Cows produce greenhouse gases, and greenhouse gases drive global warming.
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Greenhouse gas equivalencies based on the U.S. EPA Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator.
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Planes spew out carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, as well as nitrous oxides, which produce the greenhouse gas ozone.
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Back in July, NOAA released its Annual Greenhouse Gas Index, which tracks the warming influence of long-lived greenhouse gases.
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"Our greenhouse manufacturers hadn't dealt with a vertical greenhouse before, so their original estimates in some cases doubled," Ms. Yehia said.
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HFCs are about 85033,000 times more potent by volume as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide, the most plentiful greenhouse gas.
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That means reducing greenhouse gas emissions to nearly zero and starting to remove excess human-caused greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
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Greenhouse gases are the gases in the atmosphere that produce the "greenhouse effect" and contribute to global warming and climate change.
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Ceppi added that clouds also have their own greenhouse effects and can act as a blanket in the same way as greenhouse gases.
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It targeted methane, a potent greenhouse gas that accounted for about 10 percent of all US greenhouse gas emissions from human activities in 2015.
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" The greenhouse gas index says the growth in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere since the Industrial Revolution is "mainly the result of human activity.
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Carbon dioxide and the greenhouse effect Carbon dioxide is called a "greenhouse gas" because of its ability to trap solar radiation in the Earth's atmosphere like a blanket and heat up the planet -- acting the same way a greenhouse keeps plants warm and growing.
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Greenhouse gases could be significantly reduced by switching to insect farming, too—mealworms generate ten to 100 times fewer greenhouse gases per kilo than pigs.
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The overwhelming scientific consensus is that human-caused greenhouse gas emissions like carbon dioxide are the chief cause of climate change through the greenhouse effect.
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Plant-based meat products don't involve animal cruelty, obviously, and their greenhouse gas footprint is far lower than the greenhouse gas footprint from animal farming.
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The 22 Obama-era rule aimed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, now the second-largest source of greenhouse gases in the United States.
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According to the Environmental Protection Agency's 22019 Greenhouse Gas Inventory, gross greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the United States decreased by 2.5 percent from 2015 to 2016.
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And then, months later, Ellen Knuti, a friend of Ms. Greenhouse and Ms. Meier-Zimbler from Wesleyan University, introduced Mr. Mulkeen to her new roommate: Ms. Greenhouse.
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Dairy products like cheese and yogurt contribute almost 19% of greenhouse gases emitted -- even worse than poultry, seafood and eggs, which only contribute 14% of greenhouse gases.
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According to the European Commission, airplane emissions currently account for about 3 percent of total EU greenhouse gas emissions, and about 4 percent of world greenhouse gas emissions.
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Here's what to look for: Greenhouse gas disclosures: The Department of Defense, the General Services Administration and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration is moving forward with a rule that will require gas suppliers to report whether they publicly disclose greenhouse gas emissions and greenhouse gas reduction goals or targets.
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That's equivalent to greenhouse gas emissions neutralized by 1,007,445 acres of U.S. forests in one year, according to a greenhouse gas calculator provided by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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Buildings are New York's top emitter of greenhouse gases, according to a 2016 mayoral report, accounting for more than 70 percent of greenhouse gas emissions, which cause global warming.
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The new ministry's mandate will include efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions, a pressing but contentious task in China, which is by far the world's biggest greenhouse gas polluter.
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" The plaintiffs also claim that the move would cause an increase in greenhouse gas emissions, thus interfering with their ability "to meet their greenhouse gas reduction targets or mandates.
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Most scientists are convinced that greenhouse gases are the culprit, yet they have never shown by experiment that greenhouse gases absorbing infrared radiation from Earth can actually cause such warming.
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Greenhouse (whose father, Steven Greenhouse, was a longtime reporter for The New York Times) said that addressing the reality reflected in the VIDA count will be part of her mission.
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" Methodology: "The Pentagon does not publicly and regularly report its fuel consumption or greenhouse gas emissions, and there is no official publicly available DOD source for all military greenhouse gas emissions.
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"The history of the climate looks more like greenhouse gasses than anything else, and of those greenhouse gasses it looks like CO2 has been the biggest control on it," Alley said.
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Thomas Sowell called this the "Greenhouse effect", after former New York Times Supreme Court reporter Linda Greenhouse, because conservative justices submit to the pressure of unfavorable coverage from major media outlets.
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Besides the impact that burning the Amazon has on greenhouse gas emissions, the livestock industry itself is notorious for its massive contribution to climate change and the buildup of greenhouse gases.
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Walmart's reported annual greenhouse emissions, for example, are equivalent to emissions from about 4.5 million passenger vehicles driven for a year, according to the Environmental Protection Agency's Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator.
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" Pruitt, stumbling a bit in response, said, "Look, CO2 contributes to to greenhouse gas — it has a greenhouse gas effect, and global warming, as methane does, as other types of gases.
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Greenhouse gases — and Earth's surface temperature — continue to rise
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US GREENHOUSE GASES DECLINE: Emissions of greenhouse gases in the United States declined by 28500 percent between 6900 and 2628, federal officials reported on Tuesday citing the most up-to-date statistics.
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Around seven thousand miles away, in sunbaked and drought-hit Somaliland, another British-based venture, Seawater Greenhouse, is setting up a pilot facility aimed at making high-tech greenhouse production more affordable.
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HFCs are just a small percentage of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, but they function as a sort of supercharged greenhouse gas, with 22021,22045 times the heat-trapping potency of carbon dioxide.
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With the success of the Montreal Protocol, many scientists, convinced that increases in concentrations of greenhouse gases must be the primary cause of global warming, encouraged the United Nations to set up the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to develop scientific consensus behind greenhouse-warming theory so that political leaders would mandate cutbacks in greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Pure Harvest Smart Farms is a sustainable agriculture company focused on the production of greenhouse fruits and vegetables in the extreme climates of the Arab Gulf region, using world-leading greenhouse growing technologies.
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Instead, it seems the EPA is working to prevent the existing greenhouse gas regulations from going into effect as it scrambles to come up with a replacement rule for greenhouse gases by 2019.
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If fully implemented, the plan would have cut about six billion tons of greenhouse gas pollution over its lifetime, the equivalent of roughly a year's worth of greenhouse pollution for the entire country.
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The article has three other graphs: greenhouse gas emissions by seafood and by kinds of "milk," and drop in greenhouse gas emissions by changing from a typical Western diet to lower-impact ones.
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Ralph Northam to fulfill his long-thwarted ambition of bringing Virginia into the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), a compact among nine East Coast states to cap and trade greenhouse gas emissions credits.
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Consider the fact that a major cause behind global warming is the increase in greenhouse gases, and more than 8% of global greenhouse-gas emissions are produced by the apparel and footwear industries.
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Fossil fuels, including coal, oil and natural gas, are responsible for about 210% of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency (and about 230% of US greenhouse gas emissions).
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Eliminating greenhouse gas emissions from sectors like manufacturing and agriculture.
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Producers therefore emit more greenhouse gas per barrel (see chart).
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A couple poses for their wedding photographs in Nanjie's greenhouse.
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Global greenhouse gas emissions are set to rise this year.
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But it's also melting in part because of greenhouse gases.
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Yet there aren't many economic penalties for spewing greenhouse gases.
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And the business case for cutting greenhouse gases got stronger.
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Overall emissions of greenhouse gases increased by 2% in 20183.
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The WMO published its annual Greenhouse Gas Bulletin on Monday.
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Setting goals of reducing U.S. greenhouse gas emissions to zero.
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A layer of healthy soil also reduces harmful greenhouse gases.
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In essence, the food computer is a high tech greenhouse.
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MORE's climate change agenda, including regulations of greenhouse gas emissions.
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The train won't emit any greenhouse gases — just clean steam.
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Concentrations of the planet's most influential greenhouse gas are accelerating.
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After years of promise, we're going backwards on greenhouse gases.
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Imagine the impact that would have on global greenhouse emissions.
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Factories off the coast of Singapore spew greenhouse gas emissions.
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They'll announce a climate partnership to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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Pruitt doesn't recognize greenhouse gases as harmful to public health.
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Reducing greenhouse gases was a primary goal of the program.
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Quantify greenhouse gas emissions and evaluate alternatives to reduce them.
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"It felt like you were in a greenhouse," Allman recalled.
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Burning coal is a major cause of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Greenhouse gas emissions scenarios to meet particular global warming targets.
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Less publicized is our success in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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It generates reliable power and emits almost no greenhouse gases.
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The Mars Habitat isn't a greenhouse, it's a fabric building.
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They also emit way fewer greenhouse gas emissions than livestock.
