Sentence examples for atmosphere problems from inspiring English sources

For Japan and Korea, due to the close economic interdependence and geographical position, any contribution to the reduction of the trans-boundary emissions or to the solution of atmosphere problems within China also helps those countries indirectly.

For Japan or Korea, due to the close economic interdependence and geographical position, any contribution to the reduction of the trans-boundary emissions or to the solution of atmosphere problems within China also helps those countries themselves.

For Japan and Korea, due to the close economic interdependence and geographical position, any contribution to the reduction of the trans-boundary emissions or to the solution of atmosphere problems within China also helps those countries themselves.

It's an atmosphere problem".

But the move has also been marked by unrest in the stands – with supporters complaining of inadequate stewarding, a lacklustre atmosphere and problems with the relocation of like-minded fans to sit next to one another – plus poor results.

In this way the applications of ASHP were enlarged and a simple and feasible alternative heating service was developed for heating in north China which can also partly solve the severer and severer atmosphere pollution problems in these regions.

For example, aircraft contrails can impact cloud formation and deposit aerosols into the atmosphere, a problem that as yet has no straightforward solution.

As a consequence, light-water reactors need to be housed in fortress-like containment buildings in case the cooling system fails and radioactive steam is released into the atmosphere.Another problem concerns the bundles of rods that contain the uranium-dioxide fuel.

Fresco wasn't viable in the city's humid atmosphere; tempera had problems too.

However, the model simulation results show that planets with the size and mass ≤ of the Earth with even a 95% CO2 atmosphere would experience problems when the EUV flux reaches values which are ≥30 time that of the present Earth (Tian, 2009; Lichtenegger et al., 2010).

The gas can be toxic when leaked into the atmosphere, causing respiratory problems and irritation of the eyes.