Sentence examples for atmosphere reaching from inspiring English sources
After the venting failed at the Fukushima plant, the hydrogen gas fueled explosions that spewed radioactive materials into the atmosphere, reaching levels about 10 percent of estimated emissions at Chernobyl, according to Japan's nuclear regulatory agency.
Some, indeed, think alternative energy will be the basis of a boom bigger than information technology.Whether that boom will happen quickly enough to stop the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere reaching dangerous levels is moot.
The world is in a new era of "climate change reality", with carbon dioxide in the atmosphere reaching a symbolic threshold which it will not fall below for many generations, scientists have said.
With the outer regions of the sun's atmosphere reaching millions of degrees, tornadoes might offer "an important clue" to the heating mechanism, says Priest.
The increasing worldwide demand for energy bound to a strong dependence of fossil fuels has considerably intensified the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, reaching alarming levels.
The researchers also found what they think might be causing the migration: The troposphere--the layer of atmosphere reaching from the surface to an altitude of about 12 kilometers--has warmed faster than the rest of the atmosphere over the subtropics in bands centering about 30° north and south of the equator.
Plenty of runners are whooping it up too, as the party atmosphere reaches a fever pitch.
This past April, the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere reached a record four hundred and ten parts per million.
Preliminary measurements show the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere reached a new high of 386.6ppm in December 2008.
Global average temperatures broke through the 1C barrier as the concentration of man-made greenhouse gases in the atmosphere reached another new record, the climate scientists said.
Average carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere reached 400 parts per million in 2015, and are rising at a rate of nearly 3 ppm each year.