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This accounts for nearly half of beef's greenhouse gas emissions.
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They remove carbon, including greenhouse gas emissions, from the air.
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Linda Greenhouse Saudi women are gaining the right to drive.
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"Green bonds are reducing emissions" of greenhouse gases, he said.
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"I am very worried about greenhouse effects," said a professor.
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A couple of hours later, Greenhouse got the lab results.
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Worldwide, agriculture accounts for 18 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Tourist destinations, too, are working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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And greenhouse gas emissions totaled just under 50 billion tons.
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Demolishing those buildings would contribute greatly to greenhouse gas emissions.
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Britain's greenhouse gas emissions have now fallen 45% since 1990.
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That's a lot of noise, gridlock and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Why it matters: Methane is a very potent greenhouse gas.
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We must reduce greenhouse gas emissions now, not increase them.
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India is the world's fourth largest emitter of greenhouse gases.
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A hundred tons of waste that won't produce greenhouse gases.
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The greenhouse is Mr. Rieu's personal sanctuary, Pierre Rieu said.
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The greenhouse is shipped in parts and does require assembly.
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This year the greenhouse is expected to produce 45,000 pounds.
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The livestock industry makes up 18% of greenhouse gas emissions.
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And we're all benefitting when we're avoiding greenhouse gas emissions.
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Food accounts for about 25 percent of all greenhouse gases.
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Most of them have reduced their greenhouse gas emissions, too.
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They agreed to cap greenhouse gas emissions from international flights.
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Perfluorocarbons, potent greenhouse gases, are key to the manufacturing process.
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"He knows more about physics than I do," Greenhouse said.
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"But I would consider both of us generalists," Greenhouse said.
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"I am very worried about greenhouse effects," Dr. Yanagisawa said.
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AOL had vested in it, its greenhouse program, I think.
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Published in the journal PLOS Medicine, the study's results suggest stricter mitigation policies should be applied to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, because lower greenhouse gas emissions are linked with fewer deaths due to heatwaves.
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Power plants account for roughly one-third of all domestic greenhouse gas emissions in the United States, and the vast majority of the electricity sector's greenhouse gas emissions, according to the Energy Information Administration.
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The annual Greenhouse Gas Bulletin dashed hopes for a slowdown in emissions of CO23 - the byproduct of burning fossil fuels that scientists say is the main cause of the greenhouse effect causing global warming.
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The president, who has previously spoken about his anti-greenhouse gas emission and pro-sustainability positions, even suggesting a Federal Agency greenhouse target reduction of 41.8 percent by 2025, has been met with resistance.
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According to the chapter 280 of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's Fifth Assessment Report, greenhouse gas flux associated with agricultural land use accounts for about 9–11 percent of all human greenhouse gas emissions.
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Methane is a greenhouse gas much more potent than carbon dioxide, and the environmentalists said the leak had already contributed as much to the greenhouse effect as nearly 3 million metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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Atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO23), the main man-made greenhouse gas, hit 25 parts per million (ppm), up from 22 in 23, the U.N. World Meteorological Organization said in its annual Greenhouse Gas Bulletin.
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The utility has minimized the extent of the greenhouse gas impact of the leak, citing early California state data, saying the release represented less than 1 percent of the state's entire annual greenhouse gas emissions.
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It's interesting that the project is using greenhouse gas emitting vehicles to find leaks of greenhouse gas emissions, but at least they're making use of cars already out on the road and not new ones.
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In response to global calls for climate action, we have introduced the Greenhouse Gas Reduction and Management Act and formulated the National Climate Change Action Guidelines on how to control and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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The climate change crisis is so far advanced that even drastically cutting greenhouse gas emissions won't prevent a convulsive future by itself — the amount of greenhouse gases already in the atmosphere ensures dire trouble ahead.
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And try to buy from a local greenhouse if you can!
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Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming.
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Irrigated farming generates greenhouse gases like any kind of farming does.
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Or gut the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) greenhouse gas emissions rules?
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We have run out of all alternatives on greenhouse gas emissions.
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Each of these plants represents decades of further greenhouse gas emissions.
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We know that increasing greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere causes warming.
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A stately camel sculpture towers above the plants in Nanjie's greenhouse.
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It's good for the environment and can cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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Still, there are open panels in the ceiling of the greenhouse.
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Lebanon's greenhouse gas emissions have risen by 28 percent since 1994.
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I check on my greenhouse and there are still no seedlings.
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There currently are no restrictions on greenhouse gas emission from aircraft.
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The Earth is warming because of our concentrations of greenhouse gases.
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The shuttered factories are some of the biggest greenhouse gas polluters.
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And when economies slump, greenhouse gas emissions tend to drop too.
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The space is more like a greenhouse than a typical office.
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Plus, transportation is the nation's largest source of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Emissions of greenhouse gases and other noxious chemicals are a worry.
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Growing greenhouse emissions and El Niño are probably also to blame.
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These suck up precious fresh water and spew out greenhouse gases.
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There's always the option of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, of course.
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A technicolour greenhouse has emerged in the middle of central Tokyo.
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And, as Greenhouse emphasizes, they were no longer fighting by themselves.
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Most greenhouse gas emissions stem from the burning of fossil fuels.
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This blunts some of the warming due to greenhouse gas emissions.
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The plan would remove some but not all greenhouse gas regulations.
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Many have blamed that drought on industrial emissions of greenhouse gases.
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Transportation is already the largest source of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.
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The science can also bolster litigation against greenhouse gas emitters themselves.
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If successful, it would begin to offset the greenhouse effect immediately.
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They were identified as Derrick Stafford, 32, and Norris Greenhouse, 23.
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America accounts for only 15% of the world's greenhouse-gas emissions.
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The U.K. has ambitious plans for reducing its greenhouse gas emissions.
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Thawing permafrost and sea beds will release methane, a greenhouse gas.
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Then, it's put under the same environments in a greenhouse lab.
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Livestock emit 14.5 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions each year.
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The consequences of soaring greenhouse gases and rising temperatures are dire.
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No need to pick up any wormwood at the local greenhouse.
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That requires natural gas, which means the release of greenhouse gas.
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Also, the way the grassland is fertilized causes greenhouse gas emissions.
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"This system prevents insects from entering within our greenhouse," he added.
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So EPA is now bound by law to regulate greenhouse gases.
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Methane is the second most prevalent greenhouse gas after carbon dioxide.
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Still, methane is just 10% of America's overall greenhouse gas emissions.
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One will be the release of more greenhouse gases, including methane.
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Netflix shareholders want the company to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Bush administration also resisted pressure to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
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CARBON DIOXIDE is the main greenhouse gas emitted by human activities.
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That scientific finding obligates the EPA to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
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One contributing factor is the global rise in greenhouse gas emissions.
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We're very confident greenhouse gases have driven many observed climate changes.
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That's because agriculture causes one-third of greenhouse gas emission globally.
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Greenhouse-gas emissions are not likely to increase that dramatically, though.
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The U.S. already regulates greenhouse gas pollution from cars and trucks.
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Linda Greenhouse The massacre of children and teachers in Newtown, Conn.
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Behind the restaurant, she tried to improvise an egg-carton greenhouse.
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In Paris in December, 195 nations agreed to reduce greenhouse gases.
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First, it must drastically reduce its own greenhouse gas-producing emissions.
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Ironically, the plaintiff cities are among the highest greenhouse gas emitters.
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Carbon dioxide is the main greenhouse gas responsible for global warming.
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The enhanced greenhouse effect, in turn, leads to more global warming.
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That's because like other greenhouse gases, HFCs contribute to global warming.
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Critics argue it is also expected to increase greenhouse gas pollution.
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The EPA is holding a hearing on greenhouse gas emissions standards.
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Linda Greenhouse THE Supreme Court has never won medals for transparency.
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In doing so, they promised to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
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China has also made ambitious promises to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
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She is a Greenhouse Public Voices Fellow through The OpEd Project.
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Trump has expressed doubts that man-made greenhouse gases stoke warming.
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It would also cut greenhouse gas emissions, but that went unmentioned.
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"It's never been easier to cut greenhouse gas pollution," Duke said.
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The company also scrapped plans to open a greenhouse in Ontario.
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The E.P.A. is still legally obligated to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
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Methane is a far more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.
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Now US greenhouse gas emissions are rising after years of decline.
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If you have the option, gas grills produce fewer greenhouse emissions.
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Greenhouse gases are released and adsorbed by organic and inorganic sources.
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In fact, they are both more potent greenhouse gases than CO₂.
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They are also potent greenhouse gases that contribute to atmospheric warming.
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Cars and trucks are the top source of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Recall, California is not targeting a cumulative reduction in greenhouse gases.
