emits a high-pitched tone just before it launches the ball to give your pooch a heads-up.
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Editorial They can be hard to spot — let alone take at face value — amid the usual spray of insults and bombast, but every now and then President Trump emits a sensible idea.
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To put it in the terms of "My So-Called Life," that magnificent television series, Julia is Angela Chase (Claire Danes), who emits a calm glow, while Cassie is Rayanne Graff (A.
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The included hose cleans animals from the skin up and uses way less water (like, gallons worth) — just beware of the vacuum-like noise it emits if you have an anxious pet.
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The included hose cleans animals from the skin up and uses way less water (like, gallons worth) — just beware of the vacuum-like noise it emits if you have an anxious pet.
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He said that natural gas, which emits roughly half of the carbon as coal to produce the same level of energy, needed to be a big part of the energy transition story.
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A week ago, Starbucks shared its long-term goal of becoming "resource positive," meaning that it would store more carbon than it emits, eliminate waste and provide more freshwater than it uses.
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The effects of those wavelengths Microwave cooking emits wavelengths that are absorbed by water molecules in food, and the molecules generate heat as they resonate with those wavelengths in food, Rankin explained.
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After analyzing the world&aposs nighttime light patterns between 2012 and 2014, NASA researchers found, unsurprisingly, that the US emits more intense light around the time of Christmas and New Year&aposs.
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Yes, but: Emissions have ticked back up, however, due to a growing economy and the fact that natural gas, although it emits half the CO2 as coal, is still a fossil fuel.
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China, which has upped its environmentalism game in recent years and is the only country that emits more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than the United States, also reacted strongly before Trump's announcement.
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Producing bottles from polyethylene terephthalate, the plastic commonly used for food and drink packaging and better known as PET, emits less carbon dioxide than making glass bottles or aluminum cans, according to Quincey.
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Plore built a transmitter that emits radio waves at roughly the same frequency as the gun, jamming its radio connection and preventing it from firing even if the shooter is wearing the watch.
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With Proxy, a user's smartphone emits a Bluetooth signal that gets picked up by a sensor connected to an IoT device, like an electronically locking door, for example, or a home entertainment system.
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I believe that jumble of words just means that it can steer the direction in which each pixel emits light, so that your eyes can see different things and the illusion of depth.
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As they do so, the amount of light and other radiation the sun emits first increases to a maximum and then decreases to a minimum, until the spots vanish and the cycle renews.
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The clouds of W3, W4 and W5 appear white because they emit both of these wavelengths of light, but the supernova remnant appears red because it emits only the 4.5-micron infrared light.
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The helium gas begins rushing through pipes toward storage tanks, or, if the pressure gets too high, it's released through valves and emits a screeching sound like a steam locomotive leaving the station.
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De Beers said it aimed to remove as much carbon as it emits within five to ten years, and will select one of its mines for the project due to start in 2019.
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When the main light goes out, the bulb emits an invisible wavelength aimed at assisting home security cameras of the variety offered by Nest and Canary and the rest of their feathered brethren.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The U.S. oil and natural gas industry emits more methane than previously thought, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy said on Wednesday as she defended efforts to curb its output.
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In rebooting the beloved series, Stevenson has created something special, a cartoon that both honors and improves on the original by amplifying its characters' feelings, and emits equal parts electricity, joy, and warmth.
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The BP boss said natural gas, which emits roughly half of the carbon as coal to produce the same level of energy, needed to be a big part of the energy transition story.
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"With a carbon tax, there would be a tax hike on production, distribution and use of not only oil, but also natural gas and any other form of energy that emits carbon," Rep.
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According to the company, the Beyond Burger uses 99% less water, 93% less land, nearly 50% less energy, plus emits 90% fewer greenhouse gas emissions than producing a quarter-pound U.S. beef burger.
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China, the world's top energy guzzler, wants gas, which emits half the carbon dioxide as that of burning coal, to supply 15 percent of energy demand by 2030, up from 6 percent currently.
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In the water of the inlet of their subdivision in Northriver Shores, an inch-thick layer of bubbling ooze and slime emits a stench so overwhelming that none of the neighbors go outside.