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That's about 8 percent of each country's total greenhouse gas emissions.
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That means EPA must, by law, act to reduce greenhouse gases.
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And, as we've seen, this now applies to greenhouse gases too.
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"I felt he was sweetly charismatic and adorable," Ms. Greenhouse said.
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Greenhouse gases must be cut nearly in half from 2010 levels.
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Global greenhouse gas emissions must be dramatically reduced and eventually eliminated.
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Alexis Valerie Neisser and Jeremy Micah Greenhouse were married Sept. 8.
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Together, they represent around two-thirds of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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But China has said it is serious about cutting greenhouse gases.
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One on of the rooms leads out to a custom greenhouse.
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The lawsuit calls on the government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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And more greenhouse gases mean more trapped heat in Earth's atmosphere.
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Mars has almost no atmosphere, so it has no greenhouse effect.
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But "the greenhouse effect, unfortunately, only cares about concentration," said Karnauskas.
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And while sulfur's not a greenhouse gas, it is quite horrible.
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The greenhouse was designed by Decimus Burton and opened in 1863.
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That effect held regardless of global warming from greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Deforestation has contributed about 11 percent of the world's greenhouse gases.
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Three of the plants have now been replanted outside the greenhouse.
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The greenhouse gas monitoring network costs about $7 million a year.
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Tailpipe pollution is the United States' largest source of greenhouse gases.
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Linda Greenhouse When he was discussing military strategy or diplomacy, Gen.
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Methane is a far more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.
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The cause, the scientists say, is clearly human-emitted greenhouse gases.
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Twelve states currently follow California's rules on greenhouse gases from cars.
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Check. Do we need net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050?
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This period was likely in part due to a greenhouse effect.
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Greenhouse gas emissions are at their highest levels in human history.
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But our environmental debate is really narrowly around greenhouse gas emissions.
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Cremation is problematic because of greenhouse gas emissions and energy use.
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China is the number one greenhouse gas emitter in the world.
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Germany isn't necessarily on track to reducing global greenhouse gas emissions.
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It can also emit methane, which is a potent greenhouse gas.
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Why it matters: Transportation contributes 28% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.
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Greenhouse was most recently the managing editor of The New Yorker.
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We need a major effort to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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CreditCredit COPENHAGEN — Can a city cancel out its greenhouse gas emissions?
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But greenhouse gases are driving the larger upward trend in temperatures.
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I think it was one of the greenhouse properties. Yeah. Exactly.
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Nearly 20103 nations have agreed on a crucial deal to limit a potent greenhouse gas Nearly 22010 nations have agreed on a crucial deal to limit a potent greenhouse gas Nearly 20.5 countries agreed Saturday to the early phase-out of a potent greenhouse gas that is projected to warm the planet 22100 degrees Celsius by the end of the century.
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While this originally helped to reduce our overall carbon emissions because it was replacing coal, Aden said, we've reached the limit of the benefits of replacing one greenhouse gas with a slightly more efficient greenhouse gas.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's plan is meant to reduce climate-changing greenhouse gas emissions by targeting existing coal-fired and natural gas power plants with a goal of reduce greenhouse emissions up to 32% by 2030.
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The BlackRock Impact U.S. Equity (BIRAX) voted against three greenhouse-gas and climate change shareholder proposals in 2018, including two that called for greater greenhouse-gas disclosure from oil and gas companies Chevron and Range Resources.
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"Agriculture is a large source of powerful greenhouse gases ... but has great potential to store carbon and reduce greenhouse gases in our lifetime," said Helena Molin Valdes, head of the Climate and Clean Air Coalition Secretariat.
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And to many climate scientists, this will be the new normal unless nations, particularly big emitters of greenhouse gases like the United States, move decisively to limit greenhouse gas emissions from the burning of fossil fuels.
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This would involve more than $100 billion a year in climate financing for developing countries, enforcing greenhouse gas reductions through trade policy, and condition foreign and military aid on greenhouse gas reduction efforts in recipient countries.
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Pure Harvest Pure Harvest Smart Farms is a regional innovator in sustainable agriculture focused on the production of greenhouse fruits & vegetables in the challenging (extreme) climates of the Arab Gulf region using world-leading greenhouse growing technologies.
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Typically these models are used to predict how the future climate will respond to rising greenhouse gases, but attribution researchers use them to compare the current climate with a hypothetical one where greenhouse gas emissions never occurred.
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Both said "revolutions" were needed to tackle climate change, such as capturing greenhouse gas emissions from power plants that burn fossil fuels or by reforming agriculture, where meat production and fertilisers are big sources of greenhouse gases.
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Methane, a principal component of natural gas, is a short-lived but potent greenhouse gas that represents about 9 percent of this country's total greenhouse gas emissions; one-third of it comes from oil and gas operations.
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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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That's why it makes sense to put a price on greenhouse gases also in the traffic and buildings sectors ... It can be an appropriate tool to cut emissions and speed up the transformation towards greenhouse gas neutrality.
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In a home that's covered by a greenhouse it can get hot.
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The plan would remove some but not all greenhouse gas regulations. Rep.
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It could be a way to reduce greenhouse gases from industrial emitters.
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Windows could magnify the sun's rays, transforming the car into a greenhouse.
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During other, warmer periods, it saturates the atmosphere into a planetary greenhouse.
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India is the third largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world.
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Worldwide, livestock may be responsible for 15 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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An experimental hydro-culture greenhouse produces fresh lettuce every day for staff.
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Environmentalists griped that the plant would greatly increase Kenya's greenhouse-gas emissions.
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A dinosaur sculpture sits among the tropical plants within Nanjie's massive greenhouse.
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China is now the world's number-one energy consumer and greenhouse emitter.
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As permafrost melts, it releases carbon and greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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This could, potentially, increase the amount of greenhouse gases oceans can absorb.
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Commercial vehicles, particularly trucks, are a major source of greenhouse gas emissions.
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He showed doctors their choice of gas plotted against their greenhouse impact.
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In its first two years, it has systematically cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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Burning it is one of the single greatest contributors to greenhouse gases.
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The 400-person reception was held inside the chateau-style restaurant's greenhouse.
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"Diversion of organics from landfills can reduce greenhouse gas emissions," said Keleman.
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Potting plants and shifting them to a greenhouse paid $10.59 an hour.
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WHAT is the single most effective way to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions?
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This decreases greenhouse gases that the LEED-certified buildings produce by 50%.
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If you ever move office locations, the greenhouse can come with you.
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Botanist George Washington Carver works in his greenhouse in this undated photograph.
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Methane is far more potent as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.
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That's important because China is the world's biggest annual greenhouse gas emitter.
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It disclosed the amount of greenhouse gases from each barrel it produces.
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A new greenhouse at Colorado State University is equipped with LED lighting.
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An employee picks tomatoes at an experimental greenhouse in Guipavas, western France.
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Traffic also contributes to higher accident rates, pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions.
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HFCs trap heat at 1,000 times the rate as other greenhouse gases.
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It cautioned that other greenhouse gases like methane continue to rise, however.
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It also claimed that greenhouse gas emissions are down because of Trump.
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And indeed, global greenhouse gas emissions reached a record high this year.
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Facebook is like a powerful greenhouse gas for our collective social atmosphere.
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Some scientists say this is the result of the greenhouse gas methane.
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And because cows are ruminants, they belch methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.
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Thailand, for its part, unveiled its first legal cannabis greenhouse in February.
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This study doesn't negate the other climate drivers either, like greenhouse gases.
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Then there is long-term warming driven by rising greenhouse-gas emissions.
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US greenhouse-gas emissions are much higher than they would've been otherwise.
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Methane is a highly potent greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change.
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That's because, while cleaner than coal, natural gas still emits greenhouse gasses.
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Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases have been shown to trap heat.
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Go deeper: The U.S. oil boom's global climate and greenhouse gas effect
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Access to clean electricity improves people's health and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
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It was set to reduce greenhouse emissions up to 32% by 2030.
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The Long Island greenhouse is now full of examples of what happens.
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" Lippman, outside a tomato greenhouse: "I've eaten many gene-edited tomatoes, yeah.
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"There is no silver bullet to reducing greenhouse gas emissions," Petron said.
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California lawmakers have broadened the state's goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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The United States is world's second-biggest greenhouse gas polluter, after China.
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The fuel economy boost helps automakers comply with federal greenhouse gas limits.
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She also has plans for activity courts, a greenhouse and a café.
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Climate change Just how bad is our greenhouse gas problem right now?
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And methane is a greenhouse gas 25 times more powerful than CO2.
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In 2014, China pledged to lower greenhouse gas from around 213 onwards.
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Carlsberg aims for zero greenhouse gas emissions from its breweries by 2030.
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Composting reduces greenhouse gas emissions and uses natural resources to enhance soil.
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The U.S. pledge under the Paris agreement similarly focuses on greenhouse gases.
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And humanity's breaths don't move the needle of atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations.
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Environmental Protection Agency, questions the right of the EPA to regulate greenhouse
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UNDP's portfolio includes helping countries reduce greenhouse gases and their carbon footprints.
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Tailpipe emissions pumped greenhouse gases into our atmosphere and warmed the climate.
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Nuclear power plants are responsible for exactly zero greenhouse gas emissions. Zero.
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French Polynesia will undoubtedly suffer the consequences of unfettered greenhouse gas emissions.
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Methane is among the most powerful greenhouse gases (The New York Times).
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Doing so would cut food-related greenhouse-gas emissions by nearly 60%.
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Nuclear reactors generate energy day and night, and produce no greenhouse gasses.
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What started as a large vegetable greenhouse developed into a pot stock.
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Scientists say these rains are also a consequence of human greenhouse emissions.
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To save the planet, mankind must rapidly reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
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Plastic pollution threatens human health by contributing to global greenhouse gas emissions.
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It features a swimming pool, cabana, exercise room, greenhouse, and rose garden.
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It also accounts for 11% of the country's total greenhouse gas emissions.
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The EU accounts for 12.1 percent of the world's greenhouse gas emissions.
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The agreement consists of greenhouse gas limits that each country submitted individually.
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Nearly every day for three months, Wright spent time in Skyland's greenhouse.
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Worldwide, cities produce as much as 70 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Can fruit and vegetables grown without dirt in a greenhouse be organic?
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The agriculture sector is a top contributor to greenhouse gas emissions globally.
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Each step is energy intensive and creates a lot of greenhouse gases.
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Scientists attribute nearly 15 percent of global greenhouse gases to meat production.
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Altogether, the tannery emits 20% less greenhouse gas than conventional leather finishing.
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There has been little support for paying to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Long-term global warming from human emissions of greenhouse gases would continue.
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It's not the only greenhouse group with expansion plans in the works.
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But there's no guarantee that there will be less greenhouse gas emissions.
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Sulfur causes acid rain, and sulfur dioxide is a mild greenhouse gas.
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Cutting greenhouse gases makes sense simply for our own economic self-interest.
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Using the funding, Gabon will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and battle deforestation.
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This has become increasingly apparent as Earth warms from greenhouse gas emissions.
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One startling result: a decline in air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Greenhouse gas emissions in the country also have plummeted in recent years.
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The Danish capital wants to cancel out its greenhouse emissions by 2025.
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Natural gas, like coal, emits greenhouse gas emissions, though fewer of them.
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Greenhouse sent the mother and child to the lab for blood tests.
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The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement to limit greenhouse-gas emissions.
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The study highlighted the difficulties China faces in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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China declines to slow the rapid growth of its greenhouse gas emissions.
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I was born in partial shade in a greenhouse in Long Island.
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It is the largest single source of Costa Rica's greenhouse gas emissions.
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One of the impacts BLM has to measure is greenhouse gas emissions.
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The sector produces about 2.5 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions today.
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Instead, she was planning to pick up Ms. Greenhouse at the airport.
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Mr. Greenhouse is a former labor and workplace reporter for the Times.
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But we shouldn't forget that we emit other important greenhouse gases, too.
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The good news is that CO2 isn&apost just a greenhouse gas.
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It has surpassed the U.S. as the largest emitter of greenhouse gases.
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How did China come to be the world's biggest greenhouse gas polluter?
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China stands head and shoulders above other countries in greenhouse gas output.
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Both factors result in higher greenhouse gas emissions per item, said Shahmohammadi.
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That's how many pounds of greenhouse emissions JetBlue airlines produces every year.
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In comparison, peas put out one kilogram of greenhouse gases per kg.
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The United States is the largest emitter of greenhouse gases in history.
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But in 22010, emissions of the potent greenhouse gas shot back up.
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Scientists overwhelmingly attribute the heating to carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
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Methane is also a greenhouse gas that's more potent than carbon dioxide.
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The report urges governments to act now to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Great nonfiction requires great characters, and Greenhouse has the gift of portraiture.
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Steven Greenhouse was until recently the longtime labor reporter for The Times.
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That plan, the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, has been a big success.
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The Clean Power Plan to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants?
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"I never, ever forgot the way that greenhouse smelled," she told me.
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Mr. Greenhouse is writing a book about the history of labor unions.
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Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a global issue that requires global action.
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And what about the greenhouse gas emissions from replacing all that pavement?
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So human greenhouse gas emissions are by no means solely to blame.
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Transporting crude oil by pipeline also results in fewer greenhouse gas emissions.
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It shows exactly which greenhouse gases are in the air, and where.
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Earth's atmospheric carbon dioxide levels, a potent greenhouse gas, are now skyrocketing.
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And greenhouse emissions are down, but not much on account of biofuels.
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Leaking methane means wasting a valuable product that's a potent greenhouse gas.
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Carbon dioxide and methane, both greenhouse gases, are released in the process.
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Globally, raising livestock accounts for nearly 15 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Greenhouse gases are the main factor behind the acceleration of climate change.
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Many of the larger greenhouse gas emitters have so far been silent.
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In the simulation, the greenhouse gas changes to yellow and then blue.
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And then there's transportation, the No. 1 global contributor of greenhouse gasses.
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They must find another way to meet stricter limits on greenhouse gases.
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Amazon first released data on its own greenhouse gas emissions in 2019.
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Each country made its own nonbinding pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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Are EVs the best solution to the issue of vehicle greenhouse emissions?
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However, Obama struggled to get limits on greenhouse gas emissions in place.
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That, in turn, contributes 11 percent of the country's greenhouse gas emissions.
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We've poisoned waterways, incinerated forests, and poured greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Completed under Obama, it set in motion EPA's regulations on greenhouse gases.
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He first discovered the greenhouse effect, for example, in the early 230s.
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Major announcements included 21 tech companies joining forces to cut greenhouse gases, investors managing $5.6 trillion in assets saying they would halt deforestation and Indian conglomerate Mahindra promising to slash its greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2040.
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The only reason the Clean Air Act is able to regulate greenhouse gases is thanks to a 2009 endangerment finding, in which the EPA showed that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases pose a risk to human health.
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To investigate, he and his colleagues grew both healthy and infected tomatoes in a greenhouse with no bees, and a similar mixture in a greenhouse into which bees were released one at a time, and their movements tracked.
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China, the world's biggest greenhouse gas emitter, has promised to bring greenhouse gas emissions to a peak by "around 2030" as part of its commitments to a global pact to combat global warming, signed in Paris last year.
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The EPA's "endangerment finding" requires the agency to implement greenhouse gas emission standards for U.S. aircraft, which accounts for 11 percent of U.S. transportation greenhouse gas emissions and is one of the largest sources of emissions not yet regulated.
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This includes a lawsuit to revoke the "endangerment finding," the scientific finding that gives the agency authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and one to challenge California's ability to set its own stringent greenhouse gas emission standards for vehicles.
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Under the Paris deal, which aims to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions, the country has not agreed to cut its total emissions but rather reduce its ratio of greenhouse gases-to-GDP by up to 35 percent by 2030.
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China is the world's biggest source of greenhouse gases and in 2016 published a plan for its 31 regions to accelerate the development of non-fossil fuel energy, tackle greenhouse gases in the agricultural sector and boost forest coverage.
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Estimates of China's greenhouse gas emissions are based in large part on official Chinese reports on the amount of coal it burns — data that China's government routinely revises over time, affecting scientists' estimates of the country's greenhouse gas emissions.
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By 2050, the world would then have to be at "net zero" emissions, which means any greenhouse gas emissions would have to be offset by actions to remove greenhouse gases, like planting trees or pulling it from the atmosphere.
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The Center for American Progress reported last year that 24 percent of the nation's energy-related greenhouse gases come from fossil fuels extracted on federal land and water, or 1.34 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide-equivalent greenhouse gases.
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After she returned from London, Ms. Greenhouse had briefly lived with her parents, Steven Greenhouse, a longtime labor reporter for The New York Times, and Miriam Reinharth, a manager of the Community Service Society of New York, in Manhattan.
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Natural gas has been a key factor in driving down US greenhouse gas emissions, but opponents point out that it still has a carbon footprint and leaks of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, could outweigh reductions in carbon dioxide.
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President Trump pulled out of the Paris Agreement on climate that cuts down on greenhouse gas emissions globally, and his administration gave notice of repealing the landmark Clean Power Plan, which reduced greenhouse gas emissions from coal plants nationwide.