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Here are a few ways this mattress is greener than other options: It's GREENGUARD Gold certified, which means it emits very low levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that lower indoor air quality.
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The structure, which emits a certain serenity and calm, is situated in an area known as Moon Land, where the normally harsh lines of the mountainsides come together and fall in soft waves.
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The publication says the camera being developed is a laser, sensor, and software system that emits light to measure the distance between the phone and various objects and surfaces in front of it.
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The workers aren't merely calling on Amazon to offset the impact of the greenhouse gases it emits into the environment; they want it to stop using fossil fuels entirely within the next decade.
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A. The American sycamore, Platanus occidentalis, with its distinctive peeling bark, is not well known for its scent, but there are many anecdotal reports from people who find it emits a sweet odor.
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BP emits about 55 million tonnes of emissions from operations and 360 million from the oil and gas the company produced by the company and sold to consumers, Looney said in the announcement.
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Doug McMillon of Walmart, the retail giant, has committed his company to a sharp reduction in the planet-warming gases it emits, as has Indra Nooyi of PepsiCo, the food and beverage company.
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The world would have to halve its emissions by as soon as 2030, reach net-zero emissions by 2050, and then pull more carbon dioxide out of the air than it emits thereafter.
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Just one long-haul flight emits around a half-ton of carbon per person or a full ton of greenhouse effect if one considers other gases a jet puts into the upper atmosphere.
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Mesquite — the go-to wood in Hawaii, the American Southwest and northern Mexico — emits a strong-tasting smoke and pyrotechnic sparks that, depending on your level of pyromania, you'll find thrilling or disconcerting.
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"The emission is clearly above what the neutron star itself emits—it doesn't come from the neutron star alone," the study's lead author Bettina Posselt, associate research professor at Penn State University, told Gizmodo.
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And the small percentage of male rats that developed cancer were zapped with super-high doses of radiation — up to four times higher than what a 403G or 3G cellphone emits to a person.
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India is the world's biggest consumer of petroleum coke, which is a dark solid carbon material that emits 11 percent more greenhouse gases than coal, according to the Carnegie–Tsinghua Center for Global Policy.
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India is the world's biggest consumer of petroleum coke, a dark solid composed mainly of carbon, which emits 11 percent more greenhouse gases than coal, according to the Carnegie–Tsinghua Center for Global Policy.
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The witness, caregiver Lyndsey Wisegarver, told the paper the man was attempting to kill a "huge wolf spider" with the torch lighter — a larger kind of cigarette light that emits a pressurized blue flame.
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In this case, the something is chemicals in the frogs' skin, the light that triggers fluorescence is a type our eyes can't see, ultraviolet, and the light the frog's skin re-emits is visible.
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This laser, which Intel says is "so low-power that it's at the very bottom end of a class one laser," emits a red, monochrome image into your eye at 400 x 150 pixels.
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Named Luciola for its resemblance to the firefly, the featherweight levitating particle weighs 16.2 mg, has a diameter of 3.5 mm (0.14 inch), and emits a red glimmer that can just about illuminate text.
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AT A COFFEE shop on the outskirts of Pretoria, South Africa's capital, an official from the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) walks in, checks whether he recognises anyone, sits down, and emits a long sigh.
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To look for this binding, each mini test tube is also supplied with some of the target molecules, each attached to a "reporter" molecule that emits a flash of light if binding takes place.
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The new capability is technically called "enhanced capabilities for subcritical experiments," but nicknamed "Scorpius" after the stinger-tailed constellation that emits more x-rays visible from Earth than any other source except the Sun.
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And as electricity prices rise, more people resort to burning wood for fuel, which actually emits more carbon dioxide than burning coal and kills 3.8 million people every year from toxic indoor air pollution.
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Usually thermal plants don't emit much greenhouse gas, but the facility produces around 5 percent of the emission of a coal-fired plant because it taps into volcanic heat that also emits carbon dioxide.
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Usually thermal plants don't emit much greenhouse gas, but the facility produces around 53 percent of the emission of a coal-fired plant because it taps into volcanic heat that also emits carbon dioxide.
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On average, one nonstop round-trip flight from the United States to Europe releases about one metric ton of carbon dioxide per person, or about what a resident of Honduras emits in a year.