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Air travel is responsible for more than 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to the European Commission, and some felt it was hypocritical for the royal couple to advocate for change while actively participating in greenhouse gas emissions.
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Each country has put forward national plans to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
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Canada has long been seen as a laggard in addressing greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Insects are a clever way to get protein without creating more greenhouse gases.
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They also have higher soil and water quality and emit fewer greenhouse gases.
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It sets goals of reducing greenhouse emissions 32% from 2005 levels by 2030.
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While in the greenhouse, a Chinese tourist asked if she could photograph Fenby.
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They then calculated the greenhouse-gas emissions associated with the foods everyone ate.
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The reception is being held in this conservatory/greenhouse from the nineteenth century.
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However, they only found a 2.6 percent decrease in overall greenhouse gas emissions.
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Blame the fertilizer Food causes about a third of total greenhouse gas emissions.
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The fund is also limiting investments in firms with high greenhouse gas emissions.
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Besides helping reduce harmful greenhouse gases, carbon sequestration is a boon for farming.
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Vanessa and Lauren watering, GreenHouse Program, Rikers Island jail complex, New York, 20083.
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Putting a price on greenhouse-gas emissions would also help to promote recycling.
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The latter produces methane, a greenhouse gas that therefore contributes to global warming.
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But there is still time to start curtailing greenhouse gas emissions, he said.
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The new supply of domestic natural gas has helped lower greenhouse gas emissions.
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The country is eager to experiment with other ways of reducing greenhouse gases.
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ECONOMISTS view pricing greenhouse-gas emissions as an elegant way to reduce them.
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EPA decision that designated greenhouse gasses as pollution under the Clean Air Act.
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Rising concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are warming the world apace.
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Hydroponic or greenhouse-grown romaine lettuce has not been implicated in the outbreak.
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It wanted to cut out wasted travel, not to mention greenhouse gas emissions.
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To grow, trees absorb carbon dioxide, the major greenhouse gas driving climate change.
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Bohana even managed to nab the attention of PepsiCo's Nutrition Greenhouse competitive accelerator.
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Next, researchers examined the Environmental Protection Agency's inventory of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.
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Pruitt has denied that greenhouse gases are the main cause of global warming.
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"We're rapidly running out of time to reduce greenhouse gas emissions," Hughes added.
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In other words greenhouse gases will need to be extracted from the air.
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It picks up the trays of plants and transports them around the greenhouse.
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Insects convert feed into food very efficiently, while producing few greenhouse-gas emissions.
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For example: cows emit greenhouse gases, so let's lab-grow a replacement beef.
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It included a gym, operating room, greenhouse, and even a Martian surface simulator.
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Forests are gigantic carbon sinks, sucking up greenhouse gasses and expelling precious oxygen.
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Schubert expects the greenhouse will be harvesting with regularity by May this year.
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"The solution is to stop putting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere," Robock said.
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Individuals, companies and countries purchase carbon credits to offset their greenhouse gas emissions.
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Meanwhile Mills's platform included cutting Maine's greenhouse gas emissions 1123 percent by 2030.
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Just under 7 percent of greenhouse gas emissions come from food waste worldwide.
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She is a fellow with the Public Voices Greenhouse through The OpEd Project.
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"We're rapidly running out of time to reduce greenhouse gas emissions," Hughes said.
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At least in theory, that limits the escape of a powerful greenhouse gas.
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These ecosystems naturally absorb carbon dioxide — a potent greenhouse gas — from the air.
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A ticking time bomb of Arctic greenhouse gases is now visible from space.
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Livestock accounts for nearly 15 percent of greenhouse gas emissions around the world.
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Third, the U.S. pledged to curb emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.
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BRITAIN'S GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FELL 3 PCT YEAR-ON-YEAR IN 2018 - GOVT
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The report uses the most up-to-date data about greenhouse gas emissions.
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The power industry accounts for 40 percent of the country's greenhouse gas emissions.
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As soil thaws, microbes munch away at its organic materials, producing greenhouse gases.
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The government is building yet more to curb the country's greenhouse-gas emissions.
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The tower features everything from a library to a greenhouse to a chapel.
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Coal is the globe's leading source of greenhouse gas emissions driving climate change.
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But that doesn't mean we're fine pumping the greenhouse gas into the air.
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The incontrovertible physics of the greenhouse effect means that global temperatures are rising.
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Whole Foods' 20,000 square foot greenhouse produces pesticide-free produce all year round.
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Representatives are likely to approve an international greenhouse gas emissions market for airlines.
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When burned, they will release vast amounts of this highly potent greenhouse gas.
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That law aimed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.
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The greenhouse arrangements were designed by a horticulture team led by Francisca Coelho.
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EPA, which declared that greenhouse gases are a pollutant subject to EPA regulation.
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The Southeast Asian nation is the world's fifth-largest emitter of greenhouse gases.
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That's according to a new study from Deloitte Greenhouse, a professional service firm.
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Worldwide, it is responsible for nearly a quarter of all greenhouse gas emissions.
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A similar process could be used applied to trap greenhouse gases under ground.
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The actions this country is taking to reduce greenhouse gases exemplify American exceptionalism.
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That's according to Daniel Chait, the CEO of the recruiting-software company Greenhouse.
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Beyond is an airy greenhouse dining room with plush denim-blue velvet banquettes.
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This is also true now for reducing greenhouse gas emissions to the atmosphere.
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That decision is the basis for EPA rule-making on greenhouse gas emissions.
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Additionally, Wells Fargo's app Greenhouse helps customers simplify their bills and track spending.
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Permafrost contains greenhouse gases, which get released into the atmosphere when it thaws.
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It reduces emissions of toxic compounds and greenhouse gases from your car's exhaust.
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Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions are at an all time high.
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The Green New Deal does not stop with greenhouse gas policy proposals, however.
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The cold gave way to extreme heat as a greenhouse effect kicked in.
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Collectively, they accounted for about 29% of greenhouse-gas emissions in the states.
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The Golden State currently regulates its greenhouse gas emissions at the state level.
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Overall, the aviation sector accounts for 2% of annual global greenhouse-gas emissions.
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After water vapor and carbon dioxide, methane is the most important greenhouse gas.
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Livestock cultivation is one of the most greenhouse gas-intensive activities out there.
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By early May, Vertical Harvest's greenhouse will be fully planted and producing greens.
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There's lemons in a big abandoned greenhouse at the top of this park.
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But nonetheless, 195 countries agreed to submit plans for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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It establishes "zero net greenhouse gas emissions" as one of five primary goals.
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It's also the biggest culinary culprit when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions.
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The law limits pollution emissions and mandates a permit to release greenhouse gasses.
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For example, on nuclear power, which doesn't emit any greenhouse gases, Democratic Sen.
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The big picture: Tuesday's announcement is the tech giant's first greenhouse gas target.
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The United States is the second-leading emitter of greenhouse gases, after China.
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Greenhouse gas emissions have risen in the two years since the Paris accord.
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Science recognizes biomass is a well-established way to reduce greenhouse gas pollution.
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The company also has a self-imposed fee on its greenhouse gas emissions.
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In doing so, it has slowed economic activity and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
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That includes greenhouse gases like methane and hydrofluorocarbons, as well as black carbon.
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Both CFCs and HFCs are potent greenhouse gases that help warm the planet.
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The solution — installing four 75-foot low tunnels alongside their greenhouse — has worked.
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Greenhouse told the mother to take her son to the hospital right away.
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Climate change: New York City buildings are expected to face greenhouse gas limits.
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The majority of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions come from electricity generation and transportation.
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Or does the car windows inadvertently create some kind of helpful greenhouse effect?
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They look really fresh and new, like they came out of a greenhouse.
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The United States is the second-largest emitter of greenhouse gases after China.
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Ms. Greenhouse choked back sobs as she read her vows during their Sept.
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Bruce and I had a conversation about the finale scene in the greenhouse.
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The EU accounts for less than 10% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions.
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But concerns about greenhouse-gas emissions have clouded the future of fossil fuels.
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Duggal sterilized its 000,000-square-foot greenhouse space to house multiple assembly lines.
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Could the uncontrolled greenhouse effect transform Earth's climate to a Venus-like one?
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Clearing land to grow crops can also have a positive greenhouse gas footprint.
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The chairwoman said it was "essential" that the EPA regulate the greenhouse gas.
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Alternatively, Spring Break feels like a greenhouse with several smaller gardens tucked inside.
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He is the son of Miriam Reinharth and Steven Greenhouse of New York.
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Neither produces health-damaging air pollution or greenhouse gas emissions while generating electricity.
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Every country has already submitted an initial pledge for curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Since 2001, California's economy has grown, while its greenhouse gas emissions have fallen.
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I think it's something like 30% of greenhouse gases are produced by agriculture.
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The United States and China are the world's largest emitters of greenhouse gases.
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It's already here, and global greenhouse gas emissions are on the rise again.
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And carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas that traps heat in the atmosphere.
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Some wealthier countries are reaching diminishing returns in reducing their greenhouse gas emissions.
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That means your purchase didn't result in any additional reductions in greenhouse gases.
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Still, environmentalists expressed concern about the leakage of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.
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The $38 billion airline has kept it greenhouse-gas emissions at 2012 levels.
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The categories include health, education, nutrition, sustainability, greenhouse gas emissions and income gaps.
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He has authored more than 300 publications on greenhouse gases and climate change.
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Robotic Milkers and an Automated Greenhouse: Inside a High-Tech Small Farm 7.
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It would have served as a greenhouse gas trapping heat in the atmosphere.
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These operations generate more greenhouse gas emissions than all forms of transportation combined.
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With cheap gas replacing coal, it was easy to show lower greenhouse emissions.
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Why do you think beef has such a large greenhouse gas emissions impact?
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The conservative letter opposes spending on public transport and opposes greenhouse gas reviews.
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Linda Greenhouse Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. got lucky on Tuesday. Maybe.
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These cars and trucks comprise 21.5 percent of all US greenhouse gas emissions.
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Today, about 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions are due to air travel.
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New York City is imposing restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions from existing buildings.
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They are hundreds of times more potent as greenhouse gases than carbon dioxide.
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Transportation is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States.
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They then signed a target of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions into law.
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In 2018, Australia's greenhouse gas emission amount had increased for 4 straight years.
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Coupled with increased renewable generation, greenhouse gas and pollutant emissions will decline dramatically.
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In 2009, CPUC added the requirement that SGIP projects reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Carbon dioxide is the primary greenhouse gas blamed by scientists for global warming.
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By comparison, nuclear power plants produce virtually no greenhouse gas emissions during operation.
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Typically, large-scale greenhouse gas emissions data has been collected by country level.
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Why it matters: Transportation is the country's largest source of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Burning less fossil fuel reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps curb climate change.
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We're already halfway there, and greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase each year.
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But cutting greenhouse gases this deeply will involve more than cap and trade.
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Methane is a potent greenhouse gas 25 times more powerful than carbon dioxide.
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He wants to require schools to have a greenhouse or urban-farming classroom.
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But temperatures will keep rising after that if greenhouse gas levels aren't stabilized.
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Beef and lamb produce the most greenhouse gases per kilogram of meat produced.
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Are you putting more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere than you're taking out?
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Of course, most people who advocate for geoengineering say that it's a solution to buy us more time for reducing greenhouse emissions — meaning that we'd be monitoring the greenhouse gases all along and trying to reduce them no matter what.
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Pieter Tans, who has studied greenhouse gas emissions for decades and now serves as the lead scientist at the Global Greenhouse Gas Reference Network, called the Paris accord a "great step forward" because it recognized humans' role in causing climate change.
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Why it matters: Known as the Annual Greenhouse Gas Index, or AGGI, which NOAA produces, it clearly shows that despite numerous agreements and goals for cutting greenhouse gas emissions, the ability of the atmosphere to trap extra heat keeps growing.
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The problem here is that we have a finite resource—the ability of the Earth's atmosphere to absorb greenhouse gases without violently disrupting the climate—and each additional person contributes to the total amount of greenhouse gas in the atmosphere.
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Vegetarian and vegan diets would result in even lower greenhouse gas emissions, but a flexitarian diet "is the least stringent that is both healthy and would reduce greenhouse gas emissions enough for us to stay within environmental limits," according to Springmann.
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The "clean energy plan" established by the Obama administration stipulates that each state would come out with a plan to use greenhouse gas emissions in 2005 as a baseline and hoped to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 32% by 2030.
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Expected to be announced officially on Tuesday, the plan will allow coal-fired power plants to emit unlimited amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere—and along with those greenhouse gases, harmful air pollutants like particulate matter, ozone, and sulfur dioxide.
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Not only must we emit less greenhouse gases, we must plant things that absorb greenhouse gases, and give our farmers a better harvest, and invest in the technologies to allow us to claim some that are in the air now.
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The companies' disclosure of their greenhouse gas emissions remains voluntary, and difficult to verify independently — a problem that has also dogged countries' pledges under the Paris climate accord, which commits nearly every country to reducing planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions.
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Counting carbon A recent study looking at how meatless days affected greenhouse gas and water footprints in 140 countries found that if everyone in the United States participated in a meatless day, they could cut greenhouse gasses by 22 percent.
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Greenhouse gas emissions often indicate waste due to excessive energy use or other inefficiencies.
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These benefits help explain why greenhouse gas accounting has become so common among companies.
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Solar installations can pick up the slack here, without emitting heat-trapping greenhouse gases.
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Transportation is now the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States.
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Still, it's better than all the greenhouse gases being generated by cars and trucks.
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Carbon dioxide (CO22) is the most important greenhouse gas, but methane comes in second.
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In other words, your direct net contribution to reducing greenhouse gas pollution is nil.
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That makes forests, from the Amazon to Siberia, vast natural stores of greenhouse gases.
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All told, deforestation accounts for an estimated 15 percent of total greenhouse gas emissions.
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And today, with our copious greenhouse gas emissions, we're affecting the atmosphere even further.
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Trump pushes for "American energy dominance," developing initiatives that reward greenhouse gas-producing industries.
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We know what we need to do: Cut greenhouse emissions in half by 2030.
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The agreement created a near-global plan to limit the emission of greenhouse gases.
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Take the bus Greenhouse gas emissions are another big problem for the festival industry.
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Another bill (with four female sponsors) establishes an action plan to reduce greenhouse gas.
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It's vented up and out through the roof, to mingle with other greenhouse gases.
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Potential benefits of the program extend beyond land preservation, including cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
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Greenhouse gas emissions must stop completely in order to stabilize the climate, Canadell warned.
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The world's militaries emit more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere than any other sector.
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The National Energy Administration says it will create jobs and curb greenhouse gas emissions.
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These states have been taking charge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for years now.
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Air pollution, including the effects of greenhouse gases, caused 3.7m deaths worldwide in 2012.
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"Carbon dioxide is in fact a greenhouse gas," Bridenstine said after questioning from Sen.
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However, the wind farm has the advantage of avoiding planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions.
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All told, deforestation accounts for an estimated 22017 percent of total greenhouse gas emissions.
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It actually calls for a 3.7 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions per year.
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Greenhouse devotes most of a chapter to her, but she wasn't a union person.
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The release of more greenhouse gases as organisms decompose in newly active soil layers.
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Greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels are expected to grow by 6.3% in 2018.
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Shell has agreed to the industry's most ambitious targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Their multihome, private-jet lifestyles spew prodigious amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Ships are incredibly polluting, belching out millions of tons of greenhouse gases every year.
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And they should say whether the romaine was grown hydroponically or in a greenhouse.
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Cow burps and farts also emit significant levels of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.
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Canada's greenhouse, nursery and floriculture sectors employ 21.3166% of all workers in Canadian agriculture.
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And beef production is so taxing that it has significant impacts beyond greenhouse gasses.
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Humans could try something similar to offset the warming effect of greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Like most DIY projects, the Hunter Greenhouse started out with a need to create.
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Their next big goal is upgrading their greenhouse so it can operate year-round.
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"We're not just building a greenhouse, washing our hands, and walking away," Canning said.
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Off the dining room, there is also a small greenhouse with retractable canvas shades.
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He is a functionary, chosen in part to dismantle EPA regulations on greenhouse gases.
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Alberta's signature was crucial because it emits more greenhouse gases than any other province.
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The government has set the fuel tax in order to tackle greenhouse gas emissions.
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The EPA says that transportation accounts for 28 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions.
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Make polluting expensive, and it would cut the amount of greenhouse gases people spew.
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There, 21.5 parties agreed to curb greenhouse gas emissions to avoid reaching that threshold.
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This would allow them to pass aggressive renewable portfolio standards and greenhouse gas targets.
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No, e-cigs aren't some great contributor to greenhouse gases (that we know of).
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It's a big contrast to the monoculture growing operations of modern-day greenhouse systems.
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Federal regulators could try to challenge California's ability to make rules about greenhouse gases.
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Growing North's current greenhouse is 75 percent hydroponic and 25 percent soil-based agriculture.