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Their historic, five-year-old lawsuit argues that the U.S., by supporting an energy system that emits potent climate-disrupting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, infringes upon their constitutional rights to a stable future.
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A thrumming drone emits from what is described as an "acoustic monument" and remnants of other minimalist-type sculpture — some of which was hacked up at the exhibition's opening — occupy this spare gallery space.
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Companies have marketed natural gas as a cleaner source of energy because it emits only half the carbon dioxide of coal, but that reputation is being hampered by the growing concern about methane leaks.
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That brought the total for June, July, and the first part of August to more than 180 megatons, roughly three and a half times more than the country of Sweden emits in a year.
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The company is holding itself responsible for not only the greenhouse gas emissions it directly emits, but also for emissions from suppliers it contracts with and the pollution from consumers who use its products.
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It won't be easy, but the technologies are already here to decarbonize electricity production, increase energy efficiency in buildings, protecting and restoring natural ecosystems, and make cropland take in more carbon than it emits.
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United States, Barrett, along with 313 other young plaintiffs, are suing the government for its central role in encouraging the climate crisis by supporting an energy system that emits huge amounts of greenhouse gases.
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A commercial device called the Mosquito discourages young people from loitering; it emits sounds in the 20083-to-22008-kilohertz range, which, in general, only those under the age of twenty-five can hear.
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That brought the total for June, July, and the first part of August to more than 180 megatons, roughly three and a half times more than the country of Sweden emits in a year.
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On the return-to-earth leg of the journey the crew cuts loose a little more, listening to a weightless cassette player from which emits the folk-country tune "Mother Country" by John Stewart.
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It offers up to 300 uses on a single charge, and instead of using butane flame, it emits an electricity-generated plasma beam that is hotter and cleaner than butane and less toxic to humans.
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He created his own hardware solution, changing the frequency at which the scanner emits light (from 905 to 1550 nanometers), and ditching a silicon receiver for a more expensive one made of indium gallium arsenide.
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But the three-hour television event also emits a distinctive glow from many of country's most promising breakthrough artists, including Kane Brown, Luke Combs, Dan + Shay, Dustin Lynch, Carly Pearce, Jon Pardi and Brett Young.
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Under the existing Obama-era rule, new coal plants would have to burn some natural gas, which emits less carbon, or install carbon capture equipment or highly efficient technology that is not yet commercially available.
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Over the long term, as Bloomberg notes, the country has been shifting toward natural gas, which is not only cheaper than coal, but it also emits less carbon dioxide (although it's still a fossil fuel).
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Last May, Rio and Alcoa announced a joint venture, backed by Apple, to commercialize by 2024 a process that emits oxygen and replaces all direct greenhouse gas emissions from the traditional smelting process for aluminum.
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Companies in which the fund owns stakes are responsible for emitting 90 to 100 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent, or about twice what Norway emits per year, its CEO Yngve Slyngstad said in May.
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But then Stripe picks up an object the roach had been waving at him, a small wand that emits a bright green light, and when he looks into it, he hears a high-pitched scream.
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As you can see in this animation, carbon dioxide both absorbs and emits infrared light: Some of that infrared radiation is reemitted into space, but some is sent back to the Earth's surface, trapping heat.
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"At the beginning, I thought my mill would be exempt from the closure list, since our mill emits less harmful substances," said a deputy general manager at an electric-arc furnace (EAF) in the city.
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In the video, posted to Instagram last week, Bley flawlessly passes her hoop from one bun, to her nose, to the other bun and emits an adorable squeal of delight at what she just accomplished.
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We would need 666 "Little Boy"-sized bombs to match the power that a hurricane emits every 20 minutes, yet building just 71 of them would cost more than the entire annual US defense budget.
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Visible throughout on the stage floor is a crucifix that gets deployed in not entirely expected ways at the inevitable ending, where it then emits a sulfurous glow; all credit there to Lee Curran's lighting.
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It's a piece of clip-on jewelry that "emits a loud alarm and sends text messages to loved ones with the wearer's location" when the wearer presses a button in the event of an attack.
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According to believers, everyone emits energy that others can feel, whether its a spiritual high given from a first date or a toxic boss's ability to crush her employees when she walks in a room.