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We use trellis netting that the greenhouse industry uses to allow vines to climb.
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Transportation, meanwhile, emits nearly a third of the nation's climate-change-causing greenhouse gases.
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We want to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and slow the spread of microplastic.
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In its 2009 endangerment finding, EPA determined that, yes, greenhouse gases threaten public health.
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We are using the excess heat for the tomato greenhouse and it is working.
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The policy phases down powerful greenhouse gases found in a range of everyday appliances.
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Fast facts: Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, is the primary component of natural gas.
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Focusing policies on greenhouse gases made sense in an Obama administration that prioritized climate.
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In addition to these, Coda supports Figma, Greenhouse, Instagram, YouTube, Walmart Shopping and Wikipedia.
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Governments around the world are pushing policies cutting greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels.
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This could produce a runaway greenhouse gas effect like the one seen on Venus.
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Methane is the main component in natural gas, and is a potent greenhouse gas.
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All this reduces emissions of greenhouse gases, in keeping with increasingly restrictive European rules.
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In 2016, the transportation sector accounted for 28 percent of US greenhouse gas emissions.
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The United States accounts for only about 15 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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U.S. cattle and their byproducts are a major source of the greenhouse gas methane.
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We can buy more time, however, if we stop emitting so much greenhouse gas.
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What story do these graphs tell about greenhouse gas emissions in the United States?
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The accord consisted of individual greenhouse gas limits each signatory nation determined for themselves.
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The teenager rejects air travel because of its high levels of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Controlling these exceptionally potent greenhouse gases could curb warming by nearly 1 degree Fahrenheit.
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We think it's important for countries to work together to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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That would surely mean huge reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from the meat sector.
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Methane is the second-most common human-generated greenhouse gas in the United States.
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It may also lead to Pakistan's greenhouse gas emissions quadrupling between 220006 and 2202.
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The threat of HFCs, like carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, is more amorphous.
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It doesn't require the energy conventional recycling centers need, which helps reduce greenhouse gases.
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However, the sun creates a "greenhouse effect" in vehicles, according to a 2005 study.
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Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that accelerate climate change do not cause smog.
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Poor countries are responsible for only a small share of all greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Trump administration is expanding its review of greenhouse gas emissions standards for cars.
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Linda Greenhouse The only presidential inauguration I've attended was Bill Clinton's first, on Jan.
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Autonomous vehicles also have the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by improving congestion.
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Together they accounted for 900 million tonnes of greenhouse gases per year, it said.
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It linked the changing climate directly to greenhouse gas emissions caused by human activity.
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On climate change reporting, including tracking greenhouse gas emissions, Statoil got a strong "A-".
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If you account for the cost of greenhouse gases, projected growth is much higher.
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Meanwhile, sustainable cities have cleaner air, less traffic congestion and fewer greenhouse gas emissions.
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Civil aviation accounts for only about 2 percent of the world's greenhouse gas emissions.
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These scientists are part of a crucial global network for measuring airborne greenhouse gases.
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Linda Greenhouse So now we know what the post-Scalia Supreme Court sounds like.
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Tom Carper of Delaware said the tech is essential to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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That's why some observers are cynical about Exxon's sincerity in curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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India is the world's third-biggest emitter of greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
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New York had the biggest overall upstream greenhouse gas footprint, and Delhi the smallest.
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A greenhouse full of roses is of no use to you on February 15th.
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I use the greenhouse gas emission calculator for analysis of major federal climate actions.
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Most of the greenhouse gasses on Mars would be remarkably energy intensive to extract.
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And those nasty environmental side effects are in addition to the greenhouse gas emissions.
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Chicken is considerably better for the environment than beef, however, producing fewer greenhouse gasses.
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According to its press release, Amazon will measure and report its greenhouse gas emissions.
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And greenhouse makers now have a customer base beyond tomato and green pepper farmers.
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Nitrogen dioxide is not one of the major greenhouse gases linked to climate change.
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"For average Americans, the biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions is driving," she said.
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Her goal is to reduce the country's greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-FL) has proposed a carbon tax to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
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The livestock sector as a whole is responsible for 18% of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Methane is a fast-acting greenhouse gas with enormous short-term impacts on climate.
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Later, Greenhouse reviewed the notes the doctors had put in the electronic medical record.
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Global greenhouse gas emissions reached a record high in 2018 and are accelerating higher.
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The greenhouse gases we injected into the atmosphere have already warmed the planet measurably.
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A little greenhouse sheltered plants that could not survive the short but harsh winter.
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Transportation creates more greenhouse emissions than any other sector of the United States economy.
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It's less deadly than coal or natural gas, and produces no greenhouse gas emissions.
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This is a common-sense approach to the daunting task of mitigating greenhouse emissions.
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Two deputy marshals, Derrick Stafford and Norris Greenhouse Jr., opened fire on Few's car.
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Across most of the state's economy, greenhouse gas emissions have been trending steadily down.
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The administration's preferred proposal would therefore allow more greenhouse gas pollution than current rules.
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Today, I signed an Executive Order to rejoin the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI).
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The transportation sector is the largest source of greenhouse gases in the United States.
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Linda Greenhouse President Trump didn't include El Salvador on his vulgar list of deplorables.
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"She and I Skyped from my ex-boyfriend's bed in London," Ms. Greenhouse said.
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In the days before their wedding, Ms. Greenhouse said she read many love letters.
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The E.U. accounts for less than 10 percent of the world's greenhouse gas emissions.
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She is the daughter of Linda Greenhouse and Eugene R. Fidell of New Haven.
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A runaway greenhouse effect will produce surface temperatures in excess of 700 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Since methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, that is bad news for climate change.
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Rising levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are driving up sea-surface temperatures.
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Every flight that's grounded is that much less greenhouse gas pumped into the atmosphere.
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The Amazon is sucking in carbon and greenhouse gases while slowing the rising temperatures.
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The ghostly shapes in "Greenhouse" (2018) reminded me of those in children's finger paintings.
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Eni plans to cut down its greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050.
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Climate scientists say we need to suck greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere, too.
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Flowers that are landfilled help contribute to greenhouse gases ... They're composted ... Unless they're composted!
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But Russians are generally apathetic about rising greenhouse gas emissions, the Pew survey confirmed.
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He has rolled back regulations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and attacked climate activists.
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The US military is also the largest greenhouse gas-emitting institution in the world.
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"The science is crystal clear — we must reduce greenhouse gas emissions immediately," he says.
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If not, then the offset isn't leading to any new reductions in greenhouse gases.
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Some of those substances were replaced with hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), but HFCs are greenhouse gases.
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It's responsible for nearly 15% of global greenhouse emissions, according to United Nations estimates.
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He also opposes gun control, gay marriage and regulations to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
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Wildfires further contribute to climate change by sending more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Mr. Obama took unilateral aggressive actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reform immigration.
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First, some greenhouse gas emissions are released by the supply chain, starting with forestry.
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The question is how does adding greenhouse gas to the atmosphere change the temperature?
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Each country will reduce their greenhouse gas emissions according to their own national strategies.
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But as the climate warms wetland soils, microbial metabolism increases, releasing additional greenhouse gases.
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Since 1988, 100 corporations have been responsible for 70 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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BP (BP) is linking the bonuses of 36,000 employees to greenhouse gas reduction targets.
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Industrial processes can be retooled; those that must emit greenhouse gases can capture them.
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The GreenHouse, as it is called, is the nation's oldest and largest prison garden.
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Venting directly emits methane, an even more potent greenhouse gas in the shorter term.
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Somewhat surprisingly given the prevailing political tides, greenhouse gas emissions actually fell last year.
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R.G.G.I., as the initiative is known, was the nation's first multistate greenhouse gas initiative.
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All together these account for only about 20 percent of total greenhouse gas emissions.
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Yet, at the same time, it fails to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions today.
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Even mature economies have encountered problems in setting the rules for greenhouse gas markets.
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Its mission: cut greenhouse gas emissions more than even President Barack Obama had proposed.
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Maryland environmental advocates seek more aggressive greenhouse gas reduction goals, The Baltimore Sun reports.
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Moreover, the Clean Power Plan is not the last word in greenhouse gas regulation.
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The northern-most greenhouse dome in the world provides microgreens to a local restaurant.
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Airplanes contribute 12% of all U.S. transportation greenhouse gas emissions, according to the EPA.
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On Saturday, the Los Angeles cult favorite Cactus Store will open a summer greenhouse.
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"In 2017, electricity accounted for more than half our greenhouse gas emissions," Sabin added.
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What to do: Cutting greenhouse gas emissions will require drastic measures, Dr. Taalas said.
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Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, is loosely regulated, difficult to detect and rising sharply.
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Methane is both the main component of natural gas and a potent greenhouse gas.
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We continue to strengthen state emissions rules to cut pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
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It's also electric, which will helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improves air quality.
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China reached its 28503 greenhouse gas emissions reduction goal last year, its government said.
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Another features a duet between a human performer and a greenhouse full of foliage.
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Orchids line the greenhouse corridors in springtime, and chrysanthemums take over in the fall.
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I spied the strange pink glow of the geodesic dome, the island's unlikely greenhouse.
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The oceans absorb over 90 percent of heat trapped from human-created greenhouse gases.
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Methane is both the main component of natural gas and a potent greenhouse gas.
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The United States remains the second largest annual emitter of greenhouse gases after China.
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The nonbinding agreement consisted of individual greenhouse gas limits determined by each signatory nation.
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It does not include deaths from greenhouse gas pollution, which are growing in number.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Air Resources Board imposed a statewide ceiling on greenhouse gas emissions.
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Most climatologists are unwilling to state that any degree of greenhouse warming has begun.
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It calls for "net-zero greenhouse gas emissions" by 2030, which is totally commendable.
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Elsewhere, New Jersey and Virginia are planning to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
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Virginia is just about to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative in the Northeast.
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Cremation is also somewhat environmentally kinder, though it releases greenhouse gases into the air.
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If it occurs, this would also release greenhouse gases that had been locked away.
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In particular, more than 400 American mayors have committed themselves to battling greenhouse emissions.
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Hydrofluorocarbon emissions have been growing faster than any other form of greenhouse gas emissions.
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That would amount to tens of millions of tons less greenhouse gas emissions annually.
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In the United States, the transportation sector is the largest source of greenhouse gases.
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The world's nations would need to cut their greenhouse gas emissions by a lot.
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In fact, US greenhouse gas emissions are on the rise after years of decline.
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It's a potent greenhouse gas that's both colorless and odorless, and abundant on Earth.
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Like we were doing at Greenhouse back in the day at AOL to differentiate.
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The average New Yorker emits 30 percent less greenhouse gases than any other American.
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Right now Food and Agriculture account for 25 percent of greenhouse gas emissions today in the next couple decades will far surpass energy is the number one cause of greenhouse gas emissions and food waste is you know a huge part of that.
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Many governments are now trying to cut their greenhouse gas emissions under the 2250 Paris climate agreement, though U.S. President Donald Trump has weakened the pact by saying the United States, the world's second biggest greenhouse gas polluter after China, will pull out.
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"Diets present major opportunities for reducing greenhouse gases," study author Cynthia Rosenzweig said on the same call for reporters, "because diets that are rich in plant-based foods emit lower greenhouse gas emissions than diets that are very heavy in red-meat consumption."
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The proposal, led by New York state's pension fund, calls on Exxon to start setting targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions that are "aligned with the greenhouse gas reductions goals established by the Paris climate agreement," including for use of its own products.
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In September of 2015, Canning and Nieto's team finished their first greenhouse in Naujaat, with the help of the Nunavut government as well as the local Naujaat municipality, which provided the leased land they use and co-financed a full-time greenhouse manager.
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It comes less than a week after President Trump pulled the U.S. out of the Paris climate deal, an agreement to cut global greenhouse emissions that hinged on the involvement of the U.S. and China, the world's leading emitters of greenhouse gases.
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GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTIONS SLOWING UNDER TRUMP: Reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are slowing down under the Trump Administration, with the harmful gasses falling just half a percent in 2017, according to the latest data from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released Thursday.
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To some extent, the measurement of greenhouse gas emissions will be known on a daily and weekly basis, so van Beurden could try to shut off plants and stop producing certain products in the final weeks to hit the greenhouse gas target.
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The commercial vehicle rules, which the administration says could cut 1 billion metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions, could help put the United States on track to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by as much as 23 percent below 170 levels by 2025.
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That battle could break into war in the coming weeks if the E.P.A. moves to substantially weaken the nation's current greenhouse gas rules for tailpipe emissions or challenges a legal waiver that allows California to set its own greenhouse gas emissions regulations.
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NHTSA is responsible for car efficiency rules while EPA's authority is over the greenhouse gas emissions; as the only way to effectively decrease greenhouse gas emissions from most cars is to increase efficiency, the two agencies view it as a single standard.
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The rules expand on the greenhouse gas and fuel efficiency standards unveiled in 2202 and are designed to cut 2628 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fuel consumption by an additional 28500 percent over the first phase.
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You put it into a greenhouse in a moist environment and it liberates the CO2.
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This used climate models to simulate supertyphoon Haiyan with and without human greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Cattle are the fifth-largest producers of methane, a greenhouse gas which affects the climate.
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Agriculture and forestry together contribute about 9.4% of US greenhouse gas emissions, as of 2016.
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Even oil companies now profess to be in favour of reducing emissions of greenhouse gases.
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Clone a seemingly healthy yet afflicted plant and you'll end up with a worthless greenhouse.
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Climate trends are controlled by larger forces, like greenhouse gases or changes in Earth's orbit.
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And as a result, LULUCF offset 11.8 percent of US greenhouse gas emissions in 2015.
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In addition to forest degradation, it accounts for 73 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Burning fossil fuel generates greenhouse gases that are blamed by scientists for warming the planet.
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For perspective, the livestock supply chains accounts for another 14.5 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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With that came more manufacturing, more power use, more travel, and, yes, more greenhouse gases.
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In the US alone, health care accounts for nearly a tenth of greenhouse gas emissions.
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So far, Pinterest is the only company that has signed on to use Greenhouse Inclusion.
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The temperature increase is directly tied to rising global greenhouse gas emissions, the authors say.
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Corporations are trying to limit their greenhouse emissions, but some are doing better than others.
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Possible causes of radiative forcing: changes in solar activity, in volcanic activity or greenhouse gases.
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Governments hope it might help to trim both greenhouse-gas emissions and waste-management costs.
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Biomethane gas is made from food waste, which is also a source of greenhouse gases.
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Direct gas venting drives up emissions even more by spewing the potent greenhouse gas methane.
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That is what brings the Waterfords to their sinister conversation in the manor green greenhouse.
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Virtually every nation voluntarily committed to steps aimed at curbing global emissions of "greenhouse" gases.
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With the sun blazing on my thick black hair, my sweaty head became a greenhouse.
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Globally, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization attributes 14.5% of greenhouse gas emissions to livestock.
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In the process, it would also limit the greenhouse-gas emissions from wasted agricultural production.
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He wishes he could have a greenhouse at home to grow them in Chicago's weather.
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A key question is whether they can reduce greenhouse-gas emissions without gutting their businesses.
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BP later pledged to link the bonuses of 36,000 employees to greenhouse gas reduction targets.
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Has Lee Chang-dong ever indicated why Burning focuses on greenhouse arson instead of barns?
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China emits more greenhouse gases — carbon dioxide being the primary one — than any other country.
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Greenhouse gas emissions from the burning of fossil fuels are seen as the main cause.
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All told, unchecked greenhouse-gas emissions could lop a tenth off American GDP this century.
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In short, few greenhouse gases were emitted in creating and transporting materials for the tower.
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The emerging sector, farm groups say, is posing a new challenge for traditional greenhouse growers.
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"Meat production is responsible for as much as 20% of greenhouse gas emissions," Brand wrote.
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Those obligations are, in some cases, fairly technical, but they have substantial greenhouse gas implications.
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Methane doesn't "live" long in the atmosphere, but it is considered a powerful greenhouse gas.
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Greenhouse knew Few before the deadly encounter, a source familiar with the investigation told CNN.
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They were seen as a way to help countries make reductions in their greenhouse gases.
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No scenarios are at all likely to keep warming under 1.5ºC without greenhouse-gas removal.
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"The only way [to explain this] is to somehow incorporate a greenhouse effect," Airapetian said.
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Gillibrand also isn't the only presidential hopeful talking about a reckoning with greenhouse gas emitters.
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A little too hot, and the oceans will boil away, triggering a runaway greenhouse effect.
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But she stressed that that would mean doing more right away to reduce greenhouse gases.
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The bad news is that methane is a greenhouse gas that's contributing to global warming.
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And new computer simulations suggest that's because of rising levels of the greenhouse gas methane.
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That's still not enough to meet the goals necessary to reduce greenhouse gases significantly enough.
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The EPA created Energy Star in 20113 to save energy and cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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Because of climate change, nuclear power—which produces no greenhouse gases—is looking more attractive.
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WHEN SHE FOUND A NEW WAY TO GET CLEAN Just bathing outside a greenhouse, NBD.
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