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QLED panels still rely on LED backlighting, unlike OLED where each individual pixel emits its own light, so the image quality of a QLED TV is largely dependent on how effective the backlighting solution is.
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The reader emits radio waves that are used to transfer data, but which also induce enough of a current in the chip to jolt it into life (contactless credit cards work in a similar way).
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Attila Krasznahorkay and his colleagues from the Institute for Nuclear Research in Hungary suspected something weird was going on back in 2016, after analyzing the way an excited beryllium-8 emits light as it decays.
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Nox emits a soft, red glow (said to increase melatonin production) and calming essential oils to help you fall asleep, and wakes you up with gentle, soothing scents and natural lighting that mimics soft sunlight.
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This approach, which is also known as steam therapy, emits warm, moist air into your nasal passages, throat, and lungs to help loosen up mucus and help relieve your stuffed nose or pesky sore throat.
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Research published by the journal of Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences in February shows that a fissure in the earth's surface, deep beneath the site, emits carbon dioxide at concentrations so high it can be deadly.
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It will brave both fiery and freezing temperatures, travel faster than anything ever made by humans, and deliver the most intimate glimpse of our star—and the forceful solar wind it emits—in spaceflight history.
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Thursday's IPCC report called for wiser land use, including protecting forests from being cut down for crops and grazing, and eco-friendly farming that uses fewer chemicals, such as fertilizers which emits planet-warming nitrous oxide.
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Dramatic advances in geolocation and hydraulic fracturing have made natural gas, which only emits half as much carbon dioxide as coal when used for power generation, and the equipment used to burn it, cheaper than coal.
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Apologies to the bald fans of hard rock, of course, but the heaviness that emits from de Brauw's amp(s) was meant to be consumed through mass doses of mane-whipping, cranium-nodding, and eardrum-destroying.
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Some in the crowd threw rocks, and police responded by showering them with pepper spray and launching "blast balls," a weapon similar to a flash-bang grenade that emits bright light, deafening sound, and pepper spray.
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He said key elements of the new lower-cost technology include processes that yield a larger number of cells to produce biologic drugs, a smaller footprint that emits less carbon and uses less water and electricity.
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The EU executive published its strategy on Wednesday, setting out eight pathways to reducing emissions - two of which chart a course for Europe to becoming climate neutral by absorbing as much greenhouse gas as it emits.
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India is the world's biggest consumer of petroleum coke - a dirtier alternative to coal composed mainly of carbon - which emits 11 percent more greenhouse gases than coal, according to the Carnegie–Tsinghua Center for Global Policy.
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And broadly speaking, the pill can do that pretty well: the pill emits hormones that prevent ovulation and thicken the cervical mucus so it's harder for sperm to enter into the uterus and find an egg.
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Treat your teeth and your gums to some much-needed TLC with the Bristl Phototherapy Electric Toothbrush, which emits blue and red lights while you brush to kill gingivitis-causing bacteria and soothe your gums, respectively.
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Obviously, Olivia's Mouth gobbles up this intel like a discounted hot tub full of Chinese food, then spews it back into Samantha's face to remind her of the WRETCHED STENCH she continuously emits into the world.
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Samsung Pay is accepted by the most merchants because it uses magnetic secure transmission, a technology that emits a magnetic signal to mimic the magnetic stripe, meaning it can be used on most credit-card readers.
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Designed to save coffee drinkers from the inevitable spike and crash that comes after pounding the office espresso machine all morning, the silicone wristband is fitted with a patch that gradually emits caffeine into the skin.
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An earlier study that Dr. Hasanbeigi led at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory found that China's steel industry, on average, emits 23 percent more carbon dioxide per ton of steel produced than American and German manufacturers do.
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Usually, the sensor in a scanner interprets reflected light from barcode lines, turns it into a bit of text a computer can understand, and then the barcode system emits a beep to confirm a successful scan.
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"Sodium in the exosphere absorbs and re-emits a yellow-orange color from sunlight, and by measuring that absorption, we can learn about the density of gas there," NASA scientist Rosemary Killen said in a statement.
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Xinhua said the lighthouse, which emits a white light at night, "can provide efficient navigation services such as positioning reference, route guidance and navigation safety information to ships, which can improve navigation management and emergency response".
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Respawn also nailed the subtler things, like the actual "light" portion of the "lightsaber" — Cal's saber emits an actual glow, to the point where players have to use it to light up darker areas at points.
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Combustion of natural gas emits about half as much carbon dioxide as coal and 30 percent less than oil, and its expansion is widely credited for helping the United States curb emissions in the past decade.
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The UK festival industry uses 5 million liters of fuel annually and emits nearly 20,000 tons of carbon dioxide, with transport accounting for over 80% of total emissions, according to Bethan Riach, a spokesperson for Powerful Thinking.
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After all, the carbon footprint of the average American who emits about 16 tons of carbon a year constitutes an infinitesimal, ultimately meaningless fraction when measured against the 37 billion tons of CO2 emitted globally per year.
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Natural gas emits about half as much carbon dioxide as coal when burned — but it's also a major source of methane, which is 34 times stronger as a heat-trapping gas over a 100-year time scale.
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South Africa, the continent's worst polluter and most advanced economy, emits millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each year, much of it from coal-fired power plants that still provide most of its energy.
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Click here to view original GIFA team of researchers has managed to boost the amount of light an LED emits by 60 percent simply by shaping its outer surface to resemble the outside of a firefly's lantern.
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For one, the amount of carbon the United States emits dwarfs the current market for carbon used for enhanced oil recovery, according to Howard Herzog, a research engineer at the MIT Energy Initiative who studies CCUS technologies.
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Annual demand in India for petcoke, which emits harmful sulphur oxides and carbon dioxide when burned, has doubled to 27 million tonnes in the past four years as it is cheaper and more energy efficient than coal.
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Lumber Liquidators, which is defending multidistrict litigation over claims its laminate flooring emits noxious fumes, is now facing a request to consolidate a second batch of cases alleging that its products do not meet industry durability standards.
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A plane that emits only water OK, so it fits only four people, including the pilot -- but this sleek-looking plane runs on an electrical current from a supply of hydrogen and oxygen, aided by a battery.
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The high-tech billboard, designed by two Brazilian advertising agencies, is lit with fluorescent lights and emits carbon dioxide (meant to simulate mammals exhaling) and a lactic acid-laced mist (meant to simulate sweat) to lure mosquitoes.
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In a side by side comparison, burning natural gas emits more than half the CO6900 that burning coal and oil do, but last week's announcement shows what happens when you burn a whole lot of natural gas.
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Though the burning of natural gas emits only about half the carbon dioxide of coal, the leak rate — as high as 2.3 percent, according to studies organized by the Environmental Defense Fund — erodes much of that advantage.
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Most cheap LED bulbs work by shining blue light generated by a semiconductor through a phosphorescent filter that absorbs it and re-emits red and green light in its place, thereby producing white light from the mixture.
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Climate change is obviously a global issue, and the United States bears a large responsibility for it: The country emits 15 percent of total current greenhouse gas emissions, and it's the largest historical emitter of greenhouse gases.
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Lamb's work led to the realization that, when illuminated by a certain type of laser light, hydrogen emits two very similar but ultimately distinct shades of ultraviolet, which physicists had previously believed to be just one frequency.
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The analysis found China's carbon dioxide emissions fell by about 100 million metric tons – close to what Chile emits in a whole year – due to travel restrictions, longer holidays and lower economic activity prompted by the outbreak.
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Airport biologists who are fans of sonic weapons have also invested heavily in portable speaker systems like the HyperSpike, which emits undulating wails that can exceed 150 decibels—far louder than even the loudest bands on earth.
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When complete, SKA will be 8.83,800 miles wide, and it'll see 50 times as much detail as the Hubble Space Telescope and record electromagnetic radiation up to a quadrillion times weaker than what your cell phone emits.
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Lego emits about a million tons of carbon dioxide each year, about three-quarters of which comes from the raw materials that go into its factories, according to Tim Brooks, the company's vice president for environmental responsibility.
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The R.F.I.D. tag emits information about the bag (including its geographic location) over radio waves that can be picked up by the airline's scanners, and that data can be pinned to a map for you to see.
